Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-11
City News
....In Brief
(From Thursdays Daiiy-)

On BUSINESS.
Marion Heffelman. the hardware
merchant OF Mayer, was an arrival
yesterday in the city, and IS at the
St. Michael for a few days.
From Main Line.
|. A. Ramsay, a we'll known rail-
road man of the Santa Fe, is in the
city from Seligman on court and
other matters for few days.
Valley Visitor.
Mrs. ]. A. Stapp, wife Of the well
known Skull Valley cattleman, was
a visitor with friends in the city
during the week, returning home
yesterday.
To Enjoy Climate.
Miss Josephine Wilson, of Los
Angeles, is a recent arrival in the
city and will remain for the summer
to enjoy the climate. She is at the
Head Hotel.
Country Visitors.
w. E Johnson and Clair Aiken,
two young stockmen OF the Jerome
Junction section, are in the city for
few days on business and are at
Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Leave For Summer.
Mrs. T. ]. Sheffield and children
have removed from the city to the
Puntenney Lime Works near Cedar
Glade to remain away for the sum
mer, where Mr.. Puntenney is the
general manager.
Visiting Miner.
John Kelly, the mining man of
the Jersey Lily country, was bust
ness visitor to the city yesterday,
and reports very much activity
among the individual owner and sew
eral leasers on old time properties.
Outside Visitors.
Fritz Mittendorf, in charge of the
water service of the Bradshaw
Mountain railway at Mayer, is in
the city for a few days greeting
old time friends and is accompanied
by his son. They are at Brinkmey-
er's hotel
Climatic Attraction.
The many friends OF Mrs. g. w
Stewart and Miss Lillian Wilkie, Of
Oklahoma, will be interested to-
learn that they returned yesterday
and are to remain for the summer
as the guests of their sister, Mrs.
G. H. Paul
Passing Through.
Phil Pecarich, formerly a resident
of Jerome, passed through the city
Yesterday from San Francisco, after
an absence of over two years. He
retains interests in the above min
ing town. His many friends in this
section will be pleased to learn that
he is prospecting in California.
Steady Producer.
R. H. Row is in the city from
the Snoozer mines OF the CONNER
cial Mining Company, at Senator,
and gives an excellent report of the
condition of that old time property,
which is producing heavily and from
new Ground explored is destined
to take a high rank in that field.
Jerome Visitors.
Prof. R. G. Stevenson, superin-
tendent of public schools of Jerome
was an arrival in the city TO partici-
pate in commencement week exer-
cises of the schools of this city.
Attorney H. NJ. Gibbes and son
were arrivals also, the former hav-
ing litigation in the Superior Court
today.
No Boom to Report.
w. G. Wingfeld, one OF the sub
.stantial citizens OF the county IS in
the city from Verde Valley, where
he has large land and cattle inter
ests He reports that community as
prospecting as usual, and forging
steadily to the front, in the good
old fashioned way. no boom being
in evidence. and none being desir
ell
Back to Old Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wallace, the for
mer in the employ of Dixon Eager
burg, the commission merchant left
lately for a visit with friends and
relatives at their former home in
Philadelphia. Mr. Wallace will be
away but a month but Mrs. Wallace
will extend her visit for several
months.
Attains High Scholastic Rank.
J. Wilson Bettinger arrived from
the State University at Tucson on
Tuesday, accompanied by his father,
B. w. Bettinger and sister, Miss
Alma Bettinger, whom he joined at
Phoenix and made the trip here to
spend the summer months. Young
Bettinger has just finished his
Freshmen year, attaining high schol-
lastic rank in the scientific course
which he is taking, he having spec
ialized in chemistry.