Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-09-24
From Thursdays Daily
VISITING the CAPITAL.

From Thursdays Daily
Visiting the Capital.
Miss Alma Johnson and Miss
Irene Berry. telephone operators OF
this city. are in Phoenix, for a Jew
days, visiting with friends.
Business Trip.
Charles Zeiger. of FL Paso. Texas,
is in the city en- route to Congress
Junction to look after the estate of
his deceased brother. Edward Zeiger.
From the Camp.
Captain and Mrs. ]. H. Farrell are
in the city from the Arizona Bon
ANA mining camp, near Humboldt,
on business and are registered at
the St Michael.
Summoned Home.
Mrs. Frank Kenilworth. a recent
arrival from Redlands, Cal. to visit
with relatives. left yesterday for Pu-
eblo. Colo. her home. being sum-
moned BY the illness of an unmar-
ried sister.
Blue Bell Visitor.
s. R. Trengove. superintendent OF
the Blue Bell copper mines, was a
business visitor TO the city yester-
day. reporting the usual tonnage as
being produced daily and under
ground conditions as satisfactory.
About FIVE carloads per day are 60
ing 10 the smelter AT Humboldt.
Cattle Buyer Here.
o. Johnson, a cattle buyer Of
Glendale. near Phoenix, is in the
city en- route home after trip to
the ranges adjacent TO the Verde
valley Johnson states plenty OF
cattle are ready for sale. but the
top-notch prices asked he considers
uninviting at this time. He returns
later in the season.
Verde Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Mulholland,
we'll and favorably known in the
Verde valley. were arrivals yester-
day. to remain for several days Wis
iting with friends and tranSacting
business.
From the South.
]. w. Sullivan, cattleman and
land owner. has returned from a
business trip to the southern part
OF the state. and is en- route TO
Williamson valley and Seligman,
where he is interested in the above
industries.
Visiting With Friends.
Mrs. c. \. Kumke. wife OF one
OF the mining engineers OF the
United Verde Copper Company. has
arrived from Jerome. and is to re-
main for a few days to visit With
friends
Satisfied Rangemen.
{. T. Burton. OF Upper Verde,
is in the city and gives a generally
fine report OF the livestock industry,
stating that an abundance OF new
feed is coming up since the rains
have ended and warm weather has
followed.
Brief Business Trip.
Tom II. Wilson. formerly resi-
dent OF this city, returned yester-
day from Florence. on a brief bust
ness trip. He is a guard al the
State penitentiary and expects to
return TO his duties tomorrow.
Rangenan Visitor.
Ed z. Genung. livestock grower
of the Kirkland country, is in the
city for a few days on business. and
reports range conditions as prac-
tically restored from the recent
rains. and stock in fine form again
He anticipates favorable winter
from new feed that is rapidly "a ow-
| ing.
Visitor Leaves.
Miss Anna Castle, OF Lexington
KY. left yesterday for Phoenix
to remain for the winter She haC
been spending the summer in thi
city for her health and was ma
terially benefited by the change o
climate. She expects to return
next season.
To the South.
Sam Henry. a recent arrival from
the eastern states. concluded a sum
mer sojourn in the city yesterda!
and left for the southern part of til,
state TO spend the winter. He ha
concluded 10 make Arizona hi:
home, spending the summers il
this section and the winters in III,