Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-02-04
inspected Old Mine.

'aking an inspection of a mine on
urkey creek, in which he was in
rested many years ago. He leaves
r home today to return early in
ay, possibly to start development.
md Transaction.
Thomas Humphreys has purchased
ON Anna A. Happ, strip of fifty
ores of land and all buildings there
n, situated near and to the west
Williamson valley, the deed be-
g filed for record yesterday for
ominal sum.
sken Ill.
President Joslin of the Chamber
Commerce, is confined to his
ONE quite i'll. and with symptoms
pneumonia developing from his
-cent indisposition. 1t will be sew
raj days before he will be able to
ook after his business affairs, ac-
1rding to reports yesterday.
'assing Through.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph McCray are
tertaining for few days Mr. and
RS. E. A. Louisignont and little
lighter, Dorothy, of Longmont,
olo., who arrived in the city yes
erday en- route to Southern Califor-
ia for the winter.
rom the Mines.
William Kent, son of the well
-nown mining man OF the Senator
ction, was in the city yesterday on
usiness, returning to the camp later.
Ie states there continues the usual
ctivity. and that field has a very
leouraging outlook.
lmmoned to Coast.
J. NJ. Neal, a nephew of R. H..
ferguson, who is in a Los Angeles
ospital under medical treatment
rom an auto accident when the wife
f the latter was killed last week,
as gone to that city to be at the
edside Of his uncle 1t is believed
at Ferguson's condition is re-
'arded as so serious as to require
re presence of his relative
Buys Mine.
H. D. Aiken of this city has
purchased the New Year mining
lain of F. NJ. Morgan in Tiger
district, for the sum of 500, ac-
,ording to a deed filed for record
yesterday.
Pleased Rangeman.
Joe Rudy was an arrival from
Kirkland valley yesterday and stated
hat heavy rains were pouring down
on the parched range country, to the
eight OF all cattlemen, there being
low no question but what the COM
'ng season will be one OF the best
Known in many years.
Taking Layof.
L. II. Johnson is in the city to
visit with his mother for a few
days, and to take a lay-off as the
result OF having a portion of his
thumb cut off while engaged in the
meat business at Jerome u few days
ago.
Visiting OLD Home.
Mrs. William Gent, wife OF the
we'll known mining man formerly a
resident of this county, arrived from
Tucson a few days ago to remain
Tor d few weeks with friends at the
Did home. She is the guest OF
Mrs. w. s. Jones. This is her first
visit here in over ten years.
From the Smelter.
J. c. Stuard OF Humboldt is in
he city on a business trip and 10
ningle with acquaintances for
ew days. He reports the smelter
.ity as the scene of building activ-
ty, incidental to the charging ~f
he plant, and the outlook as encour-
ging for lively summer.
70 the River.
Sidney and Elias Ellis OF Silver
lily, n. NJ. were arrivals during
he week and both are Ell route 20
'arker TO look the land situation
ver. They visited in Jerome and
he Verde valley. the first named be
lg a farmer on the Middle Verde
lany years ago.
Ifter Many Years.
Fred F. Jewell. OF San Bernardino
ounty. California, is in the city
lille journeying 10 Las Vegas, \.
l.. to visit with relatives. The Wis
or is son OF L. B. Jewell. who
! early days was a resident of
lis city, and one of the original
wners OF the Peck mine in the
but who disposed of his
lterest for several thousand dollars.
his is the first visit OF Mr.. Jewell
nee he was boy OF only five
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