Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-08-20
Cameron In City.
From Thursdays Daily
CIlrnate Attractsi

tfrom thursday Daily
Climate Attractsi
Mr. and Mrs William Rohrig. and
Mr. and Mrs Martin Rohrig with
/ their children. were arrivals from
/ Tempe yesterday, to remain several
weeks to enjoy the splendid climate
Of the pine city. They are guests
/ OF Harry Davis, nephew of Mrs.
William Rohrig
Fine Baby Girl
I Monday afternoon Just before the
! big storm broke over Copper Basin.
! the careful stork descended from
/ on high and alighted at the home
| Commercial camp, leaving a fine
baby girl. The happy parents are
receiving congratulations from their
many friends. this being the first
birth recorded at the big camp since
/ it was revived over two years ago.
From the Mines.
/ John r. Webster, in charge Of
the Buster Mines near Hooper. in
the Bradshaw mountains states tina,
negotiations for the sale of the
I group are going ahead with the east
/ ern owners. and it IS expected will
be made in 4 short time
Teacher Ill.
7 Professor c. T. Cox. well known
throughout the country as a pub
/ lie school teacher was taken TO Mer-
cy hospital yesterday, being quite
from rheumatic and other ills.
Business Trip
w Rudkins and Thaddeus Mullen,
| Isr-a= .17l- . 1
4 country, were arrivals in the city
are at the St Michael
Mining Deal
: Richard H0slin has sold his one
eighth interest in the Oregon group
of mines in Copper Basin district
to his partner. Thomas Hogan, the
consideration not being given. By
this deal, the property Is now owned
: By Lark!n & Hogan. who will con
;inue development.
A Mining Farm.
+ Prof. J. F. Franks. retired public
school teacher. was a business visitor
on Lynx Creek, which also has a
Ito the city yesterday from his farm
decided advantage over other like
possessions, in that placer ground
reputed as very rich. also abOunds
Between the two assets, this wei
known pedagogue has every indica
ton OF making a success OF his new
venture Prof. Franks reports very
much activity prevailing in quart
mining, with the leaser as the princi
pal operator, and production quit,
heavy.
Medical Mission.
Silas Woodbury., mining in til,
! Turkey Creek section. is in the city
to receive medical attention for wha
is supposed to be blood poisoning
In sharpening steel, a silver entered
his lett arm. and failing to heal il
five days unfavorable conditions hav,
arisen, which brings him to the cit,
for remedies
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Prestidge, VIII
recently purchased the Stephen
ranch and range interests in Fergu
son valley are in the city on
brief business trip. taking possession
OF the property a few days ago. Mr.
and Mrs. Stephens also have re
turned to make Prescott their futur
home
From the Coast.
J. w. Sullivan, one of the principa
stockholders Of the Verde Valley Oh
Company, returned yesterday from
Los Angeles to attend a meetin
of that organization, and to make
, personal inspection of the holding
at Camp Verde
Mining Business.
D. J. Sullivan Of Congress, an
Thomas NJ. McGill, of Chicago, ar
in the city on business pertaining t
= their United Gold Mines holding
at Congress. Development goe
ahead. and the showing IS reporte
| by both as satisfactory
Personal Property Sale.
S Joe Cook of Mayer has sold t
= the Houck & Dieter Co., certai
billiard tables and the cash registe
of the Big Bug Club, for the sur
: of 5000, the transaction being close