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

Jerome, where he has been with the
branch Bank of Arizona for the past
month, and resumed his duties with
the local banking house.
Recent Arrivals.
At the Hotel Congress yesterday
were registered Mrs J. A. Twiggs.
wife Of the mining man of Maxton:
John Syler, of Vancouver, B. c., and
DR.. R. A. Alton, of Phoenix.
Returns With Bride.
Fred A. Eckert, Jr returned home
yesterday with his bride from De-
lroit, Michigan, where he graduated
from the Detroit College of Law. He
will practice his profession in this
/ city.
Small Fire.
A brush fire in the yard of R. E.
! Morrison yesterday occasioned an
alarm to be sounded and the depart
ment extinguished the small blaze
in few minutes without any damage
TO the property.
Returns to Camp.
c. E. Warren, who returned from
Phoenix after consultation with
directors of the Juanita Mining Com
pany, left yesterday for the camp in
| Crook canyon 10 resume his duties
as superintendent.
Going to Smelter City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wicks, who re-
Gently disposed Of their mining and
other interests near Walker, are in
the city for few days. They are
en- route to Humboldt, where the
former will engage in business.
Taking Layoff.
Charles Brannen, locomotive en-
! gineer of the United Verde railway.
is in the city for few days visiting
with his sister, Mrs. ]. Paul, while
en- route 10 the coast on a trip of
! recreation for the coming month.
Returning Home.
| H. H. Perkins, the merchant of
Crown King, is in the city. en- route
home after a business trip to the
| coast of several weeks. During his
absence the business has been in
charge of his brother, Eli Perkins.
New Arrivals.
J. Daily, OF Hillside; r. D. Dick
son, of Maxton; J. J. Whitaker, of
FL Paso, Texas; Fred Smith, of
Wickenburg; James McNary and
! sister, Miss Myra McNary, of Wal
nut Grove, were arrivals in the
city yesterday and registered at the
| Sherman house.
Country Dry.
/ T. E. Campbell has returned from
an inspection of the interests of the
Rio Verde Cattle Company, on the
Upper Verde, and states the range
is badly in need of rain. The recent
storm was welcomed, but was of
the usual streaked character and
passed over his range rights with
little good results.
Welcomed Home.
Mrs. w. A. Drake and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Drake, have returned
from Massachusetts, where the latter
graduated during the month from
Wellesley. There were many callers
yesterday at the home of this popular
and accomplished girl, and she was
accorded very pleasant welcome
on her home coming.
Buys a Car.
ID. {. Kayser, recent arrival in
the city from blackberry, Mohave
county, has sold his riding horse
and enters the automobile swim, pur-
chasing yesterday from the Prescott
Auto Company a .Studebaker road
ster. Mr.. Kayser comes to locate
I in Prescott and will engage III
| business later.
Realty Deal
Grant and Charles Carter nave
purchased from Elizabeth L. Bland
, yon, of San Bernardino, Cal, a
house and lot on North Alarcon
, street, near the Congregational
/ Church, for the sum of 500 and
, other valuable considerations, &C
, cording to a deed filed for record
yesterday. The owners are in pos
session of the property.
To New Home.
Mrs. Carl E. Brooks, of Copper
Basin, after few days sojourn
with friends in the city left yester-
day for Jerome, where she will join
her husband and reside in the future
Mr.. Brooks is a hosting engineer at
the Haynes. She was accompanied
by her brother-in-hw Harry E.
Brooks. who also win reside at the
big copper camp.
Summer Visitors.
Miss Emma A. Wilson, principal
of the Chico Normal Training
school, of Chico, California, and
Lavinia Hendey Kaull, physical di-
rector of the Sacramento City
schools, Sacramento, California. ar
rived in Prescott yesterday to spend
the Summer with Mrs. Kaulrs par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hendey,
of No. 822 West Gurley street.