Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-04-09
city News
....In Brief
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(From Sundays Daily)

(FrOm sunday DdlfyJ
Leaves for Jerome.
Mrs. E. J. Park left yesterday for
Jerome. her former home, to visit
with relatives and friends for a few
days.
Outside Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H. Wright, OF
Camp Wood, are in the city visiting
with friends and enjoying a trip OF
recreation.
Jefome Visitor.
Mrs. George Pruitt, wife of the eff
fcient police officer of Jerome, was
among the visitors to the city Fri
day. returning home yesterday
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rigden, of
Kirkland Valley, were among the
outside visitors to the city yester-
day on business and pleasure.
From the Grade.
Julius Pothast, section foreman OF
the s. F. P. & P railroad at Cedar
Glade. was a visitor with friends
in the city yesterday and on bust
ness.
To Desert Mines.
w. J. Martin, general manager of
of Yuma-Warriot mines, returned to
the camp in the Harqua Halas yes
terday after a brief business trip to
the CITY.
Mining IDEAL.
John F. Matkin has sold to Josiah
NJ. Fike his six mines of the Bunk
er Hill group on Castle Creek. for
a nominal consideration, according
to the deed recorded Yesterday
Business Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boyd, the
former a carpenter of the 5. +. q
P. in this city, have gone to Phoe-
nix for a few days on business, hav-
ing real estate interests in that city.
Visiting Merchant.
c. P. Winghe1d, the merchant OF
Huron and Humboldt was in the
city yesterday, reporting the smelter
city as attaining its old rating as a
desirable business center, with a
plant running steadily and success
fully
Examining Mines.
L. s. Stephens, consulting cngi-
neer of an English mine purchasing
syndicate, has returned from Jerome
Where it is reported he made ex-
aminations of the Geo. w. Hull
holdings in that district
From the Mines.
w S. Jones, mining in the Sena-
tor country, was business visitor
to the city yesterday, and stated
land is again in evidence after the
country being showed in for sever
al weeks, much to the qualification
of all industries in that section.
Returns to Mines.
S. A. Sanborn returns TO his mines
of Lower Turkey Creek tomorrow
after a business and pleasure trip
for the past week. He came to the
city to meet a brother who was
passing through to San Francisco.
Pioneer Woman Leaves.
Mrs. NJ. J. Dickerson, an estimable
pioneer woman resident, after Wis
it of several days with relatives and
friends in this section, left yester-
day for Bakersfield, Cal, en- route
to Northern Idaho, to join her son,
Joseph Dickerson, who is engaged
in the cattle business.
Meets With Accident.
Donald Campbell, who retains
business interests in this city, but
Tor several months a resident OF
Needless Cal, returned yesterday
He is suffering with a badly burned
hand and foot sustained i'll an acct
dent recently. He will be confined
to his room for the next two weeks,
it is said .-..s..
Leave for Coast. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Hawthorne,
recent visitors from Fort Smith, Ar
kansas, resumed their journey to the
coast Yesterday, but return next
month to remain for the summer.
It's the climate that attracts them,
as the health of Mrs. Hawthorne
has been greatly benefited by their
three weeks sojourn here -..-
Leave for the. East.
E H. Blake, the banker of Ban
gor, Maine, and a man of wealth,
accompanied by his physician, DIR.
E. T. Nealy, returned east last night
after several days OF business trip
to this city OH mining. Both are fire.
quent visitors to this section, and
later they will return to make an
inspection of their holdings situat-
cd on the Hassayampa. T.... !.
Visiting Miner. rss-5-..f..
J. E. Pawley, one Of the best
known miners of the county, arriv-
ed from Kirkland district yesterday,
where he has been developing his
properties during the winter. He
reports quite a movement in that
section, and several claims as at
tracing attention.
On Business. ---,..u -.... go.
A Stukey. merchant and miner of
Walker, was a business visitor to
the city yesterday and states that
many leasers in that field are max
ing good returns in ore production,
and quite a heavy tonnage is going
to the Humboldt smelter. He antici-
pates a lively summer more miners
being at work than in many months.
Shearing Resumes.