Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-20

Enderle. Of Jerome are in the city
10 remain for a few days visiting
with friends.
City Realty Sold.
George Butcher has sold toI
Frank Blucher two lots in Moeller
addition with all improvements
thereon. the deed being recorded
yesterday. for a nominal sum.
Country Visitor.
]. D. Cooper, the goat raiser. and
farmer OF Williamson valley was a
brief visitor to the city Yesterday
on business. and registered At the.
Prescott hotel
Visiting Official.
Judge VI. T. Knapp OF Mayer,
was brief visitor to the city yes
terday to submit to a surgical op-
Grafton on his foot, breaking a.
bone sometime ago, in an accident.
Southern Visitors.
Mrs. l. Johnson. OF Tucson. Mr..
and Mrs. Hawley Briggs and Mrs.
\. X. Cook. of Phoenix were arriv-
ais in the city yesterday, and are
to remain for several days to visit
with relatives and friends
To Mining Camp.
Major William Dewitt and his
daughter. Mrs. William Neagle left
yesterday for the Copper Giant
mining camp in Mohave county,
where Mr.. Neagle is in charge. They
are to remain away for few
weeks.
Eastern Visitors.
Senator A. H. Reynolds, of New
York. with his guests, the Misses
r and F. Wallace, and DR.. J. P.
Hunt, arrived in the city yesterday
and are at the ST. Michael. They
are en- route to TIE Binghampton
mining camp. near Mayer, the for
mer being one OF the principal
owners of that promising group
He is a frequent visitor to Pres
colt, and meets many friends to-
extend him a welcome.
Leave for Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Dutton, OF
Humboldt. left yesterday for Flori-
da and Cuba, on a trip of recrea-
ton for the health of the former
and expect to be away for the next
year. They contemplate returning
to this section later.
Fill New Positions.
Charles w. McLane. son Of
Judge Charles II. McLane is now
the cashier Of the Journal-Miner,
succeeding B. NJ. Moore. who has
accepted a position with Dixon
Fagerberg. the merchandise broker
Mr.. Moore has been a faithful and
conscientious employee and the Jour
nal-Miner is pleased to commend
him TO all who may meet him in
his new business relation.
(From Fridays Daiiy)
Comes for Summer.
Mrs. NJ. Burkhart, OF Chloride, |
Mohave county, is in the city to
remain for the summer to enjoy |
the climate.
To Enroll Voters
c D. Willard, of Cottonwood, on
the Verde river, has been appoint
ed a registration officer for the
above precinct.
Called to Coast.
Howard Burmister left yesterday
for San Francisco, where he is
called on business. and probably |
will make the coast city his future
home,
Verde Visitor.
/. c. Sowell. auto mail contract
or between Dewey and Camp Yer
de. was a business visitor to the
city yesterday and registered at
Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Mining Deal.
{. o. Carbaugh has sold to the /
Camp Bird Mining Co.. for nom
inal sum, the Carbon mining claim |
in Eureka district, the deed being
recorded yesterday.
Return from Coast.
Mrs. T. H. Mccarthy and daught- /
er. Mrs. s. B. McAuley, returned
yesterday from Santa Monica, Cal.
after an extended absence. and
leave today for McCabe, their home
From the Coast
T. NJ. Earnhart. formerly a resi-
dent of this county and a merchant
of Kirkland, arrived from San Di-
ego. Cal, yesteday to look after
his interests, and particularly his
orchard lands. He has over 1000
trees in Kirkland valley He will re-
main during the summer.
Comes to Locate.
\. c. Auldon, of Granger, Wash
ington, is recent arrival at the