Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-15
I.creasing the Force.

rrlvcd tins morning and VIII be
IN assistant engineer Of the Arizona
land and Irrigation Company, under
Chief Engineer Cookinham, being
stationed at the damsite on Granite
creek
Home From Coast.
Mrs. Joe A. Petit has returned
from a months trip to San Fran
cisco and MERGED, Cal, visiting with
relatives and friends She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Louise Petit, who had been spend
ing the summer in MERGED
Cattle Shipments.
Charles Evans, of Kirkland val
ley, while in the city yesterday re-
ported cattle shipping as again IN
evidence from that range, Wayne
Ritter and L. L. Harmon sending
south a trainload a few days ago
Other stockmen are to make ship
ments during the next two weeks.
Cattle are in fine condition for feed
ing. EEI
Outside Visitor.
w G. Shook is in the city from
Walnut Creek, where he has resided
for many years, and gives a good
report of the ranch and range in
dustries
Shipping the Fruit.
Ralph Quinn, associated with
Maus & Stewart in the Fair Oaks
orchards, arrived from Phoenix yes
terday and leaves today to take
charge of the packing and shipping
OF the apples to Skull valley, that
are consigned to Walter Hill
Brings Fruit.
P. A. Warren OF the Verde valley
Is again i'll the city. bringing a big
load OF fruit from the Wing6eld
orchards He states the loss this !
year has been unusually heavy from
a lack OF market and from the heavy
increase in the yield over last sea-
son.
Mining Business.
l. G. Ochsenreiter. manager OF /
the Wakota mines near Congress, !
was in the city yesterday on 4 bust J
ness trip and reports development;
going ahead with satisfactory results
This undertaking was formerly
known as the Corona and a reor- +,
ganization OF its affairs was recently
effected. 4
Coast Tourists. (
Mr.. and Mrs. !. D. Mcfarland /
81 Santa Ana, Cal. were arrivals .
in tie city yesterday in their auto
and in a few. day, continue their
journey homeward. They travelled
along the Santa Fe to the Grand
Canyon and on the return trip go
via Phoenix and the Southern Pa
ci6c.
Visiting Miner.
John Dick. one OF the best pio-
ncer miners in this section, ar
rived from his camp on the Hasa
yampa yesterday on business He
gives q good report OF the showing
made ON his claims. and continues
operating single handed Many
mines are active and investors are
making observations.
Prompt Payment.
Through p. J. Kcohaue. recorder
OF the Fraterual Mystic Circle. Mrs.
Serbia H. Cartier. widow OF the
late H. H. Cartier. was the re-
cipient yesterday OF the sum of
Sl.56320, on an insurance policy
carried by the deceased in that or
der Tor the last fifteen years. Mr.
Cartier passed away less than two
weeks ago.
Comes to Locate.
IT, l. Boulding, OF Western Texas,
Is a recent arrival and has con-
ciuded to remain and engage in this
locality in farming and fruit grow
ing. coming mainly for the health
OF a son. He was a visitor early
in the year and in a few weeks will
be joined by his wife and family
He is negotiating for an improved
place near the city.
Arrested for D. and D.
Martin McDonough Of West Cur
ley street was yesterday arrested
ny Deputy Sheriff Blake Baker upon
4 warrant charging him with being
drunk and disorderly. \ tale OF do
me~tic woe j. believed to have m
cited the chain OF events which ulti-
mately led to McDonough being
landed behind the bars.
Outside Hunters Here.
Harry and George Shaffroth and
Elmer D. Winslow Of Cotton. Cal,
are in the city en- route to the
Mogollon mountains on a big game
hunting trip. They were in the Har-
cuvar range for several days, kill
ing only one buck deer. ard report
game very scarce, owing probably
to the lack OF water on the range.
They leave today for the field via
Camp Verde
Auto Tourists.
Dr. and Mrs. c. W. Suit Il
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