Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-04-23
(From Saturdays Daily.)

, Judge 5. F. Denison of Jerome.
was brief visitor to the city Thurs
day, returning home yesterday morn
ing.
Visiting Friends.
l.. Mrs. o. d. Knee is in the cit
from Dewey for a few days VISITING
with friends, and is at the Head no
tel
Business Trip.
L. w. Pugh of Jerome, who has
been looking after his branch lum-
Der yard at Dewey, is in the city
en- route home.
Copper City Visitor.
J. J. Reddick head chauffeur of
the United Verde Copper Company.
was 4 business visitor to the CITY
yesterday
Returns From South.
Mrs. NJ. C. Weaver returned yes
terday from Tucson for a few weeks
visit with friends, and is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stewart. the
latter her sister.
Small Mining Deal.
John Harlan and A. l.. Lee have
sold the Arizona claim in Cherry
Creek district to F. W. Nelson, for
the sum of 1000, the deed being re-
corded yesterday.
From the Quarry.
J. I. Sheffield. general manager
of the Puntenney Lime Company. |
was an arrival in the city yesterday
on business and to visit with his |
family for few days
Inspection Trip.
X. +. Chetworth, representing Du-
luth, Minnesota, investors, is a re-
cent arrival in the city. and is look
ing over mineral conditions to the
south. as a consulting engineer.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. c. II. Graham, wife of the
Verde Valley Railway Co.. railroad
man, returned to Mack yesterday
after visit with friends in the CITY
as the guest of Mrs E J. Dignan.
Business Visitor /
Z. A. Sawyer, prominently known 1,
as 4 citizen of Navajo county. and i
a leading merchant OF Winslow. is i
in the city on business for a few ]
days and registered at the St. Mich
ael {
Brief Visitor.
E. L. Bartholomew, the we'll {
known mining man was a brief visi- t
Tor to the city yesterday from Con- S
gress Junction, on business pertain /
ng to his mining property in that r
section. e
Summer Visitors. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brockworth, of v
Yuma are in the city and contem-
,late, remaining for the summer. a
later they will be joined by the c
PARENTS of the latter who reside at D
Calexico, Cal v
legal Mission.
Attorney R. p Talbot left yes =
erday morning for Flagstaff, where
lie is called on land litigation as
ounsel for Henry c. Moss against
Robert Irving. in which valuable
property is involved.
Preparing to Leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orleans Longacre II
re preparing TO leave the city at an
arly date for Joplin, Missouri, to
Din their son, o. Longacre, Jr.. who
! superintendent of a big lead and
inc company in that section. =,
,etires From Range. 81
1t Is reported that Floyd J. Allen =;
as temporarily retired from the l.
10 Verde Cattle Company, and \,
leaving in a few days ~
n a trip of recreation to Galveston Ai
nd other gulf cities for several d
eeks. "
ondition Critical. '.
J. N. Rodenburg continues to be
a critical condition, and since be- r,
q removed from his home to pi
nitarium no improvement is MOTTO III
l. Yesterday he was reported as x
ny weak, and but little hope is en- ~
rtained for his recovery. IL
fter Supplies :.
George Benson, who recently locat :"
o,nh. ~ ,ho u; 'aaaey ioo'nins' ola
es of free gold ore. which would :.
dicate attractive ton values He re- ~
rms today with supplies to estab- IL
h permanent camp on his two 10
inns.
lpid the Conquerer. oN
A marriage license was issued yes
day by Clerk Farley of the super vs.
court permitting Louie c. Happ az
d Anna A. Turner to marry. The VI :
ent will take place at an carly n.
te and the principals enjoy a CO
ge number of friends and acquain- ca ca
ices in this city and elsewhere. "'0
LEY Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Haselfeld were
itors to the city yesterday on mil
Siness from Kirkland Valley. The
mer reports more ore being ship 7
out than for many months, and LOT
ming is on the upward move at Ho
eral camps adjacent He predicts bus
GOOD year in all industrial pur- F
is. II.
sters the Machine. & r
lr. and Mrs. F. A Reid of Selig- 3
n were arrivals in the city Thurs era
in their new auto, the former ertv
ing to his accomplishments that G
a chauffeur as well as an expert posi-
throwing the rope on the range A
reports the cattle situation in Lot!
field as favorable and new feed "A.
ling up. V