Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-03-19
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city News
....In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Sam Davis and Pete Linqdist,
employees of the United Verde Cop
per Company, were in the city yes
terday on a business trip and return
home today.
Buys Resort Lots.
Mrs. Lena Harter has purchased
from Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Smith two
lots in Idylwild addition, for a NOM
inal sum, the deed being filed for
record yesterday.
To the Coast.
Mrs. E X. Haney and daughter,
Miss Hattie Hermann, left for Val
lejo, Cal, where they will visit
for the next three months with
Mrs. Frank Painter, daughter of the
former.
Jerome Realty Sale.
Mrs. Annie Lyons has sold to
Mrs. Robert G. Stevenson, a certain
lot in the Syndicate addition to
Jerome, for the sum OF $500, ac-
cording to a deed filed for record
yesterday.
Business Trip.
Former Probate Judge c. p.
Hicks left yesterday for the coast,
on an observation trip with the
view OF locating and engaging in
business. He will visit all the prin-
cipal cities.
Returns Home.
Mrs. Rose Prall, OF Omaha, Ne
braska, after an extended visit with
friends in Phoenix and with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Bold, OF this city, return
ed home yesterday, accompanied
by her two young sons.
Storm Resumes.
Snow again fell in this section at
intervals on Tuesday night and dur
ing Wednesday, reaching depth OF
over six inches in the mountains
to the south and about three inches
in the city. The snow extended
as far south as Congress Junction
but readily melted.
Mining Business.
John Knetich, mine owner of the
Humboldt section, was a business
visitor to the city yesterday, anC
reports the big smelter rs under
operation and production maintain
ed on a uniform basis.
To the Hills.
George Lynch, after a two weeks
sojourn in the city, on account o
the recent storms, leaves today 10
his camp in the Milk Creek section
of the Bradshaws to make an in
spection, of conditions, if TIL
snow will permit.
Valley Visitor.
G. c. Spencer. the business MAJ
of Dewey, was in the city yester
day. and reports farmers and range
men as very much pleased over III
outlook in their respective lines, o
account of the big storms whic
came at an opportune time.
Returns From Coast.
]. H. Stephens returned yesterda
from the coast, and leaves toda
for the White Rock ranch, his rang
l. headquarters, TO look over the cat
tie situation for a few weeks. II
is elated over the fall Of so niue
rain and snow, an anticipates
prosperous year.
Leaves For Home.
e Superior Judge F. w. Perkins
i Coconino county, after presiding
d the Superior Court here durir
IS the week, left for Flagstaff yeste
= day. He made a favorable impre
e sion among attorneys as well ;
e the public generally by his able al
e upright decisions.
d Inspection Trip.
lie John Kelly, president of the P
A cihc Copper Mining Company, wi
al arrived Tuesday from Kansas Cit
c contemplates remaining for an e
tended visit on business pertainiI
s. to that property OF an importa
lie nature. He is a guest of Mr.. al
st Mrs. w. V. DeCamp, the former }
er general manager, who reside in t
lie Bartholdi residence, on East Curl
n; street.
as Litigation Ends.
TO E. G. Brown, as receiver, has SO
to the Head Lumber Company CO
r tain improved realty in Murphy
ne second subdivision in the city, fc
at merly owned by Harlan Wood, I
r the sum of $l,34274, the amount
&c the judgment in legal action ;
RS fore the superior court, in viii
IS J. H. Mulrein figured as the plai
f. tiff This litigation has terminal
On after being in the courts for 81