Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22

DR.. A. s. Roberts. OF ST. Johns,
Apache county, i a recent arrival
in the city. to remain for a few
days on a professional mission.
On Business.
James Lowthian and w E Stad-
Ter, well known rangemen OF the
Verde valley. are IN the city on a
business trip for a few days and are
registered at Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs R y Getchell, wife of the
superintendent OF the Up. Mining
Comp; ny. is in the city for a few
days visiting with friends, and is
at the St. Michael
At County Hospital.
Mrs. F. H. Douglass. whose de
sorting husband was recently cap
tured. has been removed to the
County hospital, her condition war
ranting constant medical treatment.
Valley Visitor.
Ed Coughran farmer and stock
man OF Skull valley. is in the city
and gives anything but an encour-
aging outlook OF land conditions on
account OF the unexpected dry
weather that is prevailing.
To Big Camp.
ID. T. Bennett, who returned 10
Arizona a few months ago from
Nevada, and has been in the Vul-
ture section, was an arrival in the
city Tuesday and left yesterday for
Jerome to work in the mines. Ben
nett left this county about seven
years ago during the rush to that
field.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. J. G. Gregg Of Ash Fork,
wife OF the well known conductor
OF the S F., p. & p railway, is in
the city for a few days visiting with
relatives and friends.
Visitor Leaves.
Miss Ivy Longiellow, a summer
visitor from Pasadena, Cal, left
yesterday for home. going via Phoe-
nix to visit with friends for a few
weeks. While here she was the
guest of Mrs. J. w. Wilson.
Realty Deal
George W. Hull OF Jerome has
sold to DR.. \. C. Carlson. a lot on
the Copper Chief mining claim for
the sum of $780, the deed being
filed for record yesterday Mineral
rights twenty-five feet from the sur
face are reserved by the seller.
Summoned Home.
Mrs. George A. Thayer left last
night for GreenvilIe. Ind. receiving
news of the serious illness OF her
mother. Mrs. Carrie Walker. who IS
to submit to an operation. Mr.
Thayer accompanied her as far as
Winslow.
Old Mines Sold.
The New Year group of six mines
in Chaparral were sold yesterday by
n. T. Palmer of Portland, Ore,
to Marshal r. Stoddard of Mayer,
the consideration being withheld IN
the deed filed for record. The sale
is Believed to be the outcome of
the reviving of the Jessie holdings,
which adjoin.
Visit Ends.
Mrs. w A. Gordon left yesterday
for Los Angeles. and Mr.. Gordon
leaves today for Phoenix, conclud-
ing business and pleasure trip
during the summer. Mr.. Gordon
returns to attend the opening of the
Northern fair, and both will again
make Prescott their home next
summer.
Preparing to Leave
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Shook, for
many years residents OF Walnut
Greek. are preparing to leave the
country for Tyler, Texas. where
they will make their future home
The change is due to Mr. Shook
diSposing OF his ranch and range
holdings in that section. where he
located in 1874, bringing the bar
rem waste into a high state of Gull
tivation, and under conditions of the
country being in primitive state,
from its isolation and the Indian
wars just ending at that time Both
are estimable people and their leav-
ing is very much regretted by
scores OF old time friends.
Sullivan's Affliction.
1t was stated yesterday that J. w.
Sullivan, now in a Phoenix hospi- |
tai. was to be operated upon for
a sudden attack of appendicitis,
which assumed an acute stage i'm
mcdiateIv after his arrival in that |