Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-27
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Comes to Locate.
A. B. Petty. OF Oatman, is in the
city at the Prescott hotel He comes
to seek a location to go into bust
ness.
Visit Ends.
Mrs. +. VI. Woolf who had been
visiting with relatives at Walker
for several weeks is in the city and
leaves today for her home at Phoe-
nix.
Flying Trip
]. f. Surrett, of Mayer, was a
brief visitor to the city yesterday
from Mayer in his auto, returning
home later.
Visiting Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ruddy were
arrivals in auto yesterday from
Skull valley. the former on cattle
business and the latter to visit with
friends. They register at the Pres
colt hotel.
Summer Visitor.
Miss Hattie Craig, sister of NJ.
6. Craig foreman of the Journal
Miner pressroom arrived yesterday
from Fort Worth, Texas, and is to
remain for the summer to enjoy
the ozone of the pines.
Industrial Agent Here
T. J. Conway. industrial agent OF
the Santa Fe, was Prescott visit
or yesterday. While here he made
a visit of inspection of the Journal
Miner building and expressed
amazement that city of this size
should possess such large print
ing establishment. The business
and editorial offices he declared to
be the most beautiful in finish of
any he had ever seen.
Mingling With Friends.
w. F. Glenn has returned to the
city after an absence OF over seven
months. and is to remain for a visit
with friends and on business. He is
interested in the cid Ryland mines,
near Morristown, and reports that
property as producing, and the ores
as being shipped TO the smelter.
Visiting Miners.
Fred Curtis. Donald Hooker, H.
D. Coover, Harry Knowles and
John Cops, miners of the CONNER
cial Company in Copper Basin are
in the city on a trip of recreation
for a few days. They state the prop
erty is under practical development
and conditions at several points are
gratifying, particularly in a crosscut
being driven from the main shaft.
Will Sell Pure Milk.
Fred Hallgren is now in Phoenix
to purchase a herd of Holstein
and Jersey mich cows and upon
his return will open up new dairy.
He has been supplying neighbors
with the milk from a few cows but
the demand from others for pure
milk became 50 great that he de-
cided to 60 into the dairy business
upon large scale, and will be pre-
pared to serve all new customers
tomorrow. Pure unadulterated milk
has been scarce article in Pres
colt for some time and Mr.. Hall
gren proposes to supply such de-
mand.
(From Thursdays Daily)
Country Visitor.
Mrs. George Rohpeter. wife of
the mining man, operating near
Huron is in from Dewey visiting
with friends.
Mining Visitor.
c. J. Kimbell, mining in the
Bradshaws near Hooper, is in the
city on business, and is registered
at the ST. Michael
Registering Officer.
Judge P. s. Wren has been ap-
pointed registration officer for Con-
stellation precinct by Recorder Col
well
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. Fred Sparks and Mrs. F.
E. Sanborn, of Humboldt are in
the city for few days visiting with
friends.
Health Seeker.
James Deneer is again in the city
for the third consecutive summer
and will camp out among the pines
for the next three months. He
comes from Cotton, Cal, and later
will be joined by his wife.
Inspection Trip.
Victor Salinger, president of the
Puntenney Lime Company, was an
arrival from San Francisco yester-
day en- route to the quarries near
Cedar Glade on a trip of inspec-
ton.
Comes for Summer.
Mrs. William Lawler arrived from
the Hillside mining camp yesterday
and is to remain here for the sum-
mer with friends. She is stopping
at the St. Michael.