Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-15
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
(From Wednesdays Daily.


ness trip, and reports the smelter
town as assuming a solid basis as
center OF future ore marketing.
From the Range.
II. F. Hudspeth, of the Hudspeth
Sheep Company, whose interests
are situated in the northeastern
part of the county, is in the city on
a business trip, and is registered
at the ST. Michael
Business Trip.
Geo. w. Haskins, superintendent
OF the Harvey dairy, at Del Rio,
was in the city yesterday on
business trip, registering at the St.
Michael
Leaves for North.
Mrs. J. c. Herndon left yester-
day for Kingman, where she will
be the guest for the next two
weeks of her son. c. w. Herndon,
the county attorney Of Mohave.
Visiting Old Home.
Mrs. J. /. Summers left yester-
day for Jerome, her former home to
visit with friends for a few weeks.
She will be guest of DR.. and
Mrs. L. A. Hawkins.
Visiting Brother.
Matthew Humphrey arrived yes
terday from Casa Grande, this
State, and leaves today for Viii
hanson valley, where he will visit
his brother, Thomas Humphrey for
a few weeks. This will be the
first time the two men have met
in very many years, although both
are well known pioneer residents
of Arizona.
Returns Home.
Mrs. T. +. Rittner, mother of
Mrs. Richard Lamson. concluded a
five-months visit TO the city yes
terday and returned to her home
at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her
leaving is regretted by many friends
1t is probable size will return later
having formed a favorable impress
sion II the country.
In Official Harness.
County Assessor T. {. Campbell
has appointed H. L. Fishel and w
o. HoogerStrast, as deputy asses
sors, and both have begun their Of
fetal duties.
To the Coast
Mrs. Ed. Block and son left yes
terday for Pasadena, California
where the former will visit her
mother, Mrs. E. s. Strange, for a
few months.
Goes to Idaho.
D. s. Tingley, with Nancy Broth
. crs. as a civil engineer. left for
Boise, Idaho, yesterday, on a bust
ness Trip, and to visit with his wife
and family. He is to return here
later.
Return from North.
II. J. Gray and Hugh L. Camp
bell have returned from Flagstaff, |
and leave today for Cordes, where
they have several thousand head OF
sheep to be sheared during the
present month. The drive north
then starts for summer ranges.
Visiting Old Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Nader of
Jerome, were visitors to the city
Sunday, returning home Monady.
Mrs. Nader will be pleasantly re-
membercd as Miss Gussie Thorbeck. !
She retains realty interests here, as
we'll has she many friends who ex-
tended her a cordial welcome to the |
old home.
Verde Visitor.
Z. I. Frederick the Verde valley
rangeman is in the city for a few
days on a business trip. travelling
in his auto, and registering at the
Yavapa1 garage. Plenty OF fat cat
tie and abundant feed on the range |
is the report he gives OF that re-
gion.
Returns to Coast.
George w. Sessions, one Of the
best known pioneer residents, con
cludcd a visit of several weeks to
Cherry creek, and returned TO Los
Angeles yesterday. He had mining
interests TO look after. and returns
later in the year, negotiations being
under Roadway for a sale.
Back from Mines.
John S. Reilly returned Monday
from his mining camp near Column
bia, l.. the southern part Cf the
county after an absence ri over
four months. in developing his gold
properties. He packed several tons
10 the railroad at Crown King and
is making i shipment to III Paso
Smeltcrs To ascertain values.
Leaves the City.
Miss Ada Smith. for several
months ! saIcslady of Gardeners
store. has gone TO Fresno, Califor-