Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-20

WEEKLY OURNAL-MlNhl
his camp on the Lower Aqua Fria
and registers at Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Leaves for Summer.
Mrs. Fl. G. Coykendall, who ar
rived a few days ago from Parker
to visit with friends at her former
home, left yesterday for Minneap-
oils, Mimi. to remain for the sum-
mer with relatives. Captain Coy
kendall remains at Parker. where
he is quite heavily interested in
lands and power enterprises.
Flocking North.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sylvester VII
son, Miss Wilson. Harry Frentig
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
V. Jensen, Mrs. Matilda Newman
and others from the southern part
Of the state. arrived yesterday and
are to remain in this section dur
ing the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
sen were here last year, and later
are to be joined by Other relatives
from the Salt River valley.
From Sundays DailyD
Goes South.
Mrs. Leona Crisp and daughter,
OF Mayer. are in the city at the
Prescott hotel. and leave today for
Phoenix. to visit with friends.
Jerome Visitors.
Matt Shea. John Grace, and Lee
]. Krause of Jerome are in the city
and an auto buying trip is said to
be their mission. They register at
the Prescott hotel.
Returns from Coast.
Albert French. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. French, returned yes
terday from Los Angeles. after an
absence of one year. and is to re
main.
Mayer Arrivals.
w. Z. Gilmer and F. II. Tilton.
mining men of Big Bug district
were in the city yesterday from
Mayer on business and registered
at the Prescott hotel
Leaves the Country.
Donald Burmister. Of the Lower
Aqua Fria, left last night for Need
les. Cal. where he will join his
father and engage in farming along
the Colorado river.
To Old Fort.
Norman V. Lindley. of the Brad
shaw mountains. s in the city en-
route To Camp Apache. to meet a
brother, civilian employe of the
who is reported to be quite
i'll with typhoid fever.
Returning Home.
Nathan Bankhead. who had been
looking after his sheep interests
at Cordes is in the city en- route
home. after getting his flocks NOV
ing north for the summer. He
says the winter was a decidedly
favorable one for all interested.
Going East.
+. d. Penwell is in the city from
the southern part of the county.
and leaves today for Vevay. In
diana, where he will consult with /
associates on a mining deal pend |
ing in which he holds an option.
Concludes Visit.
Bert Haskell. federal sheep in
spector, is in the city from the
north. finishing up his inspection
duties of sheep in the eastern part
Of the County for the winter season.
Oil Men Coming.
Coalinga. Cal, oil operators are to
arrive in Prescott early next week
and it is reported that their mission
is to take up the reviving OF the
Verde Valley Oil Co., holdings i'm
Resident stockholders
are said to have arrived at decis-
ion by which the work is to 60
ahead.
From the Camp.
Henry Braun is in the city from |
the Saratoga camp near Crown
King, where he is operating under
a lease in milling the old ore dump |
and report favorable results. He
also says the Bradshaw region is
again assuming very much attention
and considerable development is GO
ing on.
Back to Camp.
J. V. Shaver, general manager of |
the Santa Maria Valley Mining Co.
returned to camp near the Big
Stick mines yesterday, to assume
charge End prepare for a large line
Of development. He has secured |
the services of J. NJ. J. Schwartz |
to take charge OF the milling de-
partment and the latter leaves to
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