Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-03-25
Makes Good Showing.

Makes Good Showing.
H. a. Price in charge of develop
ment on the Bryan mines in Has
sayampa district, owned by c. R.
Wallace, was a visitor to the city
Friday after supplies. He states
the driving of the crosscut goes
ahead to tap the third vein that ap-
pears on the surface and when that
point is reached, drifting will be-
gin. The owner contemplates ship
ping to the smelter this summer.
Condition Improved.
J. Marshall Morgan, who has been
at his home for several weeks suf-
fering with all optical affliction was
reported yesterday as improving and
in a few days will be able to be
on the street. 1t is however said
that he will lose the sight of one
of his eyes as the outcome of his
illness.
Getting Well.
Prof. William Linden, who fell
down an old shaft on Groom creek
two weeks ago, was reported yes
terday as improving and aside from
fractured rib, is not injured in
ternally, as was at first believed. He
remains i'll bed, but will be on his
feet again the coming week.
Enjoyable Trip.
F. c. Whisman, J. T. Sheffield, Joe
Bold and Alonzo Mason comprised
a party of autoists who made the
trip from Prescott to Jerome dur
ing the week, passing over sec
ton Of the new Cherry creek hill
cutoff. They state it is fine high
way. and tn. beautiful scenery that
abounds is well worth the time in
making the journey.
Brief Visitor.
Judge B. w. Mowday. of Hum
boldt, was brief visitor to the city
Friday night, in his auto, return
ing home later. He states that
smelling center is assuming much
interest again. The new furnace
has been completed with good head
way being made in constructing
the reverberatory and in other ad
ditions.
Pioneers Estate Settled.
The decree OF distribution in the
estate of Josiah L. Mari, deceased
was recorded yesterday. The adj
ministrator's statement shows a
balance of cash on hand of Sll.62S.-
DO and a certificate of deposit oi
$1,000 bearing interest in the Yava-
pal County Savings Bank Valuable
land interests in the Verde valley
are among the assets. The estate
is distributed one third each t. the
two sisters, and one-sixth each to
the son and daughter of the dece-
dent.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Social Hour.
There will be an afternoon tea
and social hour given at the church
by the ladies OF the West Side
at 2:30 p. m. All are cordially in
vited.
Fraternal Mission.
Mrs. J. II. Aydelatte, prominent
ly known on the coast in Maccabee
circles, arrived yesterday from Oak
land, California, to visit for sew
eral days with the local lodge.
Mining Business.
Floyd Van Zandt, OF kirkland.
and Garland Smith, OF Wickenburg,
were arrivals in the city Sunday, on
business pertaining to their mining
interests in the southern part OF the
county.
Visiting Miners.
James Wills, OF Maxton, John
Hanna OF Walker, and George /
Sterigel OF Lynx creek. were arriv-
ais from the mines yesterday and
registered at Brinkmcyer's hotel.
Pioneer Visitor.
A. Z. Smith. pioneer resident and
we'll known in mining circles OF
Turkey creek district arrived from
Goodwin yesterday on business and !
is at the Sherman house for few
days.
Seeing the Country.
Mr.. annd Mrs George DcLong
OF Colorado Springs. were arrivals
Sunday and are at the Prescott
hotel to remain for several days
on l sightseeing trip OF this sec
ton, possibly to locate.
Sunday Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. d. J. Henderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Holder, OF
humboldt, composed an auto party