Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
(From Sundays Daily
Come for Summer.

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G. D. Clackman and niece, Miss
Alice Fordyke, of Oxnard, Califor-
mia are recent arrivals in the city,
and will remain for the summer.
The change in climate is made for
the health of the latter. They will
later camp out among the pines.
Country Visitor.
Emil Weisling, mining near Pee
piles valley was an arrival from his
camp yesterday on business, and
registered at Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Goes to Mohave.
Perry Hall was in the city Fri
day from the Henrietta camp and
later left for Chloride, near King
man, to visit with his daughter,
Mrs. w. P. Turner for a few weeks
Going to Verde.
w. Goswick and s. H. Phillips,
of Globe, were arrivals in the city
yesterday, en- route to the Verde
valley where they have land inter
ests.
! Outside Arrivals.
I w. c. Frosch, 3. WATSON and E.
Shafter. mining men ofthe Congress
Junction country, are in the city
on business for few days and are
registered at the Prescott hotel.
At the Capital.
Mrs. J. Ralph Tascher, wife OF the
attorney of this city has gone to
Phoenix, where she will visit for
few weeks, as the guest OF Mrs.
J. II Van DeWater.
Concludes Visit
Mrs. w. D. Washington, OF Ash
Fork returned home yesterday after
several days visiting with friends.
She was the guest of Mrs. J. R.
Mcdonald.
Fine Condition.
County Superintendent of Schools,
w. Curtiss Miller returned yester-
day from a trip of inspection to
the lower Verde Valley schools and
reports finding conditions excellent
everywhere.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. John Stanley is in the city
from the Coyote ranch, in Lone
some valley, to visit with relatives
and friends for a few days. She is
stopping at the St. Michael.
To Smelter Cit.
Mrs. J. G. Stewart left yesterday
for Clarkdale, to visit for a few
weeks with her sister. Mrs. s. C..
Metcalf. Miss Stewart accompanied
her.
From the North.
RE. Daggs and Ed. Hamilton,
among the largest livestock growers
in CoconiDo county, are in the city
at the Prescott hotel on a business
trip for a few days. Later they
leave fo- the Cordes country. where
they have sheep interests.
Leave the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Thurman left !
the city Friday night for Fort
Worth. Texas. where they will re-
side fnr the present. Mr.. Thur
man has concluded to locate in the
fall at Parker, acquiring a large !
strip of land on the reserve with
his brother.
Business Trip.
r. a Kinsman, the freighter in
and out of Humboldt, is in the city
on business, and gives an excellent
report OF the future of that smelt-
ing center. He has several contracts
from mines adjacent to haul ores
after the custom market is opened
up early next month.
Vacation Trip.
Morris Asher has gone to Phoe-
nix, on trip OF recreation for
few days, this being his first outing
in over three years. During 4 resi-
dence of over a third of a century
in Arizona, Asher has passed all
OF those years solely in Prescott
and Phoenix. aside from occasional
jaunts outside the State.
Business Trip.
Harry Cole the merchant of Wag-
oner, is a business visitor to the
city, and states ranch and range
are in a furnishing condition al
ter one of the wettcst winters
known in many years. The moving
of sheep from the south to the
north goes ahead, and thousands of
head are daily passing through on
the strip set aside by the forest re-
serve. Cole reports also that in
dications point to a tremendous fruit
crop with no market nearer than
this city.
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