Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25
city News
lin Brief
(From Thursdays DaIly.)

Charles Hollingshead, the mer
chant OF the Verde Valley, is in thc
city on business for few days.
Outside Arrival.
Emil Weisling. mining in the
Peoples Valley section, was a bust
ness visitor to the city yesterday
Rural Visitor.
John GRADER, pioneer resident and
industrious farmer of Walnut Creek
was a business visitor to the city
yesterday.
From the Coast.
Mrs A. ]. Head returned yester-
day from Los Angeles, and will re-
main for brief visit with friends
and to look after her business inter
ests.
To the South.
c. E. Warren, superintendent OF
the Juanita Mining Company, left
yesterday for Phoenix, to consult
with stockholders residing in that
city.
Miners Return.
Charles and Andrew Peterson,
and l. Johnson, miners OF the Brad
shaw mountains, are in the city en-
route to Minnesota where they con-
template remaining.
Realty Deal.
G. w. Hull has sold to NJ. NJ
Gordon, a lot in the Copper Chief
addition to the town Of Jerome, for
the sum OF $500, the deed being
filed for record yesterday.
Realty Transaction.
B. w. Bedwell has sold to Mrs
Josephine Brow. for the sum of
$500, the east fifty feet of two lots
on North Granite street, the deed
being filed for record yesterday.
New Officials.
c. w. Dougherty, of Seligman,
has been commissioned by the gov
ernor a notary public. filing his
oath and bond yesterday in the
clerks Office of the Superior Court
Annual Vacation.
Father Coleman, chaplain OF
Mercy hospital, was an outgoing
passenger yesterday morning for the
Eastern States on his annual vacat-
ion. He will be away for the next
two months.
Country Visitors.
NJ A. Perkins, accompanied by
his son. R. E. Perkins and the lat
ter's wife, are in the city for a few
days, from Perkinsville, the growing
town on the Verde River. They are
at the ST. Michael.
Returns to Coast.
Mrs. A. Emanuel returned to San
Jose, Cal, yesterday, where she goes
to look after the estate of her faith
er, John Sorg, whose death occurred
a few weeks ago, and who left valu
able property in that and this city.
Good Future
John S. Jones was in the city
yesterday from his mining camp in
Chaparral, and reports continued &C
tivity among individual owners, with
very much interest manifested over
the future in view Of the Little Jes-
sic mines again to be placed in op-
Grafton by the Ohio Mines Company
. Mr.. Jones continues exploration Of
the Union and makes occasional test
runs of the free ores, which show
good returns.
Mining Mission.
Harry Shumate and Mark Bradley
have gone to the desert placer mines
of the former, near Vicksburg, on
the A. G. c. railroad, on a trip of
inspection. The large group is I'M
der option of sale to an eastern syn
dictate.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. w. H. Richardson returned
to her home in Los Angeles yester-
day after a months visit with
friends, and was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. w. C. Cook, who
will remain in the above city IN
definitely.
For the Summer.
As has been the custom of Mr..
and Mrs Lew Turner for several
years, they are in the city to enjoy
the ideal summer climate, arriving
yesterday from Phoenix in their
auto. They were former residents
of this county.
Business Trip.
A. D. Barnhart left yesterday for
Los Angeles, where he is called on
business matters for a few days.
He travelled on the train deferring
the trip in his automobile until
weather conditions moderate and no
stiles on the highway are in sight.
Looking at Mines.
During the present week the Mon
te Christie and Gold Basis mines OF
Groom Creek have been inspected
by mining engineers, there being
three in each party. They were re-
Gently from the east, but the result
of their observations has not been
learned.
Good Outlook.
T. J. Laird was in the city yes
terday from his mines on Groom
Creek. and reported the usual indi-
vidual activity. The resuming of the
Midnight Test has been practically
decided upon, which is regarded as
a very important movement for that
district
State Officials Arrive.
Charles R. Howe, c. NJ. lander
and P J. Miller, members of the
State Tax Commission, arrived from
Phoenix yesterday morning, register
ed at the ST. Michael and after hav-
ing a sleep left for the Bradshaw