Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-01
Returns to Mines.

Lower Hassayampa district, re-
turned to his camp yesterday with
supplies. He was accompanied by
his nephew, Fred D. Dugan, who
is here for his health from Decatur,
Ill, a sufferer with asthma. He
had been in the Salt River valley
for the past two months.
Returns From East.
" A. Reichard, manager of Ruff
ner's stables, returned yesterday
from 4 months visit with relatives
at the old home in Greenville, Pa,
and while away inspected the Ever
glades of Florida, investing in that
proposition.
Jerome Visitors.
DR.. Riley Shrum. a physician of
jerome, and w. H. Meyers, a mer-
chant. were arrivals in auto yes
terday on a brief trip, the former
to visit with his daughter. student
at St. Joseph's academy. and the
| latter on business.
Legal Mission.
Attorney H. c. Gibbes OF Jerome
and his client, C. Bordellas, were
arrivals in the city yesterday to
appear before the Superior Court
to resist the application of a GER
tain relative to secure the guard
ianship OF the child OF Bordellas.
who is motherless. The case is
attracting very much attention in
Jerome
Toured the South.
Baker Jack, in the operating de-
partment OF the S. F., P & P rail
way. returned yesterday from tour
OF the southern states for many
weeks and resumes his duties in a
{ few days He was accompanied by
! L. c. Odom. of Macon. Ga. who
is visiting the southwest on a trip
/ OF sightseeing and recreation for
few weeks. EN- route to the coast.
Former Resident.
]. s. Bradford, travelling auditor
of the Santa Fe railroad and for
merly stationed in this city, was
visitor yesterday and received a
welcome from many friends. He
has the territory from Albuerque
to The Needles. with all branch
lines between those points Brad
ford makes his headquarters at
Flagstaff, where he resides with his
wife.
From the Mines.
]. X Beardsley. mining in the
Black Rock district. Is in the city
to meet a brother who is coming
from Atchison, Kas.. to remain for
the winter for his health. He states
/ that the Monte Cristo silves mines
are attracting more attention than
at any time in the past through
the wonderful showing made in the
lower levels, and more mining in
vestors are coming into that dis
trict than ever before known. Sew
eral copper mines are also pro-
ducing and he anticipates one OF
the thriftiest mining divisions in the
county to result Several sales are
| pending.
/ Tourists Arrive.
Miss Ida Wright. sister OF Mrs.
w. T. King. and friend, Mrs. Eliza
beth Clark, OF Vandalia. Mo, were
arrivals yesterday. They are re-
turning home after a tour of sew
eral months along the coast as far
as Alaska Both will remain for
a few weeks. and are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. King Miss Wright was
visitor about four years ago, and
was extended welcome from many
acquaintance.
Takes Back Track.
After an absence OF over eight
years, Dan Bessler, one of the best
known OF mining men in this coun-
ty. returned yesterday from Ne
vada, to remain He was formerly
the superintendent of the Henrietta
mines on Big Bug, and the foreman
OF the old McCabe mine. Bessler
receives welcome from many old
time friends.
From the Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe H. Stephens |
are in the city for few days on |
business and pleasure, and are reg
istered at the ST. Michael. Mr.. |
Stephens comes from his d. ranch,
near Granite mountains, and states
range conditions are the best he has |
ever seen, with cattle in fine form to
enter the winter.
Edwards Arrives.
The many friends in the city OF
A. w. Edwards will be pleased to
learn of his return yesterday from
San Francisco, taking the back |
track to mingle mist the scenes
of other days. and to attend to
business. He will remain for a few
days only and is at the Yavapai |
club.
Returns From Coast.
Col. J. c. Rankin returned yes
terday from Los Angeles. where he
visited with his wife and daughter,
Mrs c. ID. Clark. and in a few
DAVIS returns IN ChiCapO He will /