Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-29
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CFrom Thursdays DailyD

Mogollon and Verde sections on a
cattle-buying trip.
In Phoenix.
Attorney Leroy Anderson is in
Phoenix for several days on legal
business
Going to Sheep Camp.
Simon Poquette. II Ash Fork. is
in the city en- route to Cordes.
where he has large sheep interests
and is to start the drive north in
a few days.
Cattle Deal
R. J. Shultz OF the Santa Maria
has closed quite a big deal for
range cattle. c. P. Mullen being
the buyer. Inc price paid was not
given in the bill OF sale filed for
record yesterday.
Home from South.
Mrs. G. c. Ruffner returned Tues
day night from Tempe where she
had been the guest for the past
two weeks OF relatives and friends
al the old home.
From the Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Hatcher. OF
Maxton. are in tine city at the St.
Michael, on business and pleasure
trip for few days.
Land Transaction.
James Davis Of Ferguson valley,
has sold to J. R. Segesser, 240 acres
OF patented land in that locality, for
nominal sum. as we'll has he leas-
ed to the same buyer an adjoining
tract at a yearly price OF $780, The
seller had filed for record yesterday
his registers receipt for the 240I
acres, after which the two deals
were closed.
Jerome Visitors.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed. Krumier, the
former OF the Montana hotel Of Je-
rome, are in the city for a few days
to visit with friends and register at
the St. Michael.
Rural Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis, OF
Ferguson valley, are IN the city on
a business trip, and register at
Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Rain on the Range
NJ. A. Perkins arrived from Per
kinsville yesterday ard states tn"
heaviest spring rain in many years
prevailed yesterday morning. \
great amount OF good resulted to
range interests, ard the new feed
coming up was benefited.
Business Trip.
John Flanagan, freiqhting in and
out OF Kirkland, is in the city on
business, and states mining ada
cent is quite active. his line OF bust
ness indicating that the coming
summer will see several properties
operating.
Land Locators.
Lee Wombacher yesterday filed
his application before Commission.
er Haworth for a homestead entry
OF 100 acres OF land in Cherry
creek district. James McNary, of
Walnut Grove, likewise made an
entry of 104 acres as a homestead
mis- land being situated west OF
Goodwin, on Turkey creek
County Visitor.
Francisco Jastalo, Mexican en-
ployee OF the Campbell Shows
which stopped here last week will
spend the next fifteen days in the
county jail Jastalo was arrested
for being drunk and disorderly and
was fined SIS OF the alternative OF
fifteen days in the county jail.
Jastalo accepted the rest cure.
Paul Burks Here.
The many friends in Prescott of
Paul Burks, OF the legal department
OF the Santa Fe railway, will be in
terested to earn that he arrived
Tuesday evening from Los Angeles
to remain for several days on pro-
fessional matters. He is at the
Navapai club.
On Firing Line.
Volunteers for the coming conflict
with Mexico, show NJ more ardent
desire to get on the firing line, than
many old soldiers not to mention
the young and inexperienced in ac-
tual warfare. Among the veterans
who have served time is Leonard
Topp, and he is ready to go, send.
ing telegram TO MS old command
er of the machine gun platoon. Topp
and comrades in this arm OF the
service hold the record OF the army
and while many are in civil life
again, they are ready to get under
the folds of "Old Glory"
Summoned by Illness.
Harry J. Gray, who had been
looking after his sheep interests