Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-03-18
and to visit with friends.
Returns to Capital.

Mrs. Mary r. Land of Phoenix,
who mad been spending the winter
in the city, left for home Wednes-
day. She will return in a few
weeks.
To the Coast.
Mrs. Malcolm Fraser left yester-
day for San Francisco, and was ac-
companied by her daughter, Daisy,
the latter to be placed in a semi
nary in Ross valley, near that city.
Ready to Shear.
L. L. DEUEL., owner of a big
steam sheep shearing plant, is in
the city from Hot Springs juno
ton, after clipping several thousand
head of sheep. He leaves today
for the Cordes country, to begin
similar work, and expects to be
actively employed for the next six
weeks. He registered at the Pres
colt MOTEL.
Mining Visitor.
John P. Score, one of the well
known miners of this county, was
in the city yesterday from his
camp in Walker district, on a bust
ness trip, and registered at the
Brinkmeyer hotel.
Visiting Attorney.
H. NJ. Gibbes, the attorney of
Jerome. arrived yesterday. He has
legal business before the Superior
Court to look after for a few days
He is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Ross.
Valley Visitor.
Miss Pearl Jackson of Kirkland
valley, is in the city for a few
days on a business trip, and is at
the home of her sister, Mrs. J. l..
Roberts.
Goes North.
Mike Mcbride left yesterday for
Seligman, where he retains property
interests, to be away for 4 few
days. He has decided to make this
city his future home.
To Meet Cousin.
Mrs. J. Fl. Robinson left Wednes-
day for the Grand Canyon, where
she will be joined by her cousin.
Miss Smalley of Worchester, Mass.
The latter is making a tour OF the
West, and will spend 4 few weeks
in this city as the guest of Mrs.
Robinson.
Business Trip.
Andrew Jackson, the contracting
carpenter of Mayer, is in the city
on a business trip, and registered
at Brinkmeyer's hotel. He reports
that town and the country adjacent
as in thrifty condition and indi-
cations point to a lively summer at
the different mining camps.
Passing Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. o. Orland, with
their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Robertson and their
two neices, the Misses Fullwiler,
composed an auto party in two ma
chimes that reached the city late
Wednesday night from the Grand
Canyon. en- route from Hutchinson,
Kansas, to Anahcim, Cal. They arc
amazeI at the wonderful scenery
in the northern part of the State,
while the climate has proved reve-
lation. They are on a pleasure and
sightseeing trip, and leave today for
Jerome and the Verde valley, then
to their destination. Mr.. Orland
many years ago was an assayer at
Jerome, hence his desire to again
visit at the old camp.
Comes to Remain.
Miss Matte Temple, Of Los An
ge1es, after few weeks sojourn IN
Phoenix, returned to the city Tues /
day and is to remain here for the
summer. She was a visitor in Feb |
rudIS anu u NSll az NNoDiE "
pressed over the climate and par
ticular;y the high elevation. Later
she will be joined by her mother
and sister.
Good Report.
Grant Carter was in the city
Thursday from Kirkland valley, and
reports ranch and range interests
as in better shape for this time
of the year than known for the
past decade. The country is well
watercd and new feed IS rapidly
coming up.
Visiting Sheepman.
Colin Campbell was in the city
Thursday from Cordes, where his
sheep arc wintering, and he states
the condition OF the country is tav-
orable for the fine grazing aford-
cd. Shcaring is to begin in a short
time. and while the increase is only
fair, the many owners have but lit
tie cause to complain OF the general
situation at the present time. Inc
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