Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-18
Come For Summer.

Come For Summer.
Mrs. James Mackay, a society mat
ron OF Pittsburg, Pa, with her
daughters, has arrived in the city
and will remain for the summer,
taking apartments at the Hotel Con-
gress.
Outline On Coast.
Mrs. E. DeSilva, wife of the mas
ter mechanic of the s. F. P. & P.
railroad in this city, and her sister,
Miss Grace Shaw, left yesterday for
Long Beach. Cal, where they will
enjoy an outing for the next two
months.
Verde Arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.. Boyer, Albert
Fain and Arthur Heath are in the
city from Camp Verde. Mr.. Heath
has entered the circle of auto enthu-
siasts, purchasing a Studebaker on
Saturday from the Prescott Auto
Company.
Brief Visitor.
Joe H. Stephens and son were
visitors to the city Saturday from
the famous White Rock cattle ranch
on Tank Greek. Both report the
bovine business as excellent, and but
nominal losses are reported from the
long and dry weather of last spring
New Lawyer.
Neil Clark, son of General and
Mrs. E. S. Clark, arrived from Chi
cago on Sunday, where he recently
graduated from Northwestern Uni
versity.. He begins his professional
career as the junior member of the
law firm of Clark, flasher & Clark
of this city.
Mining Deal.
The Old Reliable group of three
mines owned by E. Haney and D.
NJ. Locey have been sold to the
Haney Copper Company, according
to a deed filed for record yester-
day, the consideration being nomi-
nal. The property is situated in
Copper Basin district.
On Mining Business.
William Roberts, of the Alto
mines. near Skull Valley, was an
arrival yesterday. He is preparing
to make another mill run having a
considerable tonnage from recent de-
velopment. He also is following
farming and reports the country as
very dry and rain badly needed.
To the Seaside,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Wing6eld of
Camp Verde reached the city Sun
day in their auto, and left yester-
day for the coast resorts of South
ern California on two months out
ing. They were accompanied by the
two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
R. Boyer, who will see the Pacific
Ocean for the first time.
From the Range.
Walter Cline, the rangeman of
Turkey Creek. was in the city Sun
day from Mayer, after delivering to
Geo. A Carter several head of cat
tie for shipment outside of the
State. He reports the mountain
country as in fine condition, and
very small losses were reported,
with the increase as up to normal
Valley Visitor.
J. R. Lambert. farming in Skull
Valley, was a business visitor to the
city yesterday, and reports the coun-
try as passing through the dryest
period known in many years, but
good crops being assured however
Wild hay, he states, is more album
dant this year than formerly, but
meadow feeds far below the stand
ard OF other seasons.
Mining Business.
{. A. Benin, one OF the best known
mining men OF the country, and for
many years developing his claims at
the head of Groom Creek, was a
business visitor to the city yesterday
He reports a fine outlook for that
section, individuals continuing oper-
ations and several companies report
ed to be ready to resume in a short
time. Mr.. Benin has performed sew
eral thousand-feet of development
on his group with his own hands.
and has a splendid showing at sew
eral points.
Come For Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Craig. of
Phoenix, are in the city for the
summer and are domiciled at the
Corbin home IN West Prescott. They
will be joined tomorrow by Miss
Ainsworth, sister of Mrs. Craig. This
will be their second season here
Mr.. Craig will be favorably remem-
bered as the citizen member of the
Arizona Board of Control during the
administration of Ex-Governor Sloan,
and in addition to having a clean and
creditable record. his genial person
atty made him a host of friends and
not an enemy in or out of his party