Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25
city News
....ln Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

From the South.
J. E. Linney, civil engineer, is in
the city from Phoenix. to visit with
his brother, H. H. Linney, the at
! torney
Visiting Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Lyle left
Yesterday for Phoenix, where they
will visit with relatives and friends
for a few days.
Outside Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Catan are in
the city from Highball, on the line
of the Arizona Power Company, to
enjoy a trip of recreation for few
days.
Visiting Physician.
DR.. L. o. Davenport. physician
to the Consolidated at Humboldt,
was a professional visitor to the
city yesterday, returning home later
in the day
Licensed to Wed.
Joseph P. Metz and Miss Caro-
line Triplette, both of this city,
were issued a marriage license yes
terday by Clerk Farley of the ST.
perior Court.
Visiting Old Home.
Mrs. Ed. NJ. Blake and children
arrived yesterday from San Diego,
and will remain for the summer.
They are at the home of T. w.
Otis, father OF Mrs. Blake.
Attending Commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, J. Mayer, are
in the city to attend commencement
exercises of St. Joseph's Academy,
Miss Winnifred Mayer, sister of the
former, being a graduate.
Business Trip.
w. NJ. Burhams was an arrival
Friday from the Bradshaw noun
tains on business, and reports min
ing active and the outlook as en-
couraging for a lively year.
To the Coast.
Mrs. Benjamin Robinson and
grandson, Arthur Robinson, Jr., left
Yesterday for two months trip of
recreation in Los Angeles and San
Diego, and to visit with friends and
relatives.
Visiting Family.
Dan r. ellis, locomotive engineer
of the A. & c. railroad. arrived
from Wickenburg yesterday to join
his wife and family. who returned
from Canada recently, and will
make his home in this city.
Mining Deal.
John Gaynor has sold to Elmer
Lambert for the sum of $1,000, a
one-quarter interest in two mines
near the Pacizc mines, of Lane dis
trict. the deed being filed for re-
cord yesterday.
Pioneer Visitor.
Mrs. Abbie Condron. an estimable
nioneer woman resident of Arizona,
was an arrival yesterday from Wal
nut Grave, and will remain for sew
eral days to visit with friends. She
is at the Prescott Hotel
From the Mines.
Mrs. Carl E. Brooks and brother
in-law. George E. Brooks, are in
the city from the camp of the Com
mercial Mining Company in Copper
Basin, on a business and pleasure
trip, and are at the Head Hotel.
GUNNER Visitors.
John A. Barrie and two children
arrived from Phoenix yesterday by
auto. and joined Mrs Barrie, who
preceded them several days ago, and
who comes for her health. They !
are at the Hotel Congress and re-
main for the summer
From the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Fain of
Camp Verde, Miss Jennie Allen and
brother, F. w. Allen, of Cherry
Creek, were in the city yesterday to
attend the wedding of the latter's |
sister, Miss Rose Allen to Fred |
Back. of Beaver Creek
Pleased fastener.
Morton E. Phillip, of Xenia, Ohio, !
is again i'll the city and leaves
Monday for the Bradshaw noun
tains. to remain for the summer for
his health and to visit with rela-
tives. This is his second year as
sojourner, and he remains until the
snow flies, being materially benefit
ted by the climate
Concludes Vacation.
Miss Leslie Morrison, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morrison,
concluded her vacation in the city
yesterday and returned to the hos
pital of the Good Samaritan in Los
Angeles, where she is pupil nurse,
Her popularity was attested at the
depot, where many friends congre
gated to extend her a farewell
Assumes Charge.
]. c. Dirlam, a recent arrival from
Los Angeles, and reputed to be a
practical mining operator. has taken
charge of the affairs of the Climax
Mining Company, on the Hassay-
ampa, leaving for the camp yester-
day. r. M. Martin, of Los Angeles,
president, has completed his inspec-
ton of the property, and returned !
home.
Big Utilities.
The Arizona Mine Supply Com
pany yesterday shipped to the Y-P.
Mining Company at Senator three
$4,000 gallon steel water tanks, for
use of the ten stamp mill, which is
to begin running next week on the
l0.000-ton ore dump. F. G. Lang,
foreman of the firm,
leaves today to erect the big stor-
age concerns.
D.,