Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-03-25
Visiting Rsngeman.

Thomas and Arthur King, Nelson
Puntenney and Roy Bolton, well
known rangemen of Big Chino val
ley were business visitors to the
city yesterday. All report the coun-
try in fine condition, and stock
IS having passed through the mild
may be an investor.
Prospective Investor.
H. J. Luddington, of Laramie,
Wyoming, is in the city to make an
inspection Of range conditions adj
iacent. He stated yesterday that a
change of climate for the health of
son. at present in the Salt River
alley, brings him to this elevation
He is elated over the climate and
may be an investor.
rom Jerome.
An auto party headed by DR.. and
Mrs. A. J. Murietta, John Harring-
ton, Pat Riordan, Gus Keatin and
lave Goodwin, arrived from Jerome
Yesterday morning in two cars. They
e here to attend Superior Court
certain cases to be tried.
,From Saturdays Daily)
rom the Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bessette, are
II the city on 4 business trip. COM
ing from the Jones camp in Chap
7rral, where the former has charge
of mine work.
Many Witnesses.
Incidental to the damage suit Of
Charles Scibert against the Barker
Construction Company Of Clarkdale
10 be tried today in the Superior
Court, there were several witnesses
Who arrived yesterday, among whom
we're William Barker, W. E. Raun-
Mister, c. W, Rogers. John Schroc-
Ter. J. Z. Bradley L. Frances. W
n Hughes, William Josey. \ J..
Cressou, and L. ~. Barker. Per
sonal injury is the issue involved.
Legal Visitor.
H. NJ. GibbcS, the attorney OF Je-
rome, is in the city attending Sup
erior Court in the trial of Seibert
against the Barker Construction Co.
to be called today. He represents
the defendant.
From Copper Basin.
Jack" Gobleman. one of the well
known miners OF this field was an
arrival yesterday from the CONNER
cial camp, and is taking a layoff
for a few days. He is registered
al the Prescott hotel.
Visiting Physician.
DR.. and Mrs. \. c. Carlson. of
Jerome. are in the city. the form
er as ! witness in litigation in the
Superior Court. and the latter to
visit With friends.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. l. Z. Genung, one of the
oldest pioneer women residents Of
Arizona, concluded a two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. o
Noycs, and returned to her home
in Peoples valley yesterday.
Jerome Visitors.
J. A. Bender, a restaurant man.
and James H. Dugan, miner, both
of Jerome are in the city for a few
days on a business and pleasure trip
Home from Coast.
The many friends in the city of
Mrs. T. e. Norris will be interest
ed to learn that she returned yes
terday after an absence OF several
weeks in San Francisco visiting
with friends.
To See Big Plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Colvig left
Yesterday Tor Clarkdale to inspect
the big smelling plant of the Unit
ed Verde. and later will be the
guests OF friends IN Jerome until
Monday.
Retiring Cattleman. Il
f. I. Carrow formerly of King !
man passed through here for Phoe- /
nix yesterday. Mr.. Carrow recently |
sold out his cattle interests in the
north and goes TO the southern
city to enter into new line OF
business.
Looking Over Country.
The fame Of Yavapai county as a
range country, seems to be travelling
far and wide. another prospective |
investor in Jacob O. Henderson, ar
irving Thursday from Western Tex /
as. He viii remain for several days |
to visit the country adjacent Hel
IS DESTROYS OF locating and cngag- |
;ug in cattle raising.