Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-02

1 Outside Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cordes, OF
.Cordes, were in the city yesterday
on business and to visit with friends.
From the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II. Wright, OF
Camp Wood, are in the city for a
few weeks visit, and 10 enjoy From
tier Day celebration.
Flying Trip.
Harry McMichael, the livery
stable owner of Mayer, was brief
business visitor TO the city yesterday,
returning home later in the day.
From the Coast.
A. D. Barnhar; has returned from
business trip to Los Angeles, and
resumed his assayine business at the
old stand after an absence OF two
weeks
From the Range.
D. ]. Holden, rangeman OF the
Turkey creek country, is in the city
for few days on trip OF recrea-
ton and TO visi, with his many
| friends.
To Enjoy Climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Christian and
their two daughters were. arrivals
from Phoenix yesterday. They will
remain for the Summer TO enjoy
the climate.
| Summer Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Hughes, of
Tucson, and Mrs. Max Hempel OF
Phoenix, are recent arrivals at the
Hotel Congress, 10 remain indefinite
" as summer visitors to this section.
Business Trip.
A. w. Davis and Charles K.
Scholey, both dealers in cigars and
tobacco in this city, left yesterday
for San Francisco on a business
trip, to be away for the next two
weeks.
Visiting Cattlemen.
Harvey Hance, Of Camp Verde,
and Geo. w. McKerrow, OF Camp
Wood, were in the city yesterday,
both reporting the first Summer
rains during the week, and the good
10 the Cdtllc IHuuShS d. hNoiNNHD'N'
From Copper City.
D. Campbell has returned to the
city from the Haynes Copper Co.
camp at Jerome, to visit with his
wife and other relatives in the city.
From the Desert.
John and Charles Winters, mer-
chants and contractors OF Bouse,
are in the city for a few days on
business and to escape the heat OF
that desert region.
Mining Mission.
Willis A. Gates left yesterday for
the Parker country, where he goes
to look after the interests of R. M.
Martin, president of the Climax Min
ing Co, as his consulting engineer.
Licensed to Wed.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Miss Josie Gardner and
| Sylvester B. Durfee, the former a
resident of this city and the latter
livestock grower of the Castle
Creek section.
Loses Valuable Dog.
Ed. Lit, one of the Tucson visit
ors, and the owner Of the famous
talking dog, Flag" reports its loss
near Big Chino valley few days
ago. 1t is a black Water Spaniel
and is very greatly priced by the
owner. He offers a reward for its
return TO E A. Kastner of this city.
Where it is Warm.
G. V. Davelin, Tony Busetti and
Daniel Feldman are in the city from
the White Picacho district, and re-
port the warmest weather ever
known for this time of the year, lis
degrees being the temperature on
Monday forenoon at II o'clock. All
are miners and they are en- route
to Jerome until the Fall.
On Mining Business
Washington n Hutton, the mine
owner of Copper Basin, is in the
city for a few days on business per-
tanning to his holdings He reports
the Commercial as continuing to
produce heavily, and the general put
look on that property as decidedly
encouraging. a force being employed
on ground formerly worked by
leasers, and shipping ore being de
veloped at shallow depth.
Saw the Gorge.
Leslie Hardy, Assistant Attorney
General of the State, has returned
from the Grand Canyon and other
points in the north, being member
of the Tucson contingent that pass
ed through the city several days
ago. He is at the ST. Michael, and
will remain for a few days 80 enjoy
the odor of the pines in the Mile
High City He is enthusiastic over
the north and its wonderful attrac
tions.
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Mining Mission.
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