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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
GETTING READY TO
REVIVE THE WREN
(From Saturdays Daily


The interest manifested in recent
months toward gold mining. and the
many properties in this section ,hat
have resumed and are preparing to
go ahead. was somewhat accentua'eI
yesterday when it was stated that The
Wren, one OF the oldest OF gold loca-
tions, also is to become active at
once.
This mine is said to be owned bv
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. OF Chicago,
and their engineer. Mr. Gillespie is in
the city for the purpose OF starting
up work. He lett Tor the camp, at
the head OF Slate creek yesterday, to
prepare for unwatering the main
shaft and inaugurating development
The Wren in the early sos came
into attractive rating for its high
grade free gold ores. \ pocket was
struck. from which ore was taken
that gave values in the free of 500
to the ton. Development continued
with a well defined assure vein as
proved
This mine was originally owned by
Lieut.. Wilhelm, Lieut. Kingsbury,
and Lieut. Thomas OF the army. all
being stationed at Fort Whipp!e
Thomas and Wilhelm have retired
from military service, each with the
rank OF brigadier general, while
is still active as colonel
OF cavalry, stationed at Chicago. Mr..
Gillespie. also is quite an old-timer,
and several years ago was the super
OF the Annie mine on Zig
Bug creek.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
(From Tuesdays Daiiy.)

(From Tuesdays Daiiy)
Home from Tucson.
Richard Lamson returned from a
four-day trip to Tucson Sunday.
From Humboldt.
+. L. Gilbert, OF Humboldt, was
an over Sunday visitor in the city.
From Mine.
Mr.. Blacker of the Chaparral Min
ing Company, registered his auto at
the Overland Sunday.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. {. l. Rigden OF kirkland val
ley is in the city to remain for few
days visiting with friends.
Business Trip.
Among the out-of-town arrivals
yesterday was Glen Boyd, OF Ash
Fork. who is here for few days on
business.
Munds in Town.
John L. Munds, husband OF the
senator-elect from Yavapai county is
IL the city on business and to visit
with his wife.
Delegates Aboard.
Some OF the delegates from Jerome
to the Mining Congress were aboard
the train Sunday afternoon, iaclud-
ing G. w. Hull
Buys New Car.
\. B. Peach, of Copper Basin. pur-
chased fine new 1915 model five
passenger Overland car at the Hen
dey garage yesterday.
To Visit Old Folks.
HAIRY Williams, an cmploye of
the S. F. P. & P. in this city left for
Denver yesterday to spend the holi-
days with his father and mother.
Pioneer Leaves.
Sam Dennis, one OF the best known
OF pioneer residents of this city left
Tor Phoenix yesterday to remain for
the winter with relatives and friends
Passing Through.
Knowles Danson, a former resident
OF this city and Jerome, passed
through yesterday for Glendale. near
Phoenix, to take his brother back to
Albuquerque, the latter being con-
valescent from typhoid fever.
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PUBLIC RECORDS
instruments Filed as Recorded by
The Prescott Title Co.
Dec. l. 1914.

-
Felipe Garcia files Aft. \. work or
Blue Tank mine, Black Rock dis
trict.
Decree OF superior court in estate
OF Margaret Wager. deceased, setting
apart Lot IA, Block q, Prescott
household furniture. etc. as a home
stead to f. G. Wager, surviving hus-
band
Dec. 2. 1914.
Frank Grub files Aff. \. work on
Porphry Mine. Hassayampa district
c. s. Chick and wife to Ramon
Mostciro 50 acres in VIZ OF SWIi
Sec. 5. and in NEE4 OF SEA Sec. I,
Ism. 4E.
Prescott Chamber of Commerce to
{. NJ. Sturges. Lot 5 Block ID" Pine
Crest Addition, Prescott.
c. II. Blackman and wife to Robt.
Griffith, one Studebaker "3O' tuor-
ing car.
Cons. Arizona Smelling Co., to
Ret. Rev H. Granjon Lots Is, "A, IS
Block q, Humboldt.
JOS Dougherty and II. c. Dries
file Aft. A. Work on mines. Thumb
Butte district.
Dec. 5. 1914.
c. s. Chick locates a Water Right
in SWH of NE4. Sec. /, Ism. AZ.
John Harrington to susanna Gotta
z interest in Lot !, Block l, Jerome.
susanna Gotta and wife to Manuel
Paz, Il interest in same lot
Lon D. Hall ct al incorporate Cop
per Gold Consolidated, Capital Stool,
$1,OOOOOO.
E. Block files Aft. \. work on !
mines, Copper Basin district.
Congress Cons. Mines Co., Lid,
files Aft. \. work on 9 mines, Mar
tinez district.
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(From Fridays Daily)

Visitor in Town.
5. \. Cotterell. manager OF the
Crystal Springs Trout Company. was
in the city shaking hands with friends
Seligman Visitors
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Fred
Campbell are in the city for a few
days. the former on official matters
and the latter to visit with friends.
Going to Mines
Pete Eckberg and a force OF four
miners leave today for Big Bug dis.
trict. where they have a contract TO
perform assessment work on a group
OF several mines.
Visit Ends.
Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg's many
friends in the city will be interested
TO learn that she returned yesterday
from two months sojourn in the
capital city with friends.
Entertains Friends.
Mrs. w. s. Pratt is entertaining
for a few days Mrs. Kelly and
daughters. Mrs. Vest, and Mrs. Per
~ I. Pearson. OF Humboldt, who ar
rived yesterday, 10 visit with friends
Brief Visit.
Mrs. II. P. Bardshar arrived from
Phoenix yesterday, Oh brief visit
with friends and on business, return
ing later in the day. She is spending
the winter in the south, but returns
in the spring with her husband, who
has mining interests near the city.
Senator Clark Leaves.
Former Senator w \. Clark con
Guided a weeks inspection Of his
United Verde and Clarkdale holdings
yesterday. and proceeded to New
York City, over the Verde Valley
railway in his private car. He was
accompanied east by his son, {. W.
Clark.
Diligent Miner.
William Bright leaves tomorrow
for his Cad and Hammer mines on
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OFFICE OF CIT !
TREASURER MAY
Be ABOLISHED

Continued from page y
cash on hand at the commencement
OF November was $39,Ol6.S5 and re-
ceipts during the month amounted to
Sl6,57693, while 4 total of SlO,7S06O
had been disbursed.
Water Works.
According to the report OF the
foreman of the water works. also
shown by the report OF Collector +.
II. Williams. the total collection of
water fees for November amounted
to $2444 The foreman's report also
showed that for plumbing, taps. met
crs and meter boxes there had been
collected S56.50. The payroll in this
department amounted to S65675; oils.
Sl29l, and to the Yavapai Water
Company, $2O4. So. which. with other
amounts. made a total expense OF
$2.23I.O5.
Licenses Collected.
A report by Collector f. II. Will
liams showed that total of S1,0S6.-
50 had been collected in licenses,
this amount including the regular oc-
cupation license, or tax. paid by the
various places of business.
Chief of Police.
The report OF the chief of police
for the month showed that twenty
one fines had been assessed and col
lected for violation of city ordinan-
ces. in addition to the seven cases
in the report of the po-
lice judge. These twentyone cases
were from the redlight district.
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(From Thursdays Daily0

(From Thursdays DailyD
Banker TO Jerome.
NJ. 3. Hazcltinc took the afternoon
train yesterday Tor Jerome on bust
ness connected with the bank.
Leaves for Winter.
Miss Rosa Cook. OF Dewey. is il
the city. and leaves today for Phoc
nix to remain Tor the winter witt
relatives.
Country Visitors.
Ed. Richards and John Bristow
the well known rangeman and farm
er OF the Verde valley. were arrival.
yesterday on business trip.
Jerome Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gordan, the
former a merchant of Jerome. were
arrivals yesterday to remain for a
brief visit on business and pleasure.
Home Again.
r. Z. Chambers. OF the civil en-
gineering force OF the Santa Fc At
Prescott. has returned from an ex-
tended visit at his old home in IL
linOis.
Leaves for Coast.
Miss Tina B. West, until recently
stenographer in the law offices OF
Anderson & Lamson, LETT for Los
Angeles yesterday to reside, having
accepted a position with a firm in
that city.
From Out of Town.
The following out-of-town people
were noticed on the streets of Pres
colt yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Haselfeld. OF Kirkland; Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Hamilton. of Williams. and f. L.
Carrover, OF Jerome.
Council Meets Today.
Yavapai Council of Women Voters
will hold its regular meeting this
afternoon at o'clock in the rooms
OF the Business Girls Club. library
building. Discussion OF the city
charter. election of officers and other
business of Importance. Full attend
ance requested.
Correction.
The published report that Henry
Horneman, who passed away after
a brief illness. had carried a lie
insurance policy OF $1,000 was stated
yesterday by a railroad man to be
erroneous. Horneman. however, car
cied an accident policy, which lapse:l
after his death took place from nat
ural causes.
Mining Business
E. J. Bessett, engaged in mining
in Chaparral. was in the city yester-
day on business, and stated the Jes-
sic development Is again the center
OF discussion, the striking OF high
grade gold ore being an absolute
tact. Other mines are being revived |
and the coming spring promises TO
be quite an active one at several
camps.
Rural Visitor.
Matt Lee. the farmer and range
man OF Kirkland valley, was brief
visitor to the city yesterday on bust
ness. and stated the country was
again soaked on Tuesday night with |
a heavy rain storm. With C. c. Jack
son he has made shipment of cat
tie to Phoenix, and their condition
was commented upon as exceptional
" fine for this time OF the year Lee
says the new feed continues to grow
as winter approaches, and good
times are ahead for ranchers and
rangcmen.
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Turkey creek to perform annual rs
seSsmeut work. He states this will
make the twentieth year he has
stood by" the old claim. and he will
continue to observe the same line OF
work IN the future.
Going to Desert
Fred Stillson. II. T. Trenner and
Guy NJ. Merriam compose a party
OF miners who recently arrived from
Southern Arizona. and who leave to-
day for the \. & {. country to pros
pect for quartz and placer ground dur
ing the winter. Trenner has placer
claims and this is his second trip to
the Granite Wash region.
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Vacation Trip.

Vacation Trip.
!. Z. Perry, a brakeman of the 6
/ F. p. & P. running ont OF this city
left for FL Paso, Texas, yesterday
10 visit with friends during the holi.
days.
Back from Texas.
John L. Vickers returned Sunday
from FL Paso. and will remain until
the first OF the year, when he leaves
Tor the above city to take charge OF
well known liquor house.
On the Go.
Attorney Richard Lamson left for
the southern part of the state yester-
day, on professional business for the
firm OF Anderson & Lamson. He re
turned from the south on Saturday.
Return from Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Burmister's
many friends in Prescott will be
pleased to learn OF their return from
California. on Sunday. after an ex-
tended visit with friend, and rela-
tives.
First Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Stewart were
in the city yesterday from William
son valley, and the former reported
the first snow OF the season as fall
ing on Saturday. Cattle are in fine
condition he says and will winter
without any loss
To the Capital.
Mrs. w. L. Clark, wife of the as
sistant manager of the United Verde
Copper Company, was an arrival
from Jerome Sunday in her auto,
and will spend the week with friends
i'll Phoenix. Mr. Clark preceded her
the day before on the train.
Rushing the Work.
Prof w. II. femme. in charge of
the Dolphin mines. arrived il the
city yesterday, and stated the new
mill is being completed, for the in
itial run to be made before the first
OF the year Several tons OF a test
OF the plant is the object, and later
a large mill will be built.
Jerome Deals.
Deeds were filed for record yester-
day from Ed. +. Williams to John
Opman for a lot in Jerome. the con-
sideration being nominal. while John
Opman sold to J. J. Harrington, a
one-half interest in lot on the
Maine mining claim, for small con-
sideration.
Land Locators.
Judge ]. NJ. w. Moore. as the at
iorney for the following citizens, 7
yesterday made application before
Commissioner Haworth for fraction 4
al entries of homestead lands Clyde
Douglas OF Turkey, II. c. Heffleman.
Louis Gruwell, and Peter b. Fisher.
Of Mayer.
Country Visitor
Clyde Douglas. a mining man OF
Turkey, who was an arrival Satur-
lay, on business, reports consider
able activity in that silver mining
field. He believes that when the
lew wagon road is opened to the
Black Canyon country, there will be
l return OF commercial life. and that
Turkey will experience a boom, be-
ng the gateway to the mines, sew
raj of which will resume.
Out of Town Visitors.
Among those in the city yester-
lay from outside localities were Mr..
nd Mrs. Grant Eads. OF Dewey;
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Thompson.
If Mayer; \. c. Young. of fcrgu-
on valley; y. b. Peach, OF Copper
Basin; J. w. Norton, OF the Coyote
anch; L. +. STEINER, OF the Verde
ALLEY, and Mrs. John Stanley. OF
lonesome valley.
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FILES CONTEST.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

(From Saturdays Daily.)
Edward NJ. Albertson yesterday
filed a contest before United States
Commissioner F. l, Haworth, pro-
testing against the Santa Fe Pacific
Railroad Company being granted a
patent on tract of land in the Lynx
creek district, alleging that it is min
Cral land.
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VAN DYKE HOME.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. q
Henry Van Dyke, minister to the
Netherlands. took luncheon with
President Wilson today and discuss
ed the European situation.
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Fredericks Home.

Fredericks Home.
X. \. Fredericks returned HON,
yesterday from trip to Phoenix o.
business OF Importance.
Range Visitor.
Nelson Puntenney. the Big Chino
valley rangeman, was a visitor to tho
city yesterday on business.
From Jerome.
Attorneys Carl NJ. Helm and II. NJ
Gibbes OF Jerome had business at
the court house yesterday.
Rural Visitor.
John Morris. the well known pio-
neer resident OF Skull valley, was 4
visitor to the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Week End Visitors.
Mrs. c. B. Bosworth and Miss X.
r. Smith, o. Jerome Junction were
in the city yesterday visiting with
friends.
Mining Deal.
J. C. Ray has sold to y. Waldo
meyer. the Red Horse mining claim.
in Big Bug district. Buildings on
the claim are also included in the
deal.
Renewing Old Times.
Jacob Weber, OF Camp Verde,
was an arrival yesterday on business
and to renew carly-day associations,
for many years being a resident OF
this city
To the Fields.
]. Emmett Newton went to Will
hanson valley yesterday in his auto
in quest of the dear" deer. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Newton. who
said she proposed to protect the does.
With Their Autos.
Judge Ben w. Mowday, OF Hum
boldt. and J. w. Stewart, OF VIII
liams Valley. were in the city yes
terday and registered their ma
chimes at Ruffner's garage
Out of Town Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover c. Lessard,
OF Humboldt. Mrs. John Conner OF
Walker and Mrs. r. Hoskin, of
Clarkdale were arrivals yesterday on
business and to visit with friends.
Russell Hunting.
]. Z. Russell yesterday went to
Cedar Glade where he expects to ]
spend the next few days in quest OF
mountain lions. elephants and bob
cats-deer will not have his consid- I.
Grafton unless insself-defense.
Assessment Work.
William Graham, in the concen-
trating mill of the Consolidated at
Humboldt. is in the city en- route to
near Needles, Cal. where he has as
sessment work to perform on a group
OF mines on the Arizona side OF the
Colorado river.
Monday Club.
The regular meeting of the music
section of the Monday Club will be
held at the club rooms Monday, De
cember 9TH at o'clock The ad-
visory board meets at 2:30. In addi-
ton to the program there will be
election OF delegates to attend the
federation which meets in Phoenix
about January 18th.
Old Timer Here.
Chester Moreland. a nephew of
Dudley Moreland. deceased. arrived
from the Tonic Basin
on business, this being his
irst trip TO Prescott in twenty-eight
years. He mined along the Hassay-
impa many years ago, and is now
Engaged in cattle raising.
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Sampled Mine.
From Sundays Daily.)

From Jerome.
l. +. Dawson and G. w. McCas-
kell, of Jerome, were in Prescott
yesterday.
Valley Visitors.
J. {. Bradbury was an arrival yes
terday from his Skull valley ranch
on a business trip.
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No. l119.
ORDER FIXING TIME FOR
HEARING PETITION T o
MORTGAGE PROPERTY, ETC.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF YAVAPAl
STATE OF ARIZONA.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09

In the Matter of the Estate o
Peter New, Deceased
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09

On reading and filing OF petition
of II. NJ. Gibbcs. administrator Of
the estate OF Peter New, deceased.
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Rural Visitor.

John Morris, the well known pio-
neer resident OF Skull valley, was a
visitor to the city yesterday on bust
ness
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Week End Visitors.

Mrs. c. B. Bosworth and Miss X
X. Smith, o. Jerome Junction were
in the city yesterday visiting witt
friends.
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Mining Deal.

J. C. Ray has sold to y. Waldo
meyer, the Red Horse mining claim,
in Big Bug district. Buildings on
the claim are also included in the
deal.
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!. Z. Perry. a brakeman OF the s.
F. p. & P. running out OF this city,
left for FL Paso, Texas, yesterday,
TO visit with friends during the holi-
days
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Renewing Old Times.

Jacob Webber, OF Camp Verde
was an arrival yesterday on business
and to renew early-day associations,
for many years being a resident OF
this city.
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Back from Texas.

John L. Vickers returned Sunday
from FL Paso. and will remain until
the first OF the year. when he leaves
Tor the above city to take charge Of
a well known liquor house.
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Return from Coast.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Burmister's
many friends in Prescott will be
pleased to learn OF their return from
California. on Sunday. after an ex-
tended visit with friends and rela-
tives
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On the Go.

Attorney Richard Lamson left for
the southern part OF the state ycster-
day. on professional business for the
firm OF Anderson & Lamson. He re
turned from the south on Saturday.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
From Jerome.

Attorneys Carl NJ. Helm and II. NJ.
Gibbes OF Jerome had business at
the court house yesterday.
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Diligent Miner.

William Bright leaves tomorrow
for his Cad and Hammer mines on
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Monday Club.
Old Timer Here.

Chester Moreland. a nephew of
Dudley Moreland, deceased. arrived
yesterday from the Tonic Basin
country, on business, this being his
first trip TO Prescott in twenty-eight
years. He mined along the Hassay-
ampa many years ago, and is now
engaged in cattle raising.
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To the Fields.

]. Emmett Newton went to v
hanson valley yesterday in his a
in quest of the dear" deer. He '
accompanied by Mrs. Newton. "
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