Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-03-19


is practically closed.
Coming in Again.
Henry Harding was a visitor to
the city yesterday from the SEN
ator country, and reports pack
trains with ore coming out of the
Slate Creek country. Wagon traffic
to the city, however. is light.
Returns Home.
The many friends in the city of
Miss Vera McNulty, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McNulty, will
be pleased to learn that she return
ed Sunday from the Tempe Normal,
to remain during Easter week.
Come to Reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Eddgeton, of
Kansas City, arrived yesterday and
will make Prescott their future
home. Mr.. Eddgeton was a visitor
about two years ago when he form
ed favorable impression of this
section, hence his return.
Opening Up.
T. ]. Laird was in the city yes
terday from Groom Creek, and
states that many mines are again
under operation, the snow being
less than a foot in depth. The
state highway is as dry as bone
from that section to this city.
Good Report.
H. F. Vail, who was in the city
yesterday from the Dunkirk mines
on Slate Creek, gives good report
of the showing made on that prop
erty. Work goes ahead and the ton
mage on the dump gives a favor
able indication of the high ore val
ues returned.
Valley Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Holder, the
former a large goat raiser of Kirk
land valley, were business visitors
to the city yesterday. The latter
reports that his and other live stock
interests as assured of one of the
best years ever known from the
great amount of rainfall during the
past three weeks.
Good Showing Continues.
Foreman A. B. Peach, of the
Commercial mines in Copper Basin
was a visitor to the city yesterday
on business, and reports ore freight
ing to Skull Valley as continuing, a
car load a day leaving the camp for
shipment to southern smelters. Mine
work goes ahead energetically and
the showing is gratifying.
Returns From Coast.
]. w. Sullivan, who has been
visiting with his sister, Miss Mar
garet Sullivan, in San Francisco for
the past two months, returned yes
terday Since disposing of his land
and cattle interests in the Sehgman
country, he will devote his time
to his large holdings in Williamson
valley and Upper Big Chino.
From Native Land.
Mike Erickson and Pete Kull-
man, who have been visiting their
old homes in Sweden for several
returned on Sunday, and
will again resume their vocations
as miners 1t has been many years
since they visited home, and both
report a very enjoyable time, but
there is no place, however, like the
United States.
Performs Sad Duty.
Colonel l. w. Getchell, who was
to Macchias, Maine,
about two weeks ago to attend the
funeral of his sister, returned yes
terday morning after fulfilling the
sad duty. He was joined in the
:ity by E. H. Blake, of Bangor,
Maine, who comes to look over the
Cash mines near Senator, the latter
being one of the principal owners.
Resort Springing Up.
Dr. Albert Wilson, who is found
ng a new health resort near Muir
,hy Park has completed the
ERECTION of three commondious bun
yalows, with the foundation laid
or two more. During the sum-
ner there will be quite a village
n the new resort. DR.. Wilson
omes from Seattle for his health,
nd is charmed with the curative
bilities of this ozone.
Mining Resumed.
c. J. McNulty, who arrived from
is camp on Big Copper creek, yes
erday, reports that a resumption
t several mines is now noticeable,
he snow disappearing and roads be-
1g opened The Climax mill was
tarted up, and mine work goes