Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-04

On Business.
J. D. Cooper, the livestock grower
of the Hillside country, is in the
city on business.
Mining Business.
D. ]. Sullivan, OF the United Mines
Company, Of Congress, is in the city
on business, and is at the St Mich
ael.
Outside Visitors.
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Holmes, Of Ash
Fork, were among the arrivals in the
city yesterday, and are at the St.
Michael
From the Mines.
Fred Darragh with the Up Min
ing Company near Senator, was an
arrival in the city yesterday from the
camp on business matters.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. F. G. Brecht left yesterday
for Jerome where she will visit with
, friends for a few weeks, and will
be the guest OF Mrs. A. c. Cordiner.
Health Seeker.
Mrs. Ella Sisson, of Alameda, CALI
, is a recent arrival in the city with
her son, and will remain indefinitely,
the latter being afflicted with asth-
ma.
From the Range.
]. Q. Stephens is in the city for
a few days, after a sojourn OF sew
eral weeks at the White Rock
Ranch OF his son, Joe Stephens on
Tank Creek.
I From the West.
Hoffman Richardson, identified
with the Bagdad Copper Company,
was an arrival yesterday from Cop
per Creek on business matters, and
is at the St. Michael.
Eastern Trip.
Mrs. J. D. Bethune, wife OF the
superintendent of the county farm,
left yesterday for Rock Island, Hi
nois, where she will visit with rela-
tives during the summer.
For the Summer.
L. L. Harmon returned from
Phoenix yesterday and is en- route
to his Camp Wood cattle range to
remain for the summer. His wife
Joins him later from the coast
Brief Visitor.
State Mine Inspector Wilson, who
was called to this section few days
ago on duties incidental to his Off
cial position, returned to the south
ern part of the State yesterday.
To Enjoy Climate.
Mrs. G. L. Reynolds and daughter,
OF Blythe, Cal, were arrivals in the
city yesterday and leave today for
Williamson Valley to remain for the
summer with relatives. The climate
is the attraction.
Resumes Operations.
James Russell OF Skull Valley, is
in the city and is perfecting arrange
ments to resume development on his
lead and zinc mines near Copper
Basin. He also contemplates making
shipments to the smelters.
Coast Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Dougherty, OF
Redland, Cal, were visitors to the
city during the week, and were
guests of John w. and Joseph
Dougherty, the former a nephew of
the last two named residents.
Visiting Sheepman.
DOC" Edmunson, one of the big
gest goat raisers in the State, and
an authority on that industry, was
an arrival from Peoples Valley, yes
terday on business and is at Brink
meyers hotel for few days.
Miner Returns.
George Kelso, formerly miner
of this section, returned yesterday
from Idaho, after an absence OF over
three years, and again will locate.
/ Later he will be joined by his wife,
who is residing at Boise City.
| Concludes Visit.
Mrs. P. H. Phillips, of Port HUI
ron, Michigan, who had been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hope
for the past month, returned home
yesterday She expressed herself as
delighted with the country and the
| climate.
Leaves For Camp.
George Robinson returned to the
western slope of the Brashaw noun
tains yesterday with supplies for his
camp. He has recently located a
group of three mines, assays from
which in silver are encouraging for
an attractive proposition 10 be ere