Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-04-29
(From Saturdays Daiiy)
Visiting Friends.

Visiting Friends.
Mrs. w. F. Harris. Of Dewey is
in the city at the Prescott hotel,
to visit with friends for a few days.
Entertaining Friends.
Mrs K. II. Burmister is enter
tanning for a few weeks. Mrs. Geo.
y. Gage. OF Phoenix, who arrived
yesterday.
Leaves for Colorado.
Miss Louise Carroll is in the city
from Mayer. en- route to Colorado.
where she will reside in the future
She will be joined later by her
sister.
Taking Layoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Cummings
of Winslow. the former a Santa Fe
train dispatcher at that point are in
the city on a trip OF recreation and
to visit with friends for a few
weeks.
Passes Through.
Arthur Cordiner. the well known
business man OF Jerome, passed
through the city yesterday for Los
Angeles. to visit with his daught
ers for a few days.
Going North.
II. McGrath. II. NJ. Mclaughlin.
r. WATSON and J. A. McGannoy,
steam sheep shearers, arrived from
Cordes yesterday en- route to South
ern Utah camps for the rest OF the
season. They state the yield of
wool has been the biggest of any
season heretofore, and stock is in
fine condition. They register at the
Prescott hotel.
Health Seeksr.
Mrs. Louis Goround, and nephew
of Topeka, Kansas, are arrivals III
the city during the week, and are
TO camp out among the pines dur
ing the summer for the health OF
the latter.
Sold for Judgment.
Mrs. f. L. Bones has received
title TO the Goliah patented min
ing claim in Walker district, under
a judgment OF the Superior Court,
the Sheriff's deed being recorded
yesterday. The price paid was 5000
to satisfy debt.
Hello Business.
H. Gunnison, special representa-
tive OF the Mountain States Tele-
phone Company, was IN the city
Thursday on trip Of inspection.
Accompanied by R VI. Buehlar,
he left yesterday for the Santa Fe
railroad country to continue his
observations.
Summer Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Carlyle, OF
Altoona. Pa. are in the city, the
former being cr route to the desert
country near Quartzsitc, where he
has placer interests. He returns
early in May, and with his wife
will make Prescott their home until
fall.
Business Trip.
o. s. Caywood, we'll known
at Humboldt in business circles, is
in the city, and gives a good report
of the progress being made in re
building the old smelter, and the
outlook for a big ore market CEN
ter to be created in the future.
From Big Ranch.
President J. n. Hays, OF the Hays
Cattle Company and son, are in
the city from Peoples valley, en-
route to the southern part of the
State on business. Both are pleas
ed over the outlook of the range
industry and anticipate one of the
best years ahead ever known.
Mining Business.
Dan c. Thorne and Joe L. How
ellis, mine owners of the Santa
Maria, were in the city on 4 bust
ness deal yesterday affecting their
holdings. 1t is reported AZ option
was given Ralph Stoutz, of New
York City, the latter making an in
spection and returning east later in
the day. Mr.. Stoutz expressed him
self as favorably impressed with
the mineral conditions OF this sec
ton and is to return next month.
The price of the properties was
not given publicity.
Sells Varied Interests.
Attorney c. NJ. Helm, of Jerome,
has sold to NJ. B. Hazeltne OF
Prescott, ten lots OF land in the
Oasis Colony Tract in Verde valley,
and 4 one-forty- eighth interest in
the Old Indian ditch, for 4 nominal
consideration. Helm also disposed
of land in the same locality and a
right thereon to Mrs. Z. J. Gibbons
for $1,000. both deeds icing record
ed yesteday.