Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-28
City News
 ....In Brief


 trip.
 From the Mines.
 NJ. R. Stoddard, the mining man of the Big Bug district. Is in the city on business trip.
 To the Coast.
 Mrs. O. O. Stephens left yesterday for Los Angeles on an outing for the next three weeks.
 Visiting the South.
 Mrs. O. H. Tucker and Mrs. P A. Johns have gone to the southern part of the State for few days wis it with relatives and friends.
 Coast Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Goldthwaite, of San Francisco, were arrivals yes tcrday and leave tomorrow for Crown King, where the former has mining interests
 Visiting Mine Owner
 A. F. Campo one of the best known mining men of the Brad shaw mountains, Is in the city on a business trip and on litigation be- fore the superior court.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. C. E. Lamb, wife of Engi- neer Lamb, of the s. F. P. & P. railway, left yesterday for the southern part of the state to visit with friends for a few days. Visiting Miner.
 Charles B. Broan. foreman of the Monte Christo mines of Constella- ton, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday, accompanying his wife to that camp. where they will reside in, the future.
 Expanding Business.
 Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Mercantile Company were filed for record yesterday with a capitalization of S25000 This cor poration will conduct business at the A. & A. mining camp near Jerome, and is kindred to that company. The incorporators are J. E. Leeper, Wm. K. Tucker and R. L. Park. Beneficial Results.
 Frank Rust and Oscar Neipp, who have been taking the water cure for several weeks, for rheumatic ills. returned yesterday and report good results. Lively Country.
 Captain J. O. McGovern is in the city from Date Creek, where he re ports lively times in wagon road building by the county. and many automobile parties passing through | from the south to the north. Visiting Old Home
 Harry Marshall formerly a resi- dent of this city, and a popular i salesman, is in the city from Glen dale for a few days renewing old time associations He received a . welcome from many friends For the Summer.
 D. W. Mulett of Buckeye, Mari copa county, will bring his wife and . family to Prescott to remain for the summer, renting cottage yesterday. He leaves for home today, to return next Saturday. He is delighted with this section and its climate. Valley Visitor.
 Mrs. J. w. Cook, wife of the fore man of the Valinda Rancho in Will Hanson Valley, arrived from Kirk land Valley yesterday, and is at the home of her mother, Mrs Rachel Miller in West Prescott Later she will join Mir Cook at their new home.
 Sold Firewater.
 U. s. Marshall Overlook brought 10 the city yesterday from the south ern part of the State a Mexican named l. Mendoza, who is accused of selling whisky to Indians. He will be confined in the county jail iere with ffty-nine others of the same criminal class. Federal Official Here.
 U. s. Marshal and Mrs. Overlook were arrivals yesterday from the southern part of the State, and are 1t the St. Michael Marshal Over; ock comes on official business, while lis wife is here to enjoy the splen- lid summer climate for a few days, his being her first trip to the city. 0n Mining Business.
 s. J. Gnash, manager of the Pick md Drill Mining Company, operat- ng near Humboldt, passed through he city yesterday for Los Angeles i O consult with associates. He re- ports the main shaft as reaching lepth of 800 feet and development Olllllullip CHSISGllCdilJ senator Clark Arrives. $ Former Senator w. A. Clark pass d over the Verde Valley railway , afternoon for Clarkdale, 'n his customary trip of inspection # United Verde interests. He will emain at Jerome for several days. l; Ie was joined at Cedar Glade by , lis legal adviser, LeRoy Anderson, f this city. Visiting Physicians. Dr. B. J. Whiteside. of Kingman, f nd his guest, Dr. Stoddard, of :, Pueblo, Colorado, who have been at 2 ending the meeting of the State | iedical society at Globe. are in the ' ity, en route home They will re nain for a few days on a sightseeing T rip and to enjoy the ozone of the inc clad mountains. Visitors Leave. I H. J. Perrine, who had been look / lg over the holdings of the Ari- z ona Land and Irrigation Company
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