Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-13
Leave for Summer.


Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Owens left
Thursday for San Bernardino, Cal,
where they will remain for the sum-
mer visiting with relatives and
! friends.
To New Home.
Mrs. T. w. Graham, recently from
Mississippi. concluded a visit with
her cousin. Dave Biles and wife
Thursday leaving for Phoenix, to
join her husband at their new home
On the Range.
H. c. Cavness who was in the
city from Phoenix, looking over,
his Burnt ranch cattle interests,
has gone to Willow creek, the range
headquarters to remain for a few
days.
Trip for Health.
Joseph Dutton. formerly a mer-
chant of Humboldt is in the city. en-
route to Florida for his health. He
goes via Elephant Butte, N. NJ,
and sails later from Galveston to
Cuba and thence To his destination.
He will remain away for several
months.
Leaves the City
Mrs. F. +. AFFORD left yesterday
for Denver, to visit with relatives
and will reside in the future in Los
Angeles, joining her husband who
was formerly superintendent of the
Swastika mines near Crown King.
Former Resident.
A. c. Massey, formerly resident
of this county, and we'll known as a
mining operator for several years,
arrived from Rico, Colorado, yester-
day on business, to remain for a
few days. His wife passed through
to Santa Ana, Cal, to visit with
relatives.
Remains Arrive.
The remains of Arthur Murphy
were brought from Phoenix on last
nights train for burial in this city.
Frank Murphy, brother, accom-
panied them, and they are at Ruff
ner's parlors.
Goes to Springs.
Thomas Taylor, superintendent of |
the United Verde smelters. passed
through the city yesterday for Muir
ietta hot springs, near San Bernar-
dino, Cal, to seek relief from rheu-
matte ills. He had been confined
to his bed for over five weeks at
his home in Jerome. He was ac-
companied by Edward Hughes. the
latter on a trip of recreation for
the next month.
(From Sundays Daily
Parents-Teachers.
The Parents-Teachers Association
will meet in the High School Mon
day evening, May 18th at o'clock.
Returning Home.
Mrs. Will l.. Clark of Jerome was
in the city yesterday at the St. Mi
chael.
Visiting Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Barker and
daughter, Miss Kathleen Barker. are
in the city from Clarkdale, visiting
with friends, and are at the St. Mi
chael.
From the Mines. .-.
w. A. Kent, operating the Post
master mine on Upper : Big Bug
creek was a business visitor to the
city Friday.
Returning Home.
Arthur c. Cordiner, who had been
visiting with his daughters in Los
Angeles for several weeks, passed
through the city yesterday for Je-
rome.
Goes to Capital.
City Clerk ]. II. Robinson, left
yesterday for Phoenix. to familiarize
himself with the workings of the
new commission form of govern
ment introduced a short time ago.
Mining Men Return.
A. Schwarz and P. J. Mumford,
mining men of New York City, re-
turned yesterday from a ten days
trip to the Bradshaw mountains,
where they made examinations of
properties. The latter left later for
the southern part of the county
The former is to remain here in
definitely.
Mining Business.
Anthony Paget of Ironwood, Mich
igan, was an arrival in the city dur
ing the week, and left for the Sen
ator country. to make observations
of certain properties in an engin-
eering capacity.
Business Trip.
Postmaster Chester Dickerson of
Ash Fork. and a well known mer-