Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-27

remain for the summer with their
father, s. T. Bowen, at the old
home.
From the Mines.
w. A. Stortz was in tie city yes
terday from the Enporia camp on
Groom creek. and reports develop
ment as having been revived. the
output showing a fine grade Of gold
and silver ore. Shipping is to he
resumed to Douglas smelters later,
as well will 4 line of deep work
be performed.
G'rom Sundays Daily.)
Of of Grade.
Two travellers in auto mad quite
thrilling experience yesterday af-
ternoon on the steep grade of Cop
per Basin, when their car leaped
from the roadway. and went down
the sidehill for quite a distance,
fortunately not injuring either. The
steering knuckle was defective.
Ruffner's wrecking outfit went to
the rescue. The men aboard re
fused to give their names, continu-
ing on to the south.
Will Go Abroad.
Miss Edith p. Hurley for the
past two years Instructor OF Eng
lish, Spanish and French, in the
Prescott high school has declined
reappointment to the position as
she intends to spend the next year
in foreign travel and study. Ac-
companied by her mother. Miss
Hurley will visit France and Spain
and spend much of her time in fur
Their study at the University of
Paris.
Visited the North.
J. H. Maders is in the city from
4 trip to Coconino county. where
he went on a cattle buying trip.
He states the above country in
grazing is in fine condition, while
stock are faring better than at this
time a year ego. He is en- route
to the range near Dewey.
Country Visitors.
A. A. Moore, OF Walnut Grove.
is in the city, this being his first
visit in many months, or since the
legislature adjourned, of which he
was member of the lower house.
He states huge fruit crop will be
raised in that section, while ranch
and range conditions were the best
known in many years. Mining, al
so is quiteTactive. and several quartz
claims are operating.
More Tourists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hager-
ton. Of Emporia, Kansas. are in
the city en- route home after spend
ing the winter in Southern Califor
MIA. They travel in auto. and leave
today for the Verde valley. thence
over the Mogollons to the main
line of the Santa Fe. They have
made three journeys to the Grand
Canyon and desire to see new coun-
try.
Jeromites Leave.
]. A. PrOsser, George Mcmillan.
4. L. Rees, and Thomas Jacobs.
all well known residents of Jerome
concluded a visit to the city and
returned home yesterday. Fraternal
matters brought them here and all
were initiated into the realms of
Masonry, it is said.
Summer Outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Back. of the
Verde valley, are in the city, and
in a few days leave for the head
waters of the Little Colorado river
in Navajo county, where they will
enjoy an outing until fall. Mr..
Back has recently sold all his
range interests, and is taking his
first vacation in many years. They
will travel in auto.
Visiting Friends
Mrs. J. A. Bozarth and daught-
er-in-law, Mrs. Orville Bozarth, are
in the city visiting with friends.
coming from their new home west
of Williamson valley.
From Mining Camp.
c. F. Warren was in the city yes
terday from the Y-P. mining camp
where he reports activity in mine
development, force of fifteen be-
ing employed. Ore conditions he
reports are favorable.
Dewey Set Right.
Someone who does not sign his
name. writes from Dewey stating
that the score of the recent Dewey
Humboldt game was IA to 10 in
Dewey's favor. and that the ages
of the players of the winning team
range from Q 10 16