Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-04-16
(From Fridays Daily.)

where he has quartz and placer in
terests.
Country Visitor.
Mrs. Ada Costner, Of Dewey, is
in the city for a few days on bust
ness and pleasure, and is at the
Head Hotel
Entertaining Friend.
Miss Anna Chianterretto is enter
tanning for few weeks, Miss Ange-
lima Barrera, who arrived yesterday
from Wickenburg.
Sightseeing Trip.
Mrs. Leroy Anderson, and sister,
Miss Winifred Gale, left yesterday
for the Grand Canyon on a trip of
recreation for several days.
Leaves For Visit.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald, teacher in
the public schools, left yesterday for
Ash Fork, where she will be the
guest OF Mrs. w. D. Washington for
the rest of the week.
Return Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Wingheld, OF
the Verde Valley, who have been in
the city for several days, returned
home yesterday, as also did Mr.. and
Mrs. c c. Fredericks.
From the Mines.
]. w. Johnson, manager OF the
Commercial boarding house, in Cop
per Basin, was 4 business visitor to
the city yesterday, and reports the
big camp as operating energetically.
Visiting Friends.
Miss Annie McEachran and Miss
E. w. Taylor, of Humboldt, teach
ers of the public school, are in the
city for the rest of the week visit
ing with friends and are at the St
Michael.
Returns Home.
The many friends in the city OF
Miss Ella Morrell, will be interest
ed to learn that she returned from
Phoenix. after several months o! an
absence. and contemplates remaining
for the summer.
On Mining Business.
+. f. Small, operating mines in
the Big Bug district. was visitor
to the city yesterday on business
pertaining to his interests. He IS
operating near Mayer recently estab-
fishing a new camp.
Verde Visitor.
Fred Back, a we'll known range
man of the Verde country, was a
visitor to the city yesterday, and
gives 4 good report OF the condition
OF that industry, since new spring
feed is making its appearance.
Pioneer Leaves.
Pete Reed, a Hassayamper OF the
COS. returned yesterday to Peoples
Valley. his old stamping grounds
where he expects to end his earthly
career. He was followed by the
good will of many old time friends
Health Seeker.
Norman McElroy, of Rock Island
! Illinois. recent arrival has decided
to build a bungalow in the pines
west of the city as a summer home
for his sister, who is i'll and will re
side here for the summer. She VII
arrive early in May.
Country Active.
| ]. w. Flanagan. frieghting in ant
out of Kirkland Valley, was bust
ness visitor to the city yesterday
and states that adjacent mines ar
again active. The outlook is encour
aging for several big producers to b.
established.
Former Resident.
R. II. Ferguson, until a few year
ago resident of Camp Wood, re
turned yesterday from Long Beach
) Cal, on business, and leaves today
Since retiring from the cattle bust
= ness he has been following real es
tate investments in the above city
and has prospered.
= Will Return.
= II. ]. Stillwell, who left this sec
ton about eighteen months ago TO
the new gold fields of Porcupint
5 Canada. writes that he will return i
: May. The country is uninviting +
p man of small means. For the pas
I six months the ground has bee
buried in deep snow.
: Mining Transaction.
- E. Haney has sold to D. M. Loce,,
of Carlyle, Illinois, the Old Reliabl
group of three mines in Copper Ba
: sin district for a nominal sum, tn
deed being recovered yesterday. AS
l sociated with this transaction, cor
, poration has been formed to begil
: operations in a short time.
! On Business.
: w. a. Fielder, the business man o
:. Humboldt, was a visitor to the cit,
yesterday and reports the smelter a
). producing more bullion than at an,
= time in recent months, and the ar
E rival of ore from outside mines a
] showing a decided increase since tn
e big concentrating plant has bee
c placed in commission.
D Brief Visitors.