Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-11

Come to Visit.
Mrs V. N. Cooper and Mrs. N
E. Wedel. of Mineral Hill, Texas
were arrivals in the city yesterday,
and will remain indefinitely TO visit
with relatives.
Conclude Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Wheeler
after few days visit with friends
in Flagstaff, are in the city en- route
to their home in Mayer, and leave
for there today.
To Visit Friends.
Chester Whisman, son of Alder
man and Mrs. Frank Whisman, left
Yesterday for San Bernardino, Cal.
where he will remain during vacat-
ion with his young friends.
Cattle Sale.
Jennie Houlihan has sold to Ed
Weston, all her range cattle in the
Lonesome Valley country for the
sum of $500, the bill of sale be
ing filed for record yesterday.
On Mining Business.
w. T. Sawyer, general manager
of the Coronado Gold Mining Com
pany, and L. G. Ochenreiter, of the
board of directors, were arrivals
from the camp yesterday on a bust
ness trip, and will remain for a few
days. Development goes ahead and
conditions are satisfactory is the
report they make.
For the Summer.
Ira Bookman, a visitor OF last
year, returned yesterday from johann
nesburg. Cal, and will occupy cab
in on Groom Creek for his health
which was materially benefited last
year.
Returns to Camp.
NJ. ]. Marksburry, mining in the
Minnehaha Flat section, returned to
his camp yesterday, and was ac-
companied by a brother who arriv-
ed recently from Canyon City, Colo
RADIO
From Smelter City.
Judge and Mrs. B. w. Mowday,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Fair, and W. A Kins-
man. all of Humboldt, were arrivals
in the city yesterday on business
and pleasure
To New Home.
Mrs. B. s. Snider, wife of the
agent dI OIdI hu@iC, VI liS NSANC
Valley Railway Company, arrived
from Bouse yesterda~ and in few
days will leave for her new home
on the Verde River.
Returning Home. I
Miss Clara Augustine and Miss
Helen NJ. Webb, students of the
Tempe Normal, are in the city en-
route to their homes in the Verde
Valley. and leave in a few days af-
ter visiting with friends.
Rangeman Leaves.
c. c. Shadburn, cattle buyer OF
Portland, Oregon, after a business
trip to this section of several weeks
returned home yesterday. and in the
Fall contemplates making another
trip 10 close several large deals.
Cattle Buyers Here.
II. c. Snyder, of Clear Lake, Utah
and w. E. Rankin, of Brawley, Cal.
are in the city, on a cattle buying
trip, and will be guests for a few
days of Geo. A. Carter at the Vain
da Rancho in Williamson Valley
From the Range.
c. E. Burton, the sheep grower
of the Upper Verde, was a business
visitor to the city yesterday and re
ports many cattlemen engaged in
the spring roundup. He states the
dry condition of the country con-
tinues as the topic of conversation
Grading Completed.
T. c. Snider left yesterday for
the main line of the Santa Fe rail-
road to resume grading on double
track work, finishing the eXcavat-
ing in this city for the machine
shop of the s. F. p & P company.
He expects to return later to do
grading for other structures to be
erected.
Leave the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs d. E. Hurley. after
a residence in this section of over
twenty years, left yesterday for
Massachusetts,, the former to en-
gage in the mercantile business near
Boston. While residing in Arizona
Mr.. Hurley followed railroading as
the agent Of the s. F. P. & P. at
various stations.
Summoned By Illness.
w. A. Wenger, foreman of the
machine shop of the Prescott Auto
Co., left yesterday for Lemoore,
Cal, receiving news that his father
was badly injured by having the
horse he was riding fall upon him.
Mr.. Wenger is passing through a
cycle of misfortunes recently, re-
turning a few weeks ago, after lay
ing away his wife, who died on the
train while being taken home to
Iowa