Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-08
Accepts Situation.

Accepts Situation.
Lloyd Clark left yesterday for
Clarkdale to reside, accepting the
position of fireman on the Verde
Valley railway. His wife joins him
in a few days.
Visited Old Home.
Mrs. s. T. Louttit, formerly a.
resident of the city. returned 70
Jerome yesterday, her home. after
few weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
To the Capital.
Mrs Daniel Campbell and daugh-
ter. Miss Lila Campbell, left yester-
day for Washington. D. c, where
they will remain for the winter
visiting with relatives and friends
Visiting Official.
c. w Herndou. county attorney
OF Mohave county. is in the city
Ell route TO Kiugman. after an Off
cial ir;n 70 the capital for several
days.
Visit Ends.
Mrs. p. ". O'Sullivan. wife of
County Attorney O'Sullivan. con-
Guided a summer sojourn in the city
yesterday and returned to San Di-
ego for tie winter, accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Ellen O'Sul-
livan.
Made Examinations.
Willis = Gates. mining engineer,
has returned to the city from the
Grand Canyon section, where he
devoted over two weeks in making
examinations OF copper properties
for an eastern syndicate
Entertaining Sister.
f. c. Whisman is entertaining for
the next month his sister, Mrs.
Lee Hambleton. who arrived Tues
day from MADEIRA, Cal. She is at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Whis-
man.
Cattle Buyers Here.
G. ~ Keahy and F. II. Chandler |
OF Stephenville. Texas. are recent
arrivals and are visiting various
range to buy cattle They were
visitors last year. They LETT for the
eastern part of the county yesterday /
Land Selection.
Carl F. Bybee, of Humboldt. has
received advices from the United
States land office at Phoenix of the
allowance Of a homestead applca-
ton fled upon recently. and he is
permitted to retain possession and
qualify under the law to make final
proof after the expiration Of a GER
tain time. The document was filed
for record yesterday.
Returns From East.
Fred G. Carruth. after an absence
If over five months in the State
of New York. on mining matters.
returned yesterday and leaves in a
few days for the western portion
OF the Bradshaws where he has in
tcrestS He reports successful
p and will operate on a small
scale for the present to ascertain
the possibilities OF his prospect,
which carries silver values.
Passing Through.
{. s. Osborne. well known in
his section as a mining operator
passed through the city yesterday
from Chicago to Parker to resume
de -elOpment on hi> various prop
critics for the winter. He states
that throughout the east there IS
noticeable a reviving OF interest to-
ward mining investments and he
predicts in the very near future a
heavier outlay of capital than has
beer in evidence for many years.
The reason he attributes is the un-
certainty of tariff legislation that
will affect many industries and the
eagerneSs that follows investors 20
become interested in mines and
mining pursuits of the west
Military Visitor.
Lieutenant and Mrs r. d. La !
Carde, the former a regular officer ,
Of the army detached from active
luty as an instructor OF the Ma
tiolal Guard of Arizona. returned
rom the east Tuesday and resumed !
heir journey yesterday to Phoenix.
his station. They were accompa- Z
lied from Washington, D. C., by i
Miss Mary X. Lamberton, their g
guest for the winter Lieutenant i
while in the city, took G
he matter up of recognizing a !;
,ompany of the guard here, and is T
quite enthusiastic over the spirit q,
hown to have a company in the
anks of the first regiment from
me OF the principal cities of the o
state. He was formerly stationed n
I Fort Whipple f
(From Fridays Daily ri
rom the Smeiter. O
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