Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-11

sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ~
Cook. lot three in block eleven of
the Fleury addition. West Prescott
Passing Through.
Sylvan Smith, of Gloucester, Mas
sachusetts. Is a brief visitor with
friends in the citv, while en- route
to Oregon where he has land inter
ests.
Smelter Officials Here.
r. T. Walker, superintendent of
the Consolidated at Humboldt, and
d. J. Evans, master mechanic, are
in the cit on business for a few
days.
Attending Court.
Ed. Devanney, the mining man
of Sayer in the southern part of
the county, arrived in the city yes
terday, having litigation before the
Superior Court
Mining Visitor.
Gus Nyberg, we'll known as a
miner, arrived from the Bradshaw
mountains yesterday on business
and is at the Prescott Hotel for a
few days on business.
Sells Machinery.
f. T. Frank has sold to Andrew
Berquist, of Duluth, Minnesota, 4
hoist and other machinery, the bill
of sale being filed for record yester-
day for the sum of $500.
Attending Court.
Geo. H. Avery, of Jerome, is in
the city attending Superior Court
as principal in certain litigation. At
torney M M. Gordon of the same
city was an arrival yesterday.
Visiting Teacher.
Miss Mabel Lewis, teacher of the
public school at Octave, returned
Wednesday, the winter term ending
a few days ago She was highly
commended by parents and pupils.
Visiting Friends.
Miss Annie Champie, of Columbia
daughter of the we'll known mining
man of the Bradshaws. is in the
city for few days to visit with her
many friends.
Business Trip.
Former Mayor Geo. w. Hull, of
Jerome, is in the city on business
and is en- route to his mining camp
near Huron. with the view of max
ing observations 10 resume oper-
ations.
Visiting Friends.
r. w. Baxter, of Wickenburg, and
daughter, Miss Bernice Baxter, are
in the city for a few days, the form
er having litigation before the SUI
perior Court, and the latter TO visit
with friends
Entertaining Friend.
Mrs. E. S. Clark is entertaining
for a few days, Miss Grace Jones,
OF Chaparral who arrived in the
city Tuesday She returns home on
Saturday and will be accompanied
by Mrs. J. Ralph Tascher, Miss
Mabel Brisley, Miss Agnes Todd
and Miss Ethel Hale, who are to
enjoy trip of recreation for a few
days in that rustic region.
Brief Visit.
Miss Phoebe James, tutor of Miss
Fannie Perkins, was a visitor with
friends in the city during the week,
from Perkinsville, on the Verde riv-
er, and was the guest of Mrs. Belle
Shull Forest
City Realty Sold.
W. R. Peck has sold to Geo. NJ.
Payne, for a nominal sum, two lots
in block thirty-two of this city, the
deed being filed for record yester-
day. The property is situated on
South Cortez street.
Former Resident.
James Lawler. formerly a resident
of the city and a smelterman with
the Consolidated at Humboldt, ar
rived from Needles, Cal, yesterday
on court duties as a witness. He
will remain for a few days only.
For the Summer.
Mrs. D. A. Seaman arrived from
Phoenix Wednesday and left yester-
day for the camp of the Juanita
Mining Company in Crook Canyon
to remain for the summer Mr.
Seaman is now in charge of that
property, operating under a lease
Big Deal Closed.
BY bill of sale for the sum OF
$500, and a deed covering certain
lands in the Verde Valley being filed
for record yesterday at a nominal
consideration, from David w. Wing
field, to E. T. and E. B. Mullholland
one of the largest deals in recent
months in that locality has been
closed The buyers take over the
mercantile, butchering and ice max
ing business of the seller, with 9th
er interests, and are now in charge
Mr. Wingheld will devote his time
in the future to his large range in
terests.
Mine Operator Here.
Frank X. O'Brien, one of the
best known mining men in the
State, was an arrival yesterday from
the Interior camp, on the Lower
Hassayampa where he is prapering
to resume operations, and is regis
tered at the St. Michael.
From Saturdays Daily.)
Outside Visitors