Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-10
(From Fridays DailyJ
Noted Visitor.

l P. s. Wren, a member of the first
 legislature of the State of Arizona,
 is here on a business trip from
 Constellation.
 Returns to Phoenix.
 Miss Ursula Weber, of Phoenix,
 who spent a months vacation in
 this city, returned yesterday to re-
 sume her duties as an attache of
 the Corporation Commissions of
 fees.
 To Take Charge.
 l George Gammill passed through
 here yesterday en route to Hum
 boldt, where he takes charge of the school opening on Monday. | Mining Business.
 | J. s. Sanders. well known as a practical mining man of this field
 arrived from his camp in the Black
 and registered at the Sherman | house
 On the Links.
 T. B. Black. purchasing agent of
 the Nulture Mines Company. was
 an arrival in the city yesterday and
 will combine business with pleas
 ure by welding a club at the East
 Prescott golf course for few days.
 Visiting Friends.
 | Miss M Casuer's many friends in
 the city will be interested to learn that she arrived from Beaver creek yesterday to remain for a few days
 on a pleasure trip.
 Wants to Become Citizen. Anton kurzovitz has declared his
 intention to become a citizen of the 1 United States. He is a blacksmith
 and engineer by occupation and re
 sides at Constellation.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. Earl Nash, of Phoenix, after few days visit in the city as the guest of Mrs. c. N Hoffman, re- turned home yesterday. She had been spending the summer with rel atives in Colorado.
 To Enjoy Vacation. Y. A. Reichard, manager of Ruff | ner's stable and garage, left last night on a tour of the south and eastern states for the next month 1 to enjoy a vacation. His destina-
 ton is Greenville, Pa, where his | parents reside. Cattle Deal.
 Henry Wolpert has sold to Joe Roderick and Charles E. Tucker a herd of 600 head of cattle and | range privileges in the eastern end of this and the northern portion of Maricopa counties along the Verde | river, the deed being filed for rec ord yesterday.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Archie Middleton for many years | a popular resident of this city, ar rived from Nulture yesterday 10 re main for few days on his an nual ortiug. He is the manager of the store department of the Nulture Mines Company and receives wei come from all.
 Plenty of Water.
 Charley Young. of Ferguson val lev. was business visitor to the city yesterday and stated that ranch and range were in the pink Of con dition. He says the elements can bottle themselves up for the rest or the year as there is enough water to go round and with plenty 10 spare.
 Home From Outing.
 Miss Anne CahilTs many friends in the city will be pleased to learn of her return yesterday morning from her old home in Hamilton, Canada. where she visited for the past six weeks. She has resumed her duties as the private secretary to Manager NJ. V. Watson, of the Arizona Power Company. New Arrival.
 Mrs. Frank Lucas. of Wendon. Ariz, arrived in this city several { days ago from Phoenix where she , had spent two days with her sister, Mrs. A. " Sucker. After enjoying an extended stay in this city she 3 will return to Phoenix for a short ! time before returning to her home ' at Wenden. She is stopping at the I Prescott hotel while in this city. 1 Proving Up. Y
 l. E. Ehle. of Skull valley, was l business visitor to the city yes k terday, closing up the final proof C of his homestead of f60 acres be- f fore Commissioner Moore. Ehle $ states the farmer is again in the ] swim" and so is the country from e the heaviest rain storms ever known i. 10 reach that locality. Sells Residence.
 MT. and Mrs D. ]. Sullivan have b sold their residence in the city on e North Alacon street, to George r Broker. a former big cattleman of I he eastern section of the county C Broker for several years has been r ocated in Germany and it is prob lble contemplates returning in the rear future to make this city his D permanent home. The price paid V vas not given publicity s Waded Through Mud. \
 E. N. Marlowe, who arrived from F valley yesterday in his luto, gives a report of plenty of h mud to run through and the country IT n the best condition known for O many years from the tremendous tt lownpour of rain on Sunday, Mon F lay and Tuesday Farms and ranges IT thoroughly soaked and all alarm vi ,as OaSsed away for a fall of mia r