Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-13
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. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ..
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(From Thursdays Daily0

IS in the city for few days visit
ing with friends.
Brief Visitor.
Mrs. L. J. Haselfelo of Kirkland
was in the city yesterday visiting
with friends, returning home later
in her autO.
From the Range.
Z. W. Durfee. a large goat owner
OF the Congress Junction country,
is in the city at the St. Michael, on
a business trip.
Business Trip.
Walter Hill. OF Phoenix. is in the
city to look after the business here
of his branch commission house,
and to visit with his wife.
Mining Business.
D. C. Payne mining at Camp De-
Wilber, near Lynx creek was a brief
visitor to the city yesterday on
business. returning home later
Country Visitors.
William Allen of Williamson val
ley. rancher and rangeman, was
business visitor TO the city yester-
day. and states the weather man has
again shown his affection for that
country by causing the biggest rains
ever known to envelope that region
the last storm occurring Sunday.
Leaves for Summer.
Mrs. Augusta Prince left yester
day for Seattle Washington, where
she will remain for the summer as
guest of her brother, Jno. Thomas
Educational Mission.
Miss Mary Wine. of Camp Verde,
is in the city en- route to Chicago,
to enter a young ladies seminary,
to take a special course in art. She
will be away for the next year.
Driving Sheep North.
Nathan Bankhead and c. c. BLY,.
sheepmen of Flagstaff, are in the
city at the Prescott hotel. en- route ;
to Cordes to start the drive north of ;
their flocks. to summer ranges in {
Coconino county.
Going to Capital.
Mrs. ]. Z. Bark Mrs. w. P.
Sears. and Miss Frances Giroux, Of
Mayer. are in the city at the St.
Michael. and leave today for Phoe- t
nix to visit with friends for a few c
weeks. y
One More Ford {
Colt l. Blacker, general manager /
of the Chaparral Mining Co., re- t
turned to the Little Jessie camp
yesterday propelling a Ford auto
purchased from the Hill Hardware {
Company
Visitor Leaves.
w. ]. Stewart, yard clerk of the T
Santa Fe railroad at Kansas City, 5
concluded a three weeks vacation t
yesterday and returned home. While ]
here he was the guest of his broth
er, ]. NJ. Boyd. c
Returns from Desert.
Robert Halpin, who completed a
big contract recently for the Yuma {
Warrior mines on the desert near s
Wenden, returned to the city yes a
terday. and leaves in a few days I
for the hills on mining work. r
Business Trip.
r. B. Cannon, the goat raiser of
Kirkland valley. is in the city on f
business. and gives a good report v
of the industry being we'll satisfied Il
with returns received from the mo- {
hair yield of last season.
Passing Through. )
T. d. Jenkins, a merchant of 2
Prescott, Arkansas, arrived in Pres I
colt Tuesday en- route to Parker on y
land business. He speaks highly +
of the Arizona town and on the re- +
turn trip will remain for several r
days. I
Going to Range. t
George Day, heavily interested in e
range cattle in the Mingus noun r
tain country with Levi Young, ar =
rived from Phoenix yesterday to re-
main for the summer. Later he 4;
will be joined by his wife and fam
lily. i
Visiting Miner. ,
Frank Czarnowski, one of the best ,
known mining men in the western
part of the county arrived from Oc- ;
tave yesterday, where he has large /;
and valuable holdings. Business
pertaining to his interests brings
him here for a few days.
Valley Visitors.
A. ]. Laswell and William Cooper
Of Skull valley are in the city, and
report splendid prospects for big
crops this season. Several land
deals are under consideration and
it is reported will be closed up in
side OF the next ten days.