Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-04-09
city News
....in Brief
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

From Thursdays Daily
Leaves for South.
Mrs. E. a. Kastner left yesterday
for a months visit with her sister,
Mrs. William Solomon, at Bisbee.
Looking After Flocks.-
Colin Campbell, the sheep grower
of the north, was a visitor to the
city yesterday, leaving later for the
Cordes country, where he has sew
eral bands on the winter range.
Business and Pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mayer, Mr..
and Mrs. William Lloyd and daugh-
ter of Mayer, were in the city yes
terday on business and visiting with
friends.
East for Summer.
Mrs. F. L. Delvin, wife Of the
general manager of the Mountain
States Telephone Company in this
city, with her son, Joe, left yester-
day for Chicago, where she will re-
main for the summer with her par
ents.
Verde Autoists.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Ralston, OF
the Verde Valley, were in the city
yesterday on a pleasure trip, making
the journey in their new Buick auto.
Since buying the car, they are week
" visitors, instead of coming once in
a year or So
Real Estate Deal.
Mrs. Mary E. McAuley has sold
to w. B. Sheivley, all her realty and
other interests in Ash Fork, the
deed being filed for record yesterday
for $500. Eleven lots and certain
personal property are mentioned in
the transaction.
Cleanup Sale.
The Lake Superior and Nevada
Mining Company near Crown King
has sold number OF miscellaneous
utilities in the reduction mill, pow
der house and other departments to
Otto Peterson for the sum of $4,000,
the bill Of sale being filed for re-
cord yesterday.
Miner Returns.
D. F. Lynchh who left this field
over three years ago for Montana,
returned yesterday and will locate,
going to the lower Hassapampa
where he formerly worked placer
mines The frigid weather of the
north is the reason for his taking
the back track.
Returns to Reside.
Miss Marguerite X. Shew, of And
erson, Indiana, after a few weeks So
journ in Phoenix with friends, ar
rived yesterday and will make Pres
colt her home during the summer,
having formed very favorable i'm
preston of the city from a brief
visit recently.
Rangernen Visitors.
A. w Jones, OF Senator, J. E.
Rudy and Robert Caughran, OF Cop
per Creek to the south of the city,
were among the rangemen in the
city yesterday. An abundance of
snow was reported on the south
slopes OF the Hassapampa range
and cattle are grazing in the lower
elevations, their condition being
good.
Continues Development.
F. J. Stein, who has returned from
an inspection of his mines near
Kirkland Valley, reports develop
ment going ahead and the showing
as satisfactory. He will continue the
shaft to depth of at least 400 feet,
when other exploration will follow.
He has been operating in that sec
ton for several months, and is out
laying considerable capital He re-
turns 10 his home in Flagstaff today.
From New Camp.
Melvin Lind was in the city yes
terday from the Placeritas, where
he states an old mine has been re-
vived by a Los Angeles syndicate
and active development has been
started Quite a force of miners
is employed and a permanent camp
established. Other properties in that
region are also developing, and con-
siderable placer mining also is no.
ticeable
Sells Saloon Business.
James Terry, of Ash Fork, recent