Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-11-17

Sell Mayer Lot
Mt. and Mrs. D. J. Thompson have
sold TO Canada Burmister lot il
Mayer Tor the sum OF $500
Leave For Winter.
Mrs. J. S. Cook and daughter, Mrs.
May Cook Weaver. lett yesterday for
San Francisco to remain away during
the winter
Mining Business.
D. J. Thompson was an arrival yes
terday from the Federal Mining Com
pany camp in Cherry Creek district,
on business trip.
Back From Colorado.
A. r. Foltz has returned from Colo
RADIO, after month OF visiting with
MS aged father. who is in declining
health. and leaves later Tor his mines
near Crown King
Business Trip.
c. c. Stukey. merchant and miner
of Walker. was in the city yesterday
on business trip, and reports general
activity at everal mines and others
preparing to go ahead.
Business Trip.
w Wilkins, the merchant OF Dew
ey, was a business visitor yesterday,
and reports mining adjacent as attain
ing more interest than in many years.
with several properties actively oper
ating.
Disagreeable Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Moore were ar
rivals in auto from Holbrook, and re-
port a very disagreeable journey.
roads being rough and rain falling
steadily. Later they leave for Phoe-
nix to attend the State Fair.
Going to Desert.
Alex Gutter and ". h Kurran were
arrivals yesterday from Jerome, and
leave later for the desert on a pros
pecting trip for the winter in the s.
H. mountains. They will outfit in
this city with supplies and pack ami
mails.
Range Visitor.
C. L. Miller, formerly a farmer OF
Skull valley. was a visitor during the
week on business and with relatives.
coming from his new location west OF
Congress Junction. where he has en-
gagged in the cattle business. He re
ports grazing as good and that heavy
rains are falling daily.
Bankers Are Gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Hazeltine, the
former cashier OF the Bank OF Ari-
IONA, left yesterday for Castle Hot
Springs, where the Arizona Bankers
Association holds its annual conven-
ton this year. beginning tomorrow
and ending on Saturday. This notable
event will also signalize the formal
opening of that resort for the winter
season.
Faithful Services.
I. P. Burnett, for many years i'll
charge OF the transfer business OF
Geo c. Ruffner in this city, yesterday
rendered his resignation, and is pre-
pairing to leave for Parker, near which
place ne has mining interests, the deal
to be closed up in few days. Bur
nett has been faithful and courteous
employee, and his leaving is regretted
by many friends.
Trip of Recreation.
Major A. J. Doran has retired from
the Major Mining and Milling Co
and left yesterday FOR San Francisco
where he will remain for several
months to enjoy his first real" vaca-
ton, as he termed it, in very many
years. He has been factor in bring
ing in mining investors to this field.
and expects to be in harness again
after his return, retaining interests in
this field.
Pioneer Visitor.
Judge and Mrs. F NJ Sanford, OF
Newark, y. J., were arrivals yester-
day and are to remain over one day,
being en- route to Black Rock district,
where the former has valuable mining
interests that are to become active at
once. Judge Sanford was for many
years resident OF Prescott, and en-
joyed an excellent name for his legal
knowledge, being rated as leading
lawyer of Arizona. He is also inter
ested in other mines near this city.