Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03

Miss Phoebe James, who had
been tutoring at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins. on the
Upper Verde. LETT for London. O..
yesterday, her former home to re-
main with relatives for a few
months. En- route she will be the
guest Of friends in Los Angeles and
Salt Lake City for a few weeks.
Booming Business.
L Z. A. Bonham. of the famous
Red Ranch, of Cherry creek, a.
poultry undertaking. was in the city
yesterday and stated the business
was going through a boom on solid
lines. He has sold this season ov-
er l,500 baby chicks of the Rhode
Island red breed. and several or
hers were cancelled as Tie supply
was not equal to the demand Bon
ham is to enlarge his business.
| (From Saturdays Daiiy.J
On Business.
George Domaine of Humboldt is
in the city for several days, coming
on business mission.
Returns from Visit.
Miss Fannie Birch. sister-in-law
of Mrs. Robert Birch. has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
in Phoenix
From the Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Sewall, the
| former mining in Crook Canyon,
were arrivals in the city yesterday
from their camp and are at Brink
meyers hotel.
Comes to Reside.
Mrs. J. F. Escher, of Clarence
Iowa. arrived few days ago, and
is to make this city her future
home, joining her son. Fred Escher
who preceded her several months
ago.
Comes Thought.
After being arrested upon a.
charge of soliciting business with
out license, F. ~ Gather. a trav-
cling photographer readily consent
ed to taking out license, paying
| So into the city Golfers.
Active Official.
Deputy Ranger f w. Stephens
has returned to the city after quite
IN active official career. in riding
the ranges of the eastern part OF
the county. and inspecting over ZOO
head of stock for shipment. Steph
ms says the range is in better con-
iition than in many years, while !
cattle are thriving. He is prepar-
ing 10 take the field to make an in
'pection of several thousand head
during the next ten days, that are
be shipped out.
Humboldt Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Colvocoresses
he former general manager OF the
Consolidated smelters at Humboldt. |
were visitors 10 the city yesterday |
registering at the ST. Michael J. !
IN. Gray, of the engineering de-
oartment. accompanied them.
Returns from East
Mrs. II. G, Norton returned yes
erday from an extended visit with |
-elatives at her former home in |
West Virginia, and was joined here
~ her husband. DR.. Norton, ply
,ician to the Consolidated at Hum
boldt. both leaving for that town.
Outside Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Miller OF the
Santa Maria. are in the city at the
Prescott hotel, visiting with rela-
ives for a few days. Mr. Miller
states the cattle industry has pass
ed through a favorable winter, but
rain is again needed to insure a |
continuation of good times.
(From Sundays Daily)
To Los Angeles.
Blake Baker, ex-deputy sheriff,
left yesterday afternoon for brief
business trip to Los Angeles.
To Capital City
Mrs. Geo. H. Schuerman has
gone to Phoenix for a few days
on business and to visit with her
friends.
Home from Coast
Mrs. A. A. Johns and Mrs. J. NJ.
Aitken have returned froId months
visit with their sister, Mrs. Wilson
in San Francisco.
Business Visitor.
II. P. Schwanbeck, the hotel man
of Cedar Glade is in the city on
brief business trip. and registers
at the Prescott hotel.
Visiting Banker
A. A. Mcpherson, cashier of the !
Bank Of Jerome, was an arrival yes
terday to visit with friends in the
city over Sunday.
Another Buyer Here.
Henry Biting of Salt Lake City
was an arrival Friday on a cattle
buying trip. He left yesterday fof
the western part of the county.
Biting states the prevailing price
of range stock is an indication OF
still higher market quotations for
the future, and it is his belief that
in the fall fen Oer cent raise will