Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-03-11
CITY NEWS
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(From Sundays Daily

(From Sundays Daily
Returns From Mines.
W. J. Casey, well known as 4
mining man OF this field, is again
in the city to remain indefinitely
coming from the Haynes camp at
Jerome.
To the Capital.
Mrs. II. II. Hunter, wife of the
pharmacist Of the Timerhoff drug
store, left yesterday for Phoenix on
a business trip and to visit with
friends at her former home for a
few days.
Buys a Buick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Denny have
purchased 4 Buick roadster from
John Massing and leave today for
their home at Anvil Rock to join
other rangemen there in being up-to-
date in the speed class.
Mining Visitor.
Victor Strom. the mining man OF
Lynx creek, was in the city yes
tcrday from his camp and states
activity still prevails, and the dis
trict at the present time is making
heavier production than in many
years.
Concludes Visit
Mrs. Annie c Parker, sister of
Ed II. Meeks, concluded a five
weeks visit to the city yesterday
and left for Denvor, Colo, where
she will be the guest OF another
brother, L. B. Meeks, the manufac
turer. She is en- route to her home
in Nova Scotia, and expressed her
self as so favorably pleased with
Prescott and the climate that she
will come back TO reside in the near
future.
Country Visitor.
p. F. Casner, q we'll known farm
er and stockraiser OF Beaver creek.
was visitor to the city yesterday
in mis- auto. Abundant rains have
proved a boon to the range industry,
and with the big crops assured. he
says the country is in better condi-
ton than known in many years.
Business Trip.
T. c. and w. II. Hill are in the
city from their Thumb Butte min
ing camp. the latter being en- route
to the East on business pertaining
to his interests. and is to return
in 4 few months. when he expects
to resume development on quite a
large plan.
Lively Country.
Charles Bolman. owner of the
L. 6. Navy mines in Copper Basin,
was an arrival yesterday from his
camp and states there is more activ-
itv in that field than for many years.
Many claims are developing and
determinations are attracting the at
tention of investors, several prop
critics being under bond and lease.
Auto Tourists.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Leasure and
nephew were arrivals in the city
Yesterday from Larned, Kas., in auto
and registered at the Prescott hotel
They are to remain for several days
on a trip OF observation OF the
country, and later go TO the Salt
River valley. 1t is probable they
will make their home here.
From the Mines.
John LAWYER is in the city from
his Hillside mining camp in ku-
reka district, after an absence of
several weeks. He states the coun-
try from a range standpoint is in
the pink of condition, while con-
siderable activity is noticeable among
individual mine owners.
Mining Man Returns.
A. w. Davis returned last night
from New Orleans where a consul
tation was held with stockholders
OF the Fortune Mining Company
with the view OF introducing a re-
duction plant on that property IN
the rear future, which was agreed
to.
Rebuilding Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Rhodes OF
Jerome Junction. were in the city
Yesterday at the Prescott hotel on
a business trip and to visit with
friends. They are to rebuild their
home destroyed by fire a short time
ago and made the purchases OF
building material from Clark & Ad-
ans.
IEron, SUNDAYS Daily)