Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-06

w. II AinsWoTth, . OF walnut
creek. is in the city at Brinkmeyer's
hotel.
From Skylight City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Mcdonald
of Flagstaff, are in the city to re-
main for several days visiting with
friends and on business.
Returns from Coast.
Mrs. Augusta Prince returned a
few days ago from Santa Monica,
Cal. after an absence OF several
months.
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs. William Flamboe arrived
from the east yesterday and is to
remain for the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. c. J. Murdoch at the
Blue Bell mining camp.
Flying Trip.
]. NJ. Sullivan, of Jerome, return
ed home yesterday, after an enjoy
able visit with his many friends in
this city.
Back from Texas.
John Ujack. we'll known in this
section as a smelterman. has re-
turned from FL Paso, Texas where
he had been on business.
Return East.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Woods and
child returned to Bridgeport, Illinois
last night, their former home. to
remain. Mr.. Woods until a few
days ago was a co-partner in the
St Michael with J. c. Brown, dis
posing of his interest in the bust
ness. He contemplates returning
here in the fall.
Returns Home.
J. II. 'Cordes, who had been look
ing after his interests at Cordes
during the rush season in wool
shearing. returned to his home at
Tempe yesterday.
Summoned by Illness.
Mrs R. Casner, of Beaver creek,
is in the city to remain for several
days at the bedside of her daughter
in-law, who is at Mercy hospital,
quite seriously i'll.
Visited Old Home.
Mrs. Mary Ford Platten, who will
be favorably remembered by many
of the old time residents of Pres
colt, concluded a weeks visit with
friends. and returned to Daven, CO.
conino county. yesterday. She was
the guest of Mrs. Amy Hill while
here.
Mining Business.
w. H. Faber, identified with the
Wymazona mines. near Dewey, ar
rived from the camp yesterday on
business. and was joined here by c.
F. Foote, stakeholder of Long
Beach. Cal. Both leave today for
their camp.
Passing Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K. Hood and
c. H. RIPLEY and daughters, the
Misses Grace and Marguerite Rip
pley. of San Jacinto. Cal. are in the
city to remain for few days, their
destination being Montezuma's Cas-
tie on Beaver creek, the Grand Can
yon, and other points of interest
After Supplies.
Alex Dinsmore arrived in the city
yesterday from the Minnehaha Flat
section, after supplies. and returns
today He has a silver prospect, the
shaft of which is down q feet. as
says showing 65 ounces in silver
He states that reports are in circu-
lation that the old Button property
is to resume before June lst.
Old Time Resident.
Felix f. Macy. in the early days
an employee of the old Curtis saw
mill, two miles to the south of the
city, was an arrival from Syracuse,
n. Y, on Tuesday. He is passing
through to Bakersfield, Cal, to visit
with a daughter. Macy visited the
scene of his labors of so long ago,
but found only the landmarks left
undisturbed. He left for Jerome
yesterday to see the big copper
mine. when he resumes his journey
to the coast.
Realty Deal.
F. Kovovovich has sold to Chas
S. Hughes, a lot on the Maine min
ing claim, in Jerome, for a nominal
sum, the deed being recorded yes
terday.
From Fridays Dailv)
Sheep Moving North.
D. NJ. Francis who was in the
city yesterday from the desert coun-
try near Beardsley, stated the driv-
ing north of his sheep was going
! on. He leaves today for Flagstaff.
Mining Business.
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