Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-15
CFrom Fridays Daily

Thomas Williams, mine owner Of
! he Congress country, was an ar
rival yesterday on business and reg
,sters at Brinkmeyer's hotel
from the Country.
J. E. Fisher, farmer and stock
grower of Walnut Grove, was an
arrival yesterday on business.
To the Coast.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine was an out
going passenger yesterday afternoon
for Los Angeles, where she will
visit with friends for a few weeks.
Marriage License.
Court Clerk Farley yesterday
granted license to wed to Elliott
B. Peterson and Thelma S. Orr,
both of Mayer.
Attorney Returns.
Leroy Anderson. the attorney, re-
turned yesterday from a professional
trip of several days in New Mexi-
co, on coal land business at San
ia Fe.
From Copper City.
DR.. and Mrs L. a. Hawkins were
visitors with friends in he city yes
terday. coming from Jerome in Their
auto and registered at the ST.
Michael.
City Realty Sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Fields of
Phoenix former residents of this
city. have sold to Josephine Kirksey
two lots in the Moeller addition, the
deed being filed for record yesterday
for nominal sum.
Visiting Miner.
I'd Hall, a we'll known miner Of
the county, returned yesterday from
the Jerome field on business and
pleasure trip for a few days, and
IS at the Sherman house.
Returns to Camp.
Phillip Fullwiler. mining in the
Big Bug section, returned to his
camp yesterday after a trip OF sew
eral days to Ray, where he visited
with a sister and son, the latter
convalescing from a serious attack
Of typhoid fever
Shipping Resumes.
George C. Ruffner sent to the
Senator yesterday two big freight
ing teams to load Snoozer ores IN
this city for shipment to Douglas
,meIters. Two carloads were ready
or the dump of high grade in cop
per.
Business Trip.
John Berggren. the well known
railroad contractor. was visitor 20
the city yesterday from Jerome,
where he has been gading on the
tunnel railroad from the United
Verde to Clarkdale and which Is
nearing the end.
Making Investigations.
Spencer Seaman. a nephew OF the
late James Seaman. is an recent
arrival from Pocatello, Idaho, re-
ceiving letters that his uncle was
the owner OF mines in this locality
He ! here to make Investigations
accordingly.
Fair Dance.
The ladies OF the Monday Club
announce that the last day OF the
Northern Arizona fair, October %, |
will be observed by a grand ball
at the l. O. O. F hall during the
night. to which a general invitation
l. extended the public.
Medical Mission.
Mrs. Scribbins. wife OF the sec
ton foreman of the 5. F.. 2. & P. |
railroad at Humboldt, was brought |
to the city yesterday and placed |
in the Mercy hospital, owing to i'll
ness OF a serious nature.
Come to Reside.
Mrs. Y. Marsch. of Kansas City,
with her daughters, the Misses Lii
an and Helen. and sons. Joseph |
and Lloyd Narsch. arrived yester-
day and intend 10 make this city
their future home Mrs. Marsch
and Mrs. Fred Eckert are sisters.
NJ Marsch will join his family
here in few days.
Returns to Camp.
\. !. Kent. one OF the best known
mining men OF the county. returned
yesterday to the Ophir camp near
Nulture. where he continues de-
velopment He has copper bearing
ores and gives a good report Of the
showing made. Kent is a frequent
visitor To the city and for the past
thirty years in the many trips made
Co the city stated yesterday that
he had known no other abode than
the old familiar hosiery OF the
Sherman house.
Mining Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Palmer were |
arrivals yesterday from the CANT
OF the Wymazona Mining Company
in the Black Hills and later lett
Tor Los Angeles on a business trip.
Mr. Palmer is the general manager
OF this property and Is called away
on business. to return next week,
when large operations arc to be