Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-18
city News
....In Brief
From Sundays Daily.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

few days on business.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. I. J. Nyberg and children Of
Walker, are in the city for a few
days visiting with friends
Vacation on Coast.
Miss Ruby 10y, left yesterday for
the seaside resorts of California to
enjoy a vacation for the next two
months.
Country Visitors.
Mrs. Grant Eads and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wright, OF Dewey, are
in the city. for few days on bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Legal Mission.
Attorney Richard Lamson left yes
terday for Kingman, on litigation
before the Superior Court, and will
be away for several days.
Summer Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Mobley and
son are in the city from Phoenix to
remain for the summer to enjoy the
ozone of the pine clad hills.
Realty Deal.
John Advantage has sold to Judge
G. B. NALL. for ST. 500, certain build
ings and real estate in the town
of Selignan, the deed being filed for
record yesterday.
Outing on Coast.
Mrs. J. n. Piper and daughter,
Miss Minnie Piper. left yesterday for
Los Angeles. where they will be the
guests for the next two months of
Mrs. S. A. Logan. niece of Mrs.
Piper.
Visiting Official.
Milford Winsor. secretary of the
State Land Commission, is in the
city for a few days on official bust
ness and to visit with friends at his
old home. He is registered at the
St. Michael.
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs. F. A. Baldwin and children
arrived from Jerome Junction yes
terday and will visit with Mrs. E.
B. Pentland at Mayer. for few
weeks, the latter and Mrs. Baldwin
being sisters.
Mining Deal.
DR.. Francis A. Law has sold to A.
c. Nichols, his one-half interest in
the Golden Fleece group of mines
in Cooper Basin district, for the
sum of $500, the deed being filed
for record yesterday.
Concludes Visit.
Miss Bernice Baxter. of Wicken-
burg, who has been visiting with
friends in the city for the past two
weeks, and was the guest of Mrs.
+. L. Bones. returned to her home in
WicEeuhrr1 vesfardat-
Outside Visitor.
J. d. Cooper, goat raiser and
farmer of Williamson Valley, is in
the city on business, and reports that
country dry. but rangemen not al
armed over the outlook, all classes
of livestock being in good condition.
Returns From East.
Conductor w. z. Paul, of the A.
& c. railroad, returned yesterday
from the eastern States. and leaves
today for Wickenburg, to resume his
duties. Mrs. Paul, remained in In
diana to visit indefinitely with rela-
tives and friends.
Recent Arrivals.
Among the arrivals yesterday at
the Hotel Congress were G. U. New
ton, of Washington, D. c.. a govern
ment official, G. L. lies. of Collbron,
Colo. E. A. Whelan, OF Los Angeles
and Mrs. Harry Harrison, of Clark
dale. who comes to join her husband
in the city.
Predicts Big Crops.
l.. l.. Bates. superintendent OF the
state experimental farm, near P &
+. Junction, was business visitor
to the city yesterday, and states the
big dry ranch has every indication
of being a big success this season.
A larger area has been planted this
year than previously.
Inspection Trip.
Louis Goldman, president OF the
Copper Queen Gold Mining Co., &C
cOmpanied by his brother, Abe Gold
man and H. S. Belts, stockholders,
arrived from Paris, Texas, yesterday
to make an inspection of develop
ment in recent month. They leave
today for the camp near Mayer.
Leaves for East
W. Curtis Miller, county superin-
tendent of schools, is en- route to
Leroy, Iowa, to visit with a sister.
and from that city proceeds to Fair
mount, West Virginia, his boyhood
home to join a brother He will be
away for the next six weeks. and
the Office will be in charge of G.. w. |
Persons, who formerly filled tie |
position.
Returns to Old Home.
The many friends in the city of
Mrs. Dan ellis will be interested |
to learn that she returned few days |
ago from Glasgow. Canada, and is at |
the home OF her parents, DR.. and |
Mrs. Warren E. Day, to again make
Prescott her permanent home. She |
received a pleasant welcome from
scores of friends. Mr.. ellis at pres
ent is employed as locomotive en-
gineer out of Wickenburg