Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
Prefers Prescott.

returned yesterday and has resumed
his position as salesman with the
Bashford- Burmister Company. His
brother, Clay Williams, has decided
to remain in Tina.
From the North.
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Sartmell, OF
Seligman, the former a practicing
physician, are in the city to remain
for 4 few days on business and to
visit with friends Mrs Cartmell
previous to her marriage was resi-
dent OF this city.
Judgment for Plaintiff.
Judgment in favor of the plain
tiff was yesterday rendered by Judge
J. {. O'Connor in the case of R.
" Baxter, administrator OF the es-
tate OF William Shaw, deceased. VS..
Williams Owens. a water site at
Sayer was the legal bone of con-
tention The plaintiff will be given
a writ OF injunction to restrain
Owens from the premises and also
costs of suit.
To the Resort
Egbert butcher lett yesterday for
Castle Hot Springs. where he will
remain during the winter, accept
ing the position OF hotel clerk for
the second season at this resort
Tie opening takes place on Novem-
Der Is, and ends in May of next
year
Hunting Big Game.
Judge F. NJ. Doe, OF Flagstaff,
with a party OF hig game hunters,
reached the city yesterday from the
north after repairs for their auto
which collapsed yesterday morning.
He returns today and the hunting
will be resumed in the Big Chino
range.
Flying Trip.
Charles c. Miller. Jr., formerly
resident OF the city. arrived from
Phoenix yesterday to visit with his
mother. Mrs c. T. Joslin and other
relatives. resuming his journey to
the coast on the later train. Miller
is successful real estate dealer in
Los Angeles. and received a well
come from many friends here.
Visit Ends.
The many friends OF Mrs E H.
Strange, mother OF Mrs. Ed Block,
will be interested to learn that she
returned yesterday to her home in
Pasadena. Cal, after a residence here
since last March. She deferred re-
turning on account of the enjoyable
time had. and the ideal climate OF
the Mile-High City
Jerry Sullivan Ill.
According TO advices received yes
terday from Phoenix, ]. W. Sullivan
is i'll at St. Joseph's hospital, being
stricken Monday night, last An
operation is to be performed on
him by Dr. r. B. Craig, but for
what affliction was not learned. D.
]. Sullivan. his brother, of Con-
gress, has gone to Phoenix to re-
main at his side
Back to Valley.
Joe Rudy was in the city yes
tcrday from his summer cattle range
III the Hassayampa mountains. and
states the breaking OF camp is going
on. He will locate for the winter
in the Skull valley section. He says
the season has been a satisfactory
one. cattle entering the winter in
fine condition by the good grazing
had.
Ready to Move.
c. c. Hutchinson. one OF the rep
resentative sheep growers of the
State. arrived from Seligman yes
tcrday and gives good report Of
the industry from the abundant feed
of the summer. He states that
the big drive from the north to the
desert starts on November |. and
sheepmen are looking ahead to a
fine winter. feed being reported bet
ter than in many years.
Senator Clark Arrives.
Former Senator w A. Clark ar
rived at Jerome yesterday from New
York City on his regular trip of
inspection OF United Verde holdings,
ard Is to remain for the next week.
He is accompanied by his sons, w.
y. Clark. Jr.. and Charles W. Clark,
general manager OF the United
Verde. \ trip to the coast is on
the itinerary OF the party and thence
to Butte. Mont.
Active District.
w. s. Conner was in the city yes
terday from Walker. where he re-
ports the principal mining work as
centered to the Eureka, under oper-
alton by Stukey Brothers. Produc-
ton is heavy from this property,
and it is the general belief of miners
that ii is destined ~ be a very rich
property. At other points owners
and leasers are taking out ores for
shipment. and the future looks de-
cidedly encouraging.
The Easy Way.
Fred Bolden. the auto mocha
nician of the Hill Hardware Com
pany. has commenced equipping