Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-04-16


ter later. for her health.
For the Summer.
Geo. s. Reed and daughter, Miss E
G. Reed, of Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, are recent arrivals in the city
and contemplate remaining for the
summer to enjoy the climate.
Pioneer Ill.
James Oneal. one of the few re-
naming pioneers of the 1860 era, is
reported i'll at his home in West
Prescott. suffering with a compiled
ton of ills incidental to old age.
Fine Fruit.
Peter Marx brought to the city
yesterday a wagon load of the fine
apples which his place on Walnut
Creek is noted for raising and which
found ready sale to local merchants.
Small Mining Deal.
c. J. Adamy has sold to S. R.
Tungate, for the sum of 500, the
two Venice mining claims, the deed
being filed for record yesterday. The
mines are situated on Big Bug
Creek.
Passing Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Riggen of Je-
rome, formerly we'll known resident
of this city, the former being bet
ter known as Frosty" passed
through ~the city yesterday for Las
Vegas, Nevada, where they will en-
gage in the hotel business.
Convalescing.
The many friends of c. T. Lewis,
the Ash Fork merchant, will be
pleased to learn that he is convalesc-
ing from a serious attack of pneu-
monia, and yesterday left for home.
He had been in Mercy hospital for
the past month.
Continues Development.
Charles Bolman was in the city
yesterday from the United States
Navy mines in Copper Basin, re-
porting development as going ahead,
and in a short time another car
load OF lead and zinc ore would be
shipped to either FL Paso or the
Needles.
Buys the Bovine.
While in. the city yesterday Har-
vey Hance closed the deal for tax
ing over certain brands of cattle
aud the farm OF c. c. Fredericks, in
the Verde Valley, for which the
sum of $1,000 was paid. Buyer and
seller return today when the property
is to be turned over.
Outside Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Gregg, of Ash
Fork, Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Phippeney,
of Thompson Valley, Nelson Pun
tenney of Big Chino Valley, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Fredericks and Harvey
Hance, of Camp Verde, were among
The outside arrivals in the city yester-
lay on business and pleasure.
Returns From Colorado.
Mrs. J. P. Waldron, after an alb
'ence of several months at Colorado
Springs, Colo, returned yesterday
md leaves in few days for the
amp of the Montezuma Mining
Company in the Bradshaw to remain
or the summer with her husband,
he president of that concern.
Poland School Reopens.
Prof. j. H. Franks is in the city
rom Poland, and states the public
chool has reopened after a six
weeks vacation, which resulted from
very pupil being attacked with the
humps and other ills. A full atten-
lance is on hand and every pupil is
irving to make up for lost time.
from the Range.
J. II. Stephens was visitor from
he White Rock Cattle ranch yester-
ay and reports range conditions as
ratifying with stock in better con-
ition than ever known for this time
t the year. Water is abundant, also
nd the wagon he is riding as yet 4,
as not lost any of its smooth sail
lg.
lssunes Office.
Alex L. Jones, recently appointed
equity clerk of the superior court
y P. J. Farley, arrived from Phoe-
tx Sunday morning and was at his
esk yesterday morning He sue
eeds Raymond T. Belcher, appointed
ERIK of the board of supervisors.
Ir. Jones was the recipient of con-
ratulations and received a warm
elcome on his return to Prescott,
S old home and where his mother
Id two sisters reside.
ealth Seeking Trip.
The many friends in the city of