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

the deed being filed for record yes
terday.
Mining Visitor.
Charles Morris mining on Gal
Creek, in the southern part of tn,
county, is in the city on bushes.
pertaining TO his interests.
Verde Land Deal.
E. Scuffi has sold eleven acres o.
land in the Verde Valley to c. A
| Manuel, for the sum of $500, the
deed being filed for record yester-
day.
Looking Over Country.
c. A. Moffett, of Warrenton, Viz
ginia, is a recent arrival in the city
and comes with the purpose of in
vestin" in the county. He is at the
Head Hotel.
Seeing the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hughes, of
Tucson, the former a we'll known
dealer in confectionery, are in the
city on a pleasure trip in their auto
and leave today for the Grand Can
yon. They are at the St Michael.
Seriously Ill
Gordon Harmon. a rangeman of
the Ash Fork country, was brought
to the city yesterday and placed in
Mercy hospital. being seriously i'll
with typhoid fever. He was accom-
panied by his wife
Country Visitor.
Chris Woods, farmer and range
man OF the Sycamore Creek country
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness and gives a good report of the
condition OF live stock, and new feed
coming up in abundance.
For the Summer.
Mrs. F. Jennings, of Phoenix,
passed through the citv yesterday in
her auto. and is destined for the |
White mountains of Apache county,
near St. Johns, where she will spend
the summer.
Long Trip Ahead
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. Cole, the
former attached to the passenger de-
oartment of the S. F. P. & P. in this
>lty, left yesterday morning on a trip
IF recreation to be away for the
text three months. They may pos
,ibly visit Europe before returning.
small Blaze.
The tre department was called to
home on North Pleasant street
yesterday to extinguish a fire in a
Soodshed, that was ignited by live
shes strewn in the building. The
oss was small.
Beneficial Results.
Fred Little, the mining man, re-
urned yesterday from a months trip
o Aqua Caliente hot springs for |
heumatic troubles, and reports |
realty improved condition. He re- ]
lrns today to his camp near Nc
abe.
Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Rose and
Hiss Marian L. Gourle, of Hartford. $
onn., after a two weeks sojourn r
18th relatives at Mayer, are in the |
ty and in a few days return home.
hev are pleased with the country. n
nd contemplate returning later. /
rominent Arizonan. !
Hon. EUGENE W. Chain. late can v
date for president of the United a
tates, on the prohibition ticket, ar s
we'd from Tucson Yesterday and is F
the St. Michael He is on a lee
ring tour OF the northern part of q
e state, and addressed the pupils r,
the public schools in this city yes n
rday. He will remain here for II
ort time only. T
mother Refugee. h
Hiram H. Ludwig, who left the s
-adshaw mountains several months
20 to work in mines of Sonora, re- e,
rned yesterday. and will remain. II
e gives the usual account of that b,
untrv being in a state bordering o
devastation, and that Americans d;
E enduring heardships and dangers &c
at are alarming. The few who d;
main are in a precarious situation, L
d are unable to leave the country
/ Business. IA
R. w. Bullard. the Congress m
notion business man, was a visitor la
the city yesterday, and states that w
ming adjacent is assuming more 81,
.ivit'' than in many months. He ce
ntions particularly the Stanton tei
trict, where several old time B,
mes are again being operated.
airing the End. of
L - OHiuCl, NHO Is III the CITY to
m the main line of the Santa Fe rel
lroad, states that early in May the ne
ding for the double track service af,
] be completed between Yamoail he
the west and Winslow on the De
t, over $50 miles in length. Law Re
of steel is to begin Immediately
earl in the fall the line will be Pr
commission. naI
urn to Camp. sit,
ir. and Mrs. ]. P. Waldron re- an,
ned yesterday to the camp of the file
ntezuma Mining and Milling Co. ert
r Crown King. Mr.. Waldron DO.
.es that plans are practically con- as
1ed for closing a large tunnel No
tract and other development, and Y
is optimistic over the outlook. WI
;. Waldron returns from Colorado for
remain for the summer. had
S on Train. and
scar Knight. suffering with tub TAX
llosis, passed away on the train aw;
of Phoenix Tuesday afternoon. of
he was returning TO Carthage | chr