Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-03-26

designated as the princlpai pace
of business in this county.
(From Fridays Daily)
Visiting Miner.
/ Martin Anderson, the we'll known
miner of the Bradshaws, is in the
city to remain indefinitely.
Visiting Attorney.
NJ. NJ. Gordon, of the law firm
of Rutherford & Gordon, of Jerome,
was an arrival in the city yesterday
on business before the superior
court.
Mining Man Returns.
c. A. Mahony, mining engineer,
and a brief visitor to this city sew
eral weeks ago, returned yesterday
from the southern part of the state,
and is en- route north.
To the East.
Mrs. L. H. Beyerele, wife of Court
Reporter Beyerle, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. R. c. Connell,
left yesterday for Chicago, both to
remain away indefinitely.
From the Mines.
E. M. Foltz, the mining man of
the Bradshaws, was a visitor to the
city yesterday and reports the gen.
eral situation in that mining field as
encouraging for a lively year.
City Realty Sold.
Matte A. Dart of Phoenix has
sold to S. R. Fields, for a nominal
consideration, two lots in the Noel
Ter addition to the city, the deed
being filed for record yesterday.
Summoned by Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Hibben,, of
Camp Verde, are in the city to visit
with their daughter, Miss Helen
Hibben, a student at St. Joseph's
academy who is reported as ILL.,
Return Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Ralston, of
Verde Valley, left for home yester-
day in their Buick car. The latter
had been visiting with relatives and
friends in Flagstaff for several days.
Pleased Visitor.
Grant E. Halderman, an attorney
of Boulder, Colorado, after a brief
visit to the city, left yesterday for
the coast, to return later. He will
probably locate here to practice his
profession.
Returns to Remain.
The many friends of Mrs. Nellie
Vosburg. sister of Charles H. SNOW
er, will be pleased to learn that she
returned yesterday from Detroit,
Michigan, to make this city her fu-
ture home.
Land Transaction.
William Ritter has sold to his
brother, Ed Ritter a one-half inter
est in seevral hundred acres of land
in the Hillside country, for the sum
of 5000, the deed being filed for
record yesterday.
Prosperous County.
R. E. Morrison, who was called
to the Ray country on litigation as
an attorney, returned yesterday. He
states that new copper camps are
springing up, and the condition of
Pinal county is decidedly prosper
Gus.
Passing Though.
Miss Madge Burdick, a summer
visitor last year, passed through the
city Wednesday. with her brother,
en- route to Peoria, Illinois, to the
old home The young man is in a
serious condition from tuberculosis,
and failed to receive relief in the
south last winter.
Leaves Hospital.
Floyd Jones, after an illness of
several weeks, was discharged from
Mercy hospital yesterday, and with
his mother, Mrs. Frances Jones, who
arrived early in the week from
left yesterday for Cherry
Creek to recuptrate. He has many
friends who will be pleased to learn
Of his convalescent condition.
Looking Ahead.
T. Contreras, one of the best
known Mexican residents of this sec
ton, yesterday made application be-
fore Commissioner Moore for a 1901
acre tract of land in kirkland Val
ley, which he will utilize as a home
stead. He begins improving the
premises, which will be cultivated
and used as a headquarters for his
range interests.
Passes Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Kumpke, pass
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