Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
Return from Coast.


coast, returned yesterday and leave
in few days for Yeager Canyon,
their home
Visits the Verde
Miss Sadie Munds. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Munds, left
yesterday for Upper Verde valley
to visit with relatives and friends
for a few weeks.
From the Mines.
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Drels were
visitors to the city yesterday from
the vicinity OF the old Last Chance
mine, where the former is develop
ing new property.
Leaves for Phoenix
NJ. B. Hevely, who spent the
summer in this city, left yesterday
for Phoenix Mr. Hevely until re-
Gently was connected with the Dix
on Fagerberg agency in this city
From the North.
c. E. Boyce, a visitor to the city
last week from Williams, returned
yesterday, accompanied by Miss
Grace Boyce. They are at the
ST. Michael.
From the Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Twiggs, the
former operating the Davis mines
on Slate creek, are in the city on
business and pleasure, registering 1t
the St. Michael.
Business Trip.
Archie Middleton, manager of the
mercantile department of the Vul-
ture Mines Company, is in the
city for a few days on business mat
tiers He Is registered at the St.
Michael
In the Saddle.
Billy Joynt, one of the best
known jockeys in the State, left
yesterday for the Verde valley.
where he is to put the race horse
of Fred Nickel in form for the
races of the Northern Arizona fair
New Coat.
A new coat of paint and general
repairs are being given the hallway
IN the courthouse building. The
work is being pushed and will be
Offered for the approval of the
visitors" during the fair.
barrow Rejoices.
One desk in the offices of the
s. F.. p & p railway was closed
all of yesterday. that occupied by
f. H. barrow. His time was de-
voted to the home, owing to the
arrival of fine little girl. The par
ents are happy and are the receip-
tents of congratulations from their
many friends in the city.
Not Seriously Ill.
The affliction of J. w. Sullivan,
who is in St. Joseph's hospital at
Phoenix, has developed symptoms of
pneumonia, in addition to that pre-
viously reported. His condition yes
terday was reported as satisfactory
and his recovery is assured in a
short time.
More Wagons.
Outside Visitor.
Robert Finnie. owner OF the ia
nous Finnie Soda Springs on Beav-
er creek. now under lease, was an
arrival in the city yesterday on a
business trip. His wife has gone
to Los Angeles to reside and later
he intends to join her. to make that
city their future home.
Delighted With Stay.
David Berg, who has been stop
ping in this city since July IS, left
yesterday for Phoenix. where he
will spend the winter Expressing
himself delighted with the climate
here. Mr.. Berg intends to return
next summer He stopped at the
St Michael hotel
Going South.
G.. H. Hudson, a well known MI
ner of this county. has returned from
the Santa Rita camps of New Mex
ico to remain for Jew days, en-
r,ute to the Vulture for the winter
He has recently recovered from
typhoid fever and is in a Gonzales
cent stage. He is registered at
Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Pass Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. w s. NorveiI
passed through the city yesterday
from Flagstaff to Phoenix. the for
mer to resume his duties as re-
porter OF the Superior Court Both
stated they will visit Prescott to
attend the formal opening OF the
Northern Arizona fair.
Returns Home.
The many friends in the city Of
Mrs. Lena Blackburn will be in