Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-04
city News
....In Brief
Observation-Disclosures
From Sundays Daily.)

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Outside Visitor.
Frank Rynearson, of Skull Valley,
is in the city on business. and is at
Brinkmeyer's hotel.
From the Coast.
w. J. Mulvenon returned yester-
day from a two weeks business
trip to San Francisco.
Visiting Rangeman.
A. S. Brown, the cattleman OF
the Ash Fork country, was an ar
rival yesterday on business, and is
at the Prescott hotel
Attorneys Leave.
E. S. Clark and T G. Norris left
last night for Holbrook, to attend
Superior Court and will be away for
the greater part of the week.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. John Stanley, wife of the
manager of the Coyote ranch in
Lonesome Valley, after a few days
visit with friends in the city, re-
turned home yesterday.
From the Grade.
John Berggren, contracting on the
Jerome tunnel railroad, was a BUSH
| ,
and reports the heavy excavating as
making good Roadway.
Visiting Teacher.
A. B .Hoag, teacher OF the public
school at Dewey who was a visitor
TO the city yesterday. states the
term will end next Tuesday. He
leaves later for Phoenix, to accept
similar position in the public
/ schools.
Visiting Miner.
J. J. Brady. the placer miner OF
Lower Lynx Creek, was a visitor
to the city yesterday, and reports
that industry at a standstill owing
: to the absence OF rain, and the
flow i'll the creek being the lightest
ever known.
Visiting Her Niece.
Miss Mary V. Wilson of East
Aurora, ~ Y, is visiting her niece,
Mrs. c. W. Ruffner. Miss Wilson
is chief clerk in the Office of Ell
bert Hubbard, Roycrofter, journal
ist and lecturer.
Failed to Connect.
James Roach, of Hooper, who ar
rived in the city early on Memorial
| day, to participate in the grand army
services, was taken suddenly i'll lat
er, and was compelled to retire to
his room at the Schuerman House.
/ His condition is not alarming and
! he expects to return home tomor-
| row.
| BIG Cattle Shipments.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cordes were
visitors with friends in the city yes
terday from Cordes, and return
home today. The former states
that heavy cattle shipments are be-
ing made from Mayer and Turkey,
| aggregating several thousand head.
The country is dry and grazing con-
! ditions are poor.
Condition Imprived.
Superintendent Storey of the S. F.
P. & P railway, who is at Mercy
Hospital. suffering with what is said
to be appendicitis, was reported
yesterday afternoon to be very much
improved. The necessity for per-
forming an operation has been aban-
doned. and it is believed that IN a
few days he will be able to resume
his duties.
Under the Knife.
F. G .Dyas who was telegraph
editor of the Journal-Miner seven
years ago. and who for several
years past has been working on
the Los Angeles Herald, was oper-
ated on Thursday in Phoenix at the
Mercy Hospital for appendicitis, and
is reported to have undergone the
ordeal successfully. Justus Goebel,
former resident of Prescott was
also oDerated upon at the hospital.
May Locate Here.
Among recent arrivals in "The
Mile High City" is Miss Benedick,
a graduate trained nurse especially
fitted for surgical work coming di-
rectly here from the famous sani-
tarium of Dr. Howard Kelly of Bal
timore, Md Miss Benedick expects
to establish herself in Prescott as
the doctors say that a graduate
nurse of good training is always in
demand.