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

lard. and William Breshear, miners
of the Commercial Company, in
Copper Basin, were business visitors
to the city yesterday
Country Visitors.
Mr., and Mrs. r. E. Perkins and
daughter. of Perkinsville, on the
Verde river, are in the city for a
few days on a business and pleas
ure trip and are at the St. Mich
, ael
Returning Home.
Mrs. J. Mcdonald. who has been
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Hun
ter, near Camp Verde for several
weeks, is in the city en- route to her
home at Flagstaff, and is at the
Head hotel.
Cattle Buyers Here
J. A Peters and T. R. Watson,
cattle buyers of Pueblo, Colorado,
arrived yesterday and are at the
Prescott Hotel to remain for several
days to make purchases adjacent
to the city
Business Trip.
R. M. Johnson. of Phoenix, is
here on business trip, being iden-
tilted with the Pike process of mill
ing ores, one of the plants being
situated in this city near the railroad
shops.
Pleasure Trip.
DIR. and Mrs Riley Shrum, of
Jerome, accompanied by their in
teresting daughter, Miss Marjorie
Shrum. were Sunday visitors rere
with friends making the journey in
the automobile. They will vis;t with
| friends at Humboldt while en- route
home.
On Business.
Carl Cambridge, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, but now of Phoe
nix, arrived Sunday, and will re-
main for brief visit with friends,
and to attend to matters in the pro-
bate court. being appointed admin
| istrator of the estate of a deceased
relative
Rain is Needed
] Judge Geo. F. Ainsworth, of Wal
nut Creek. while in the city yester-
| day stated that the farming coun-
try was assured of big crop in all
lines, but that range conditions were
deplorable. The cold winds of the
spring and lack of rain are the rea-
| sons given.
Returns to Remain.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Wildman,
after an absence OF over three
years, returned few days ago from
Searchlight, Nevada, and will make
this section their future home. They
received a cordial welcome from
many friends.
Passing Through.
G. H. Behring. formerly located
in the Bradshaw section, passed
through the city Saturday from
Chico, Sonora He was one of a
party of eleven that was marooned
for the past two months. He is en-
route to Pueblo, Colorado.
For the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs A. R. MacKay, the
former general manager of the Vul-
ture Gold, Mines, were arrivals in
the city yesterday from the Vulture
and will remain for the summer, as
has been their custom. Mrs. Mac
| Kay is a favorite in social circles
of the city and was welcomed by
many friends
From Desert Mines.
H. William Stevens, president of
the Yuma-Warrior Mining Company
accompanied by his manager, w. ].
Martin, and R. N Dickman, a mine
engineer of Chicago, were arrivals
in the city Saturday. Messrs. Stew
ems and Dickman continued their
journey eastward.
Federal Official Here.
J. E. Morrison. United States At
/ torney for Arizona, was an arrival
Sunday from Phoenix, and will re-
main for a few days on official du-
ties. He was extended an agree
able welcome from many friends
and acquaintance in his former
home, as well was he highly COM
mended for the splendid record he
has made in that Office during his
administration
Gives Good Report.
Emmett Fitzgerald. who is in the
city from the camp of the Redman
! Stockholders Corporation. where he
is in charge of the milling depart
ment, is enthusiastic over the out
look of that property. A testing of
ores of the old dump has been
completed and Development is to go
ahead Immediately. He returns in
a few days to take charge of the
plant. and is sanguine over the out
look. stating that the mill will be
started up on a steady run in the
near future
Resigns His Position.
Not having fully recovered from
severe attack of la grippe which
confined him to his bed for several
weeks last winter, Prof. ]. H. Frank
has raSinuaI he DAsifiOr