Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-03-11
Visiting Friends.


hotel.
To the Mines.
J. N. ]. Schwartz. we'll known rs
millman Of this section. LETT yes
terday for the Crosby camp on the
Santa Maria to take charge OF that
stamp mill that is to start up in a
few days
Jerome Sale.
Rene Rampont ana II. NJ. Gibbes
have sold to Daniel +. Connor for
the sum OF $500 a lot in the Syn
dictate addition 10 Jerome. the decd
being recorded yesterday.
Mine Inspection.
William H. Fish of Columbus,
o., was an arrival in the city Thurs
day en- route to the camp Of the
Chaparal Mining Company. with
which he is identified as a stock
holder. on trip OF inspection. In
past years he has been 4 frequent
visitor, and since the Little Jessie
has been taken over by the above
syndicate he cvinces much intercs'
as 10 the outcome Of exploration
now being vigorously prosecuted by
the new management. He is to re
main in the country for 4 few days
and registers at the St. Michael.
To Recuperate.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Joslin lef'
yesterday for the coast on a two
weeks trip. the latter to rccuperate
from recent serious illness.
Buys Resort Lot.
The Prescott Chamber Of Com
merce has decided to w. W. Waugh
lot in Pine Crest addition, the
document being filed for record We
terday.
land Deal.
Mrs. Fannie Human has given a
option to w. ]. Milsap, on 4 trac
of three acres OF land at the pric
Of $500, to be paid for in a stipr
lated time, the property being sitr
ated near Clarkdale at the forks
the road.
Returns Home.
Mrs. c. R. Loomis is in the cit
from Cienega, where she had bee
visiting with relatives and frienf
for few days. She came to tn;
section from Ray to attend the II
neral of her son. and will return
home today.
From the Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cline ar
in the city from Goodwin. wher
the former is following the cattl
business. He states range cond;
tons are the best ever known. an.
cattle are in better condition tina
at this time last year. owing to tn
mild winter weather.
Visited Old Home.
Donald Burmister, son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. \. c. Burmister. concluded
visit to the city yesterday with rel
atives and friends, and returned
Jerome. where he is employed b
the United Verde in 4 responsible
capacity. He had been away 70
nearly one year.
Mining BI.siness.
Luther Wilson was in the cit
Thursday from his Vanderbilt min
ing camp in Crook canyon. and re
ports progress being made in deve'
opment. He is driving a cross-cr
to tap the vein AT a depth OF abor
80 feet. and states that condition
are satisfactory. He j. pursuing ;
systematic line of development onl
and will not ship until after larg'
amount OF ground is explored. WI
son also states that the above dis
trict is teeming with activity, an'
more mines are being worked by tn
individual than known in the pas
ten years.
To Mining Camp
J. T. Pawley returned yesterda,
to MS Mica mining camp nea
Kirkland and begins loading in
few days a carload of high grad
gold ore for shipment to smelter
in the southern part OF the State
He says there is a decided upwarf
movement in mining in that field
anu t4lC AOlilliAS SUMMIT Ids WI
indie alton OF being more active tina
in many years, with copper as til
principal production.
Rapidly Recovering.
Miss Rosa Dreyer, who was So
verely injured about one week ag
at the Washington public schoc
by being struck on the head by
swing while playing with companion
was reported Thursday as YER
much improved. Until a few day
ago her condition was regarded
quite serious, is the report made by
her attending physician.
Mining Visitor.
w. A. Stortz was in the CITY
Thursday from the Emporia camp o.
Groom creek and reports develop
ment and production as going ahead
A large tonnage is accommodating or
the dump and shipping to Dougla,
smelters will be resumed in April
and maintained for the rest of tn,
summer. He is quite optimistic over
the showing made.
Return From Camp.
Mr. and Mrs II. William Ste
vens have returned from the Yuma