Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-08-20
Stops Here.

Stops Here.
Charles R. Howe. a member of
the State Tax Commission. stopped
off in this city yesterday enroute
to Williams. The visitor renewed
acquaintance with friends in the
Board OF Supervisors office
Enjoy Dance.
About fifteen young couples of
this city enjoyed an informal dance
in the Monday Club rooms on Fri
day night. Dancing was INDUCED in
to delightful music until shortly al
ter midnight
From Abroad.
Col L. w. Getchell has reached
I New York city from London, Eng
land. and in few days will arrive
I in Prescott, telegram to this eff
feet being received yesterday. The
mission abroad OF this mining oper-
ator was to interest capital, in which
/ he is said to have been successful.
Particulars OF the transaction closed
will be given later. which IS said
/ to be a very important one
Placer Mine Deal
T. T. Salto has sold to Maude E.
Vest, a twenty acre holding of pla-
Ger ground on Big Bug creek,
/ for the sum of 5000. the deed being
| filed for record yesterday
To the Coast.
Mrs. E. J. Blackburn and sister
in-law, Mrs William Sanders. left
yesterday for the coast, the former
/ TO Los Angeles and San Francisco,
on business, and the latter to Oak
/ land to visit with relatives. Both
return in a few weeks
Home From Outing.
Mrs F. w Foster ad daughter,
Miss Blanche Foster, returned yes
terday from Long Beach, Cal, af-
ter a summers outing. Mr.. Foster
accompanied them, going to Los
tanning to the Ford auto, of which
Another Unfortunate.
Otto Baasch, a recent arrival from
San Francisco. afflicted with tuber-
culosis, passed away at Mercy hos
pital yesterday. He was prominent
l. known in German fraternal cir
cles, and was aged about 30 years.
The remains are at Ruffner's and
will probably be shipped to the
above city.
Moose Field Day.
A typographical error in the head
line over the article concerning the
Moose Field Day, made the date
September Il, instead of the 9TH.
The correct date appeaed in the
body of the article several times.
Enjoyable outing.
Mrs. Earl S. Curtis, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. /. F. Wolpe for
the past month. returned to Phoen-
tx yesterday. She expressed herself
as very much pleased with her out
ing and the splendid summer eli
mate of the mile high city.
Takes Back Track.
Jack" Davis, one of the best
known mine blacksmiths in the state
has returned from a months trip Of
recreation along the coast. Labor,
he states is in demand, but the at
fractions are not as gilt edged as in
this section. hence his return to re-
main.
Champion Active.
The old Champion mines in Crook
Canyon are again in active state OF
development. n H. Getchell, the
purchaser. placing a small force at
work Friday For the present pre-
liminary work is to be performed,
but later when the old workings are
exposed, the purpose is TO operate
on quite large scale. The camp
is being re-habilitated. and indica-
tons for a thrifty property are said
to be encouraging.
Wolf Nuisance.
I TasDer Phillips. mining and ranch
! ing on the Hassayamapa river, while
, in the city yesterday stated that the
( loDo wolf nuisance has reached that
! locality. Every chicken on his place
has been killed. and other settlers
report similar destruction. The cun
ming animal battles hunters, and
! some good marksmen is wanted to
try his hand in running them down.
From the Range.
Levi Young and George Day, were
arrivals from their Mingus Noun
tain range yesterday, and report fine
grazing and fat cattle from the
heavy rains OF the past month. Both
confirm previous reports OF the
biggest cloudburst ever known, but
mo damage followed 10 property. Mr..
/ Dav is 10 visit with his wife and
/ family VINO are spSuuilS tiC suiiiiiiSi
! in Prescott.
/ Rapidly Recovering.
4 State Engineer Lamar Cobb was
reported yesterday 10 be rapidly re
covering from injuries received early
last week on the Cherry creek high
way, when he sustained two frac-
lures to his left leg below the knee.
1t is expected he will be able to
leave that institution within the next
three weeks.
They Came In Flocks
Neighbors of H. G. Fansler, who
resides on Tritle street are enjoying
his discontinue over a recent in