Weekly journal-miner., 1913-04-30

courts. He will be away for the
 next week
 Visiting Merchant.
 NJ Mcbride, merchant of Selig- man, and interested in mines near this city, was an arrival yesterday and is at the St Michael for a few days.
 Mining Deal.
 John Riggs has sold to the Arizona
 Copper Belt Mining Company claim in Black Rock district for the sum of $500, the deed being record ed yesterday.
 On Mining Business.
 George Marguerite, we'll known as mining operator in the southern part of the county, is in the city on business, and is stopping at the Prescott hotel
 Returns From Coast. Miss Birdie Butler, formerly a re- sident of Prescott, returned yester- day from Los Angeles, after an ab- sence of several months. She will again be employed by M Goldwater & Bro.
 Coming Event
 A marriage license was issued yes terday to Miss Mary C. Jordan and George P. Stone, both residents of Clarkdale Their wedding is to be made a pretty occasion, and will be the first in that new town on the Upper Verde
 Visiting Miner.
 William Miller. the patriarch of the Hassayampa, was in the city yester- day from his placer camp, this be- ing his first visit in four months. He states that high water is receding in that stream and many miners are washing the gravel. but with only fair returns.
 More Fords.
 The Hill Hardware Company yes terday received a carload of Ford cars, five of which were sold to the following residents: Mayor Timer hoff, Dr. C. E. Yount, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, A. D. Barnhart and Leon ard Topp. Three more are being ne gotiated for.
 Returns to Coast.
 Former Sheriff ]. w. Smith re- turned yesterday to Santa Maria, Cal, after a two weeks trip here on business. He states the company with which he is associated, is manu- featuring over 6,000 gallons of gaso- line per day, and the industry is a financial success.
 Better Showing.
 The apathy of the women toward registering for coming elections, is passing away, there being a total to date in the county of 382. Jerome leads with 23l, Prescott has 1l2, while there are 2S at Oak Creek and II at Humboldt Registration closes on the night of April 90, or next Wednesday.
 Leave the City.
 Mir. and Mrs L. (. Weaver, the former until recently chief clerk of the grocery department of the Bash ford Burmister Company, left yester- day for Port Huron, Michigan, where they will reside in the future They had been residents of this city for three years, and made many friends who regret their leaving. After Many Years.
 The many friends of Mrs E. H. Beggs, who will be pleasantly re- membered as Miss Anna Schuerman, niece of Geo. H. Schuerman, and cousin of Mrs. T. F. Mclaughlin, will be interested to learn that she returned to the city yesterday to re- main indefinitely Since leaving Prescott eighteen years ago, she has been a resident of San Diego. Eastern Visitor.
 Robert W. Stuart, father of J. P. W. Stuart, of Glenburnie Villa, in the foothills to the east of the city, has arrived from New York for a few weeks visit. The visitor is pro known in financial circles, and for the past thirty years has been a director of the Fourth Nat ional Bank of New York city, enjoy ing the distinction of being the sen for member of that organization. From the Mines.
 Patrick Mangan, one of the best known and most capable miners in this field, was an arrival yesterday from the Swastika camp in the on business matters. He