Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04

AlNNSlOSh SIOW6TS Ol inc MI kldllu
country. are in the city on a bust
ness trip, and both state range con-
ditions are gratifying for this time
OF the year.
Come to Locate.
Glenn and o. Lady, recent ar
rivals from Iowa, have decided to
make Prescott their future home.
both being contracting carpenters.
They have purchased a lot in Idyl-
wild. on which they will build a
bungalow home later.
Comes to Vote.
u. s. Marshal J. P. Dillon ar
rived from Phoenix Sunday, to vote
in Prescott today. Dillon has re-
sided in Arizona for over 4 third
OF century, casting his first vote
here, and says it is too late to
switch from the mile high town.
Buying More. Cattle.
Lewis Sands wealthy land own
er OF Salt River valley, returned
yesterday and left for the Hooker
raneh on Ash creek to close another
cattle deal for a large number Sands
was buyer a few weeks ago, and
is anxious to secure trainload.
On Business.
J. f. Leeper. democratic nominee
for the legislative assembly was a
brief visitor to the city yesterday
on business for the A. & A. Mining
Co., of which he is the general man
ager, and returned TO Jerome later
in the day. Leeper stated the out
look for his election was gratifying.
Cattle Shipment.
J. w. Sullivan returned from Ash
Fork yesterday, and stated his firm
OF Reid, Evans & Co., shipped $40
head OF mixed range cattle during
the day to Ventura, Cal, for feed
ing. The deal was closed last
spring for the delivery made yes
terday.
On Duty Again.
H. NJ. Whitaker, an engineer OF
the state. in charge of the Verde
valley road division, was discharged
from Mercy hospital on Saturday.
and left for the Snyder camp yes
terday. He submitted to an opera
ton several days ago, and is again
in good health, after quite a serious
illness.
Back from Bisbee.
w. J. Martin, the well known !
mining man, returned yesterday |
from Bisbee, to remain for a few
days only on business. and inciden-
tally to vote at home. He is in
charge of the new gold mine dis
covered near that city. on which de-
velopment goes ahead, and with
which he is decidedly pleased.
Rest Room for Ladies.
Within but fey feet of the poll
ing place for the south precinct,
rest room will be provided for la
dies today. J.. P. Odell of the City
Carpenter Shop at l4o S .Cortez
street, has made the place clean
and attractive, and chairs and tables
are provided so that the women vot-
ers may examine the sample bal
lots at their leisure and convenience
before going to the polls. |
Bottling up Bovines.
, J. H. Stephens was in the city
yesterday from the d. cattle ranch.
and stated he begins work at once
OH drift fence seven miles long,
to keep his cattle within the limits
Of the land allotment of the forest
reserve. Grazing, he states is the
inest ever known for this time Off
.hc year, and weather conditions
are exceptional, no frost as yet ap-
Bearing.
Entertains Friends.
Mrs. R. R. Chrk and sister, Mrs
Nays, of Muskogee, Okla, who had
been guests for the past week OF
Mrs. n. H. Getchell, at the Y-P.
mining camp, have returned to the
:ity. They were guests during Hal
owe'en and report the occasion a
'ery enjoyable and novel one, that
vas observed several hundred feet
in an old stope OF the
nine.
Range Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Campbell are
n the city for few days from the
ange of the Rio Verde Cattle Co..
lear Del Rio, to visit with relatives
md friends. Mr.. Campbell is the
general manager OF his company.
md is quite optimistic over condi-