Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-29
Fullhills Sad Duty.
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(From Fridays Daily
Vacation Trip.
Mrs. VI. c. McCabe. housekeeper
Of the St. Michael. left yesterday
for San Francisco on 4 vacation
trip for the rest OF the summer.
Mayer Visitor.
w. D. Achauer. the well known
resident and mining man OF Mayer
is in the city on business for a few
days.
Comes for Summer.
Miss Fannie Slabaugh, the accom-
plished daughter of DR.. Slabaugh of
Los Angeles, arrived yesterday, to
remain for the summer as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Joslin.
Home from East.
Miss Edna Rhodes. who has been
in the eastern States for several
weeks visiting with relatives. re-
turned yesterday, and leaves today
for her home at Dewey.
Visiting Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Rice, OF
Blobe, are in the city at the St.
Michael, and are to remain for sew
eral days on business and to visit
with friends.
From Sunny South.
Harry Brisley, the druggist re-
'ur~ed Wednesday night from Flori-
Ia and other Southern States where
he had been enjoying trip of re-
creation for the past two months.
Sheepmen Here.
D. NJ. Francis and C. L. LeBar-
ron, big sheep growers OF Coco
riro county. are in the city at the
Prescott hotel from Cordes, where
shearIng is going on. Both are
clated over the winter season, and
arc to start the drive north i'll a
short time.
business Trip.
T. c. Roberts an attache Of the
United Verde was in the city yester
day from Jerome in his auto, on a
business trip. and registered at the
ST. Michael
Coyote Pups.
Ed. Luoero brought to the city
yesterday a brace of coyote pups,
less than one month old, that were
captured on the desert near Con-
rress Junction.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson,
OF Scott's Basin in the western part
of the county, are in the city to
visit with friends for a few days.
The former reports the cattle bust
ness in that region as in the finest
condition known at this time OF the
year
Mining Business.
F. ]. Bessett. the mining man OF
McCabe, was in the city yesterday
from his camp on business pertain
ing to his interests. He states that
field is assuming more attention
than formerly. through the active
condition of several mines.
Roundup Announced.
NJ. A. Perkins stated yesterday
that the regular spring cattle round
up on the King and Perkins ranges
would begin on May 5, with the
starting point at Perkinsville. on
the Verde river.
Mining Business.
Alex Radcliff was in the city yes
terday at the Sherman house, from
his mining camp near Maxton, and
reports the usual activity in that
section, and the new Y-P plant run
ming steadily with returns in bullion
and concentrates as satisfactory, &C
/ cording to reports in circulation,
Radclif is to make shipments later
( from his claims.
Appreciative Visitors.
As has been their custom for
many years, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Goodwin OF Phoenix are again in
| the city, and are TO remain until
September SO, to enjoy the ozone
OF the pines a mile high in the air
Mr.. Goodwin is well known in COM
morcial circles of Arizona, being
the State representative OF a. Schill-
ings & Co, Of San Francisco. He
will make Prescott his base of op-
erations during the summer.
Goes to Coast.
DR.. J. B. McNally left yesterday
for San Francisco, where he is call
ed for the next two weeks on pro-
feSsiona1 duties