Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-08-19
Vacation Trip.

Miss Minnie NDli, clerk OF the
Bashford- Burmister Co., store left
yesterday for Los Angeles and San
Diego on her annual vacation for
the next month.
From the Ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Carter and
son are in the city from the Va
linda rancho in Williamson val
ley on a business trip and to visit
with friends.
Business Deal.
B. NJ. Hickman has sold to c.
w. Moore, for 5000, certain inter
ests in the business OF the Rick
man Mercantile Company, the deed
being recorded yesterday.
On Business
Julius Pothast, section foreman of
the S. F. 2. & p. at Cedar Glade,
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness, and registered at Brinkmey-
er's hotel.
Visiting Miner.
Mark Murphy, one of the best
known miners of this field is in
the city from the Postmaster mines
near Poland, where he reports de-
velopment as going ahead without
interruption.
From the Range
Thomas Humphrey was a visitor
to the city yesterday from his range
near Williamson valley, and states
the cattlemen are again complain
ing OF dry weather and rains as &C
curing only in streaks.
/ q
\ deed of recent date from Henry
d. Stuthman and wife to Amelia
A. Greenwald, Tor a small acre
age of land near the city, was filed
for record yesterday for nominal
consideration.
Going East.
Harvey Brenton. a visitor for his
health for the past six months. re-
turns TO Ogdensburg, n. Y, in a
few days, to close out his business
and will make this section his flu
ture home. He will reside at Wick
enburg in the winter and in Pres
colt during the summer. His mother
and brother accompany him on the
return trip.
After Supplies.
5. s. Cantwell mining on Milk
creek, is in the city after supplies.
He is working a placer claim, stat
ing that for the present he has
suspended development on his
quartz claims. until silver gets back
on a basis of better price per ounce.
He shipped. to Needles several
weeks ago
Visitors Leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa F. German.
visitors since May, left Wednes-
day for San Luis Obispo. Cal.
their home. The health OF Mrs.
German necessitated a change from
sea level to this elevation. and much
benefit was obtained by living in
tents among the pines. Both con
template returning early next year
Visiting Rangeman.
I. \. Johnson. the livestock grow
er of the Kirkland range country.
who was 4 visitor to the city yes
terday on business, reported dry
weather in the valley lands. but in
the mountains adjacent grazing con-
ditions as favorable.
Back from Coast
John Lawler returned yesterday
from Los Angeles, where he had
been for the past month on a bust
ness and recreation trip, and says
his proposed trip to the old coun
try has been called off. He was to
go to Europe this month via the
Panama canal.
(From Saturdays Daiiy.)
Back from Coast.
T. Akard returned yesterday from
AZusa, Cal, after an absence o.
nearly two months on business. He
made the trip overland in his Ford
auto.
From the Country.
Carl Rees was 4 brief visitor to
the city yesterday from Del Rio
where he is farming and stock rails
ing.
Returns Home.
Mrs. X. l.. Jones has returned to
her home in Skull valley after
spending several days visiting with
her mother, Mrs. T. NJ. Jones in
North Mount Vernon street.
Files Petition.
w. A. Kearns. Democratic candi-
date for justice of the peace of Cot
tonwood precinct has filed his nom
ination petition with the board of
supervisors.
At Brinkmeyer's.
Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmey-
er's hotel were E. NJ. Levine, Aguil-
IA, Arizona; F. w. Hatch. city; w.
). Hadden, Jerome; r. A. Kins
man, Humboldt; Del Simpson, city.
Called to Capital.
! Chief Deputy u. S. Marshal Don
/ Willets, was summoned to the CAPT
tai city yesterday on Federal bust
ness, and with Marshal ]. p. Dillon
will come to Prescott soon to make
arrangements for converting the u.
5. Court in this city early in Sep
TENDER. Aside from cases to be
tried in this district. litigation from
the south also will be disposed OF
Returns from Seaside.