Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-08
CITY NEWS
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(From Tuesdays Daily.)

On Business.
Morse Darnall wa, a brief visitor
to the city yesterday on business
coming from Hillside
Valinda Visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Carter
were visitors with friends in the
city Sunday, coming from the Va
linda Rancho in Williamson valley,
and registered at the St. Michael
From Fatherland.
August Brinkmeyer, brother OF
Henry Brinkmeyer, returned yester-
day from Germany, where he had
been visiting with relatives at the
old home for over three months.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. J. w. Dial accompanies her
husband to the city from Seligman
and is to remain for several days
with friends. She Is at the St Mich
ael
From the Mines.
Michael Hinchey, well knownin
mining circles Of the county. ar
rived from the Humboldt field yes
terday to mingle with his many
friends in the city for a few days
Elevation Too Low.
c. A. SHOWER returned yesterday
from San deg. ai.cr d b-i-i Up
of inspection OF business conditions
and has concluded to go into camp
in this city in consequence. The
sea level did not appeal favorably
to him, after inhaling the ozone of
the pines up in the air a mile
high.
Mining Business.
William G. Gnash Of the Pick
and Drill mining camp is in the
city on business and reports de
acknowledging ahead as usual with
satisfactory conditions in evidence.
Official Business.
Deputy United States Marshal B.
Anderson returned to the city yes
terday from Jerome, where he had
been on official business for several
days and is en- route to the south
CattleTen Here.
Granville Fain, Dave Murdoch
and Fred Back. all prominently
known as livestock growers of the
Verde country, were in the city
yesterday on business.
Entertaining Friend.
Mrs. l. R. Hebb is entertaining
Tor a few days Mrs. c. ]. Muir
dock, who arrived yesterday from
the camp of the Copper Queen. near
Mayer, to visit with friends in the
city.
Brief Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Palmer, of
the Wyamzona Mining Company,
were Sunday visitors with friends
in the city and registered at the
St. Michael They returned to the
camp in the Black Hills yesterday.
Visiting Miner. 3
Oscar Bengo, one OF the best
known miners in this section. was
in the city yesterday from the
Commercial camp in Copper Basin,
md is registered at the Sherman
house.
From the Country.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Perkins and
Miss Fannie Perkins, of the Verde
river town of Perkinsville. are in
the city for a few days to visit
with friends and are registered at
the St. Michael
Concludes Visit.
The many friends in the city of
Miss Opal ,Creekmur, with the
Arizona Power Company, will be
interested to learn of her return
yesterday from a three weeks out
inc in Los Angeles with friends.
Considerate.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Wright and
b. f. Ainsworth, of Camp Wood.
were arrivals yesterday TO remain
for several days. They state they
come to the city that there may
be plenty of room for the army of
big game hunters who are rushing
into that country to exterminate the
wild animals.
Summer Outing Over.
Mrs. L. E. Corbin and children
returned yesterday from six
months visit to Los Angeles, where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry, the latter her sister. They I
received a welcome home from many ;
friends.
Good Report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Struggled
were visitors to the city yesterday l
from Mint valley, the former re- 1
porting conditions as again normal {
in farming and stock raising from c
the heavy rains, although the season
) later than usual
Country Visitor. I
Henry Hartin, of the Williamson u
Valley Land Company, was a Wis q
itor TO the city Sunday and gives c
a good report of ranch and range 7
conditions in that locality and regu-
lar old time fall weather as again L