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

10 Old home.
Mrs. Joe Metz left yesterday for
an extended visit with friends and
relatives at the old home in Ken
lucky
Business Trip.
Matt Andres and Joe Bold left
yesterday for Clarkdale. Jerome and
other centers on business, the for
mer with a cigar line and the latter
for the Arizona Brewing Company.
Of Fer Desert.
Fred Allison, a nephew of the
late Senator Allison of Iowa. George
Walsh and Thomas Herring left
yesterday for the Ehrenberg Sec
ton to remain for the winter to
follow placer mining. The latter
two own properties, while Allison
is a health seeker.
From the Range.
Frank Rust, rancher and range
man OF Ash Creek, is i'll the city
on business for a few days, and
gives a good report of the cattle
business Since the country has
been deluged with heavy rains, I'LL
owners are optimistic over the out
look for fall and winter grazing,
which has every indication of being
The best known i'll many years.
From Camp.
Alex McGovern was in the city
yesterday from the Iron Springs
section. where he recently located
i group OF three silver bearing
mines. He is after supplies
Visiting Miner.
Alex Denny, the well known mine
owner of the McCabe section. Is
in the city on business pertaining
to his interests, to remain for few
days. He is optimistic over the flu
ture of mining in that field.
On Business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hankin, the
former superintendent of the Harvey
dairy at Del Rio, are in the city for
few days on business and to visit
with friends. registering at the St.
I Michatel.
Artistic Mission.
Miss Kate Cory, famed as a ma
ture painter. making a specially Of
Indians and out door life. has gone
10 the experimental farm near Gran
tie to pursue her duties for the next
two weeks on a special line of work.
Accepts Position.
DR. Agnes Mckee Wallace, OF
this city. has gone to Fort Grant,
70 accept a position OF medical
director OF the girls department
i the State Reform school She
was appointed to this office recently
by Governor Hunt.
Brief Visitor.
Mr. Fredette, a business man Of
Denver. was a visitor TO the city
Tuesday to renew early day asso-
Citations with his old-time friend.
Matt Andres. He continued his
journey yesterday to San Rernar-
dino. Cal.
Mining Man Returns.
D. J. Thompson. identified with
the Federal Mining Company. of
Cherry creek district, has returned
from Philadelphia after an absence
Of one year and leaves in a few
days for the camp. He Is here
on business and intends to remain
i.r a few months.
Genuine Hassayampers.
Harry Minuse, one of the best
known pioneer residents of the
county, Is in the city from the old
homestead near Dewey. on bust
ness trip. He states that his old
time friend. John Clock, has con-
Guided to again go into camp IN
that region for the rest of his
earthly existence. coming to this
conclusion after visiting the old
home in Missouri a short time ago.
after an absence OF nearly a third OF
a century MIinuse and Clock now
hold the laurels of being the odd
est inhabitants" OF that locality.
Oil Man Arrives.
F. w. Hall, manager of the Yuma
Verde Oil Company. is in the city.
arriving yesterday from Yuma. He
is Ell route to the Verde valley.
where exploration for oil is going
on, a rig being steadily in opera
ton within few hundred yards OF
the well of the Tempe-Verde hold
ings.
Range Restored.
Charles Evans. of Kirkland val
ley, while in the city yesterday re-
ported the finishing touches were
given to the range on Sunday night