Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-03-12
city News
....In DPIef

(From Thursdays Dally)
From the Camp.
n. H. Getchel of the Cash mines,
is in the city to consult with his
father, Colenel 'Getchel, on matters
pertaining to that undertaking.
Returns From Capital.
Superintendent Coldwell OF the
Pioneers Home in this city, has re-
turned from Phoenix on official bust
ness pertaining to that institution.
Verde Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Cation and
Mrs. Deem Hutchinson of Camp
Verde. were arrivals in the city yes
terday on a business and pleasure
trip.
Rural Visitor.
A. G. Dickson, we'll known as a
farmer of the Middle Verde Valley,
is in the city on business for few
days and gives the usual report OF
week of drenching rains in that
country.
Returns to Camp.
B. \. Wolcott, contracting on
the Best Friend mines OF Ed. Block
in Weaver district, after several days
of a sojourn in the city, returns to-
day to the camp to contine work in
sinking the main shaft.
From the Mines.
Samuel Ferguson is in the city
from his mining camp in Castle
Creek district. He states that one
inch of snow fell during the recent
storm. and that the rainfall was the
heaviest known in ten years.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. w. F. Speidel, formerly a
resident of this city, wife of Con
ductor Speidel, on the main line
OF the Santa Fe railroad, arrived
from Winslow yesterday to visit with
her many friends for several days
Visiting Friends.
The Misses Hilda c. and Minnie
Enge. the former public schoo
teacher of Dewey, and the latter re-
, Gently from Farnhamville, Iowa, are
: in the city for a few days visiting
/ with friends and are at the st
: Michael
5 Mining Man Returns.
= Colonel L. w. Getchell. genera
S manager of the Cash mines on tn
j Hassayampa, has returned from 10
e Angeles on brief business TRIP
e and will leave for the camp wher
5 the first trail is broken throug
d eight feet of snow.
Outside Visitors.
# c. w. Tackitt, of Simmons, w.
e Gibson. of Camp Wood, Rosco
n Mittendorf, of Mayer, and T. ]
: Franklin, OF Lower Walnut Cree
: were among the outside arrivals
the city yesterday and are registe
ed at Brinkmeyer's hotel
From the Mines.
L c. E. Warren, superintendent
the Juanita Mining Company,
r. Crook canyon, was a visitor to Il
I CITY Yesterday and stated that d
!. velopment goes ahead, but that su
nc face operations have been suspend'
n. owing to the big snow storm.
ne Visiting Friends.
n. Judge and Mrs. Ben w. Mowda
IN of Humboldt, are in the city for
few days, visiting with friends. b
r. fore returning home the former W
r qualify as justice of the peace,
nd ceiving the appointment Tuesdi
he from the board of supervisors.
in Files on Land.
m George N. Nelson was in the CT
us Yesterday from Sycamore Creek,
nd the eastern part of the county, a
Fe filed on a homestead before Col
av missioner Moore. He will enga
zee in the fruit culture business a
ey has secured land near the Alexand
af- ranch.
Dr. Sightseeing Trip.
Ill Miss Vernal Higworth, OF Ken
zee Ohio, and aunt, Mrs. F. G. Jasp
rs. are recent arrivals in the city
lii route to the coast They visit
the grand canyon and are tour
the west on a pleasure and sights
ing journey. A brother OF the Tor
EE er resides at Cotton, Cal.
Fatal Affection.
William G. Harold, formerly
Its resident of this section, accord
ltly to letters received yesterday died
sui Goldfeld, Nevada, recently ir
of spinal meningitis. He was al
AN, about 81 years, and followed n
veil inc With two others he left Fl