Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-08-20
CITY NEWS
IN BRIEF
(From Wednesdays Daily
Mining Man Ill.

Mining Man Ill
c. E. Brown, mining engineer, was
brought to the city yesterday from
Lynx Greek and Is reported to be
quite i'll, being suddenly stricken a
few days ago. His wife accompanied
him.
Visiting Miner.
R w Forbes, mining in the Kirk
land country, was business visitor
10 the city yesterday.
Visiting Friends
Mrs. s. J. Audrey. of Providence,
on Big Bug creek, is in the city
for few days on business and to
visit with friends
Outside Arrival.
Emil Weisling, mining and farm
ing, alternately, in the Peoples valley
section, was a business visitor to the
city yesterday and reports plenty OF
rain as falling recently, with range
men again buoyant over the good
outlook
Good Report.
J. K Campbell, general manager
of the Rio Verde Cattle Company.
Is in the city from the headquarter
ranch on the Upper Verde river, and
reports new grass as coming up
since the heavy rains of the past few
weeks, with cattle again in good
condition.
Coast Visitors Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wingfield, after
two months sojourn in San Fran
cisco. returned yesterday and leaves
today for their home at Camp Verde
From the Mines.
o. L Tawney, operating mines
near Turkey, is in the city and lives
the usual good report OF thar silver
producing region, with the leaser as
very active
School Opens.
Miss Lucille Morrison, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morrison, LETT
yesterday for Groom Creek, where
she has been retained as teacher for
the. Fall term, which begins today.
Spending Vacation Here.
Miss Ursula Weber, an attache OF
the Arizona Corporation Commits
sions offices at Phoenix is enjoying
a months vacation in this city She
Is stopping at the Linn Hotel
Will Wed Today.
William R Davis and Edna H
Edens, both OF Jerome, will be united
in marriage this afternoon at that
place. A license was issued to them
yesterday.
From the Mines.
D. 4. Seaman, identified with the
Juanita Mining Company, in Crook
Canyon, IS in the city on q business
trip and is registered at the St.
Michael. =
Land Transaction,
Mrs Mary Wilton Stuart has pur-
chased from Mrs Mary Burton,
strip OF about twenty-five acres of
land lying to the southeast OF the
city, the deed being filed for record
yesterday. for nominal considera-
ton, The home OF Mr.. Stuart 5
situated in the same locality.
Remains Leave.
The body of w J. Obermeyer,
who suicided last week was shipped
Yesterday by Lester Rufiner to son
IN Albany, Oregon, on telegraphic
advices received. The deceased was
rated as one OF the wealthy residents
in that section Of the State. his
land holdings alone being worth over
quarter OF a million OF dollars.
No Complaints Filed.
Until the close of the office at
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, not
one complaint had been filed with
the County Board of Supervisors
relative to the proportions Of the
county budget, any of its distinct
features or the valuations of assessed
properties.
Former Resident Here.
Chas. E. Frice, for many years a
business man OF Mayer, but now of
Phoenix, is again in the city. coming
from Skull Valley, where he had
been visiting with his wife at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Laswell He remains for sew
eral days, and before returning south.
will visit with friends at Mayer
To the Coast.
Mrs. J. c. Lewis, daughter OF Mrs.
Ed Highlander, left yesterday for
d few weeks sojourn with friends
at the seaside resorts Of Southern
California
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