Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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(From Thursdays Daily.)

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 s. w. Holder. a large raiser ot goats, was an arrival from Kirkland valley yesterday on business trip. Returns From Flagstaff.
 County Attorney P. w. O'Sullivar returned from Flagstaff yesterday af ternoon after a days business trip tc that city.
 From the Range.
 Frank Dickerson was an arrival yesterday from his range holdings in Mohave county, and will remain to attend Frontier Days doings. From the Mines.
 Harrington Blauvelt operating the Little Johnny gold mines, Hassayam- pa district, was an arrival yesterday from his camp on business trip. From the Jessie.
 C. II. Blacker, manager of the Chaparral Mining Co.,, was an arrival from the Little Jessie camp yester- day on business, and reported devel- opment as continuing.
 Back From Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hummer re- turned yesterday from an outing to San Diego, for the past three weeks, the former taking the trip to recuper- ate after serious illness.
 Range Recreation.
 Miss Lilah Campbell left yesterday for the Rio Verde Cattle Co. range, where she will enjoy an outing for a few weeks as the guest of her broth CT. ]. K. Campbell and wife Comes For Summer.
 c. R. Sands, a former resident of this county, returned yesterday from the Young mining camp at Gold6eld, Final county. to remain for the sum mer. He gives a good report of that property.
 Legal Mission.
 w. w. Dunn, with the Arizona Mine Supply Co.,, left yesterday for Yuma where he Is interested in cer- tain litigation to be considered by the Superior court this week, pertaining 10 mining on the desert. Return For Summer.
 MT. and Mrs. William Oden, who were called to Peoria, H., last month by illness of relatives. returned few days ago, and will remain for the summer. Their two daughters and one son arrive next week. Back From South.
 L. L. Harmon returned yesterday from brief business trip to Phoenix. and leaves today for his Camp Wood cattle ranch. to remain indefinitely. His wife and family are now in sum mer quarters at that place. Coast Visitors.
 Mrs. Ella Dupont and daughter, Mrs. James Jarvis, of Wichita, Kas., are in the city to remain until after Frontier Days, and then leave for the coast to visit the two exposition cities. Mir. Jarvis joins them here next week. Taking Layoff.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Sutton, the former a well known and popular fireman of the s. F., P. & P. railway, left Monday for tour of the coast and to visit the two fair cities. They will be away for the next two months. Stops For Visit.
 Miss Jessie Hutsinpillar, a mem Der of the faculty of the Colorado State University at Boulder, has stopped over in Prescott while en route to the expositions, and is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Lincoln Bey- erie.
 Old Timer Here.
 Steve Hardy, nephew of Captain w. H. Hardy, deceased, was an ar rival a few days ago from Stockton, Cal, and is renewing old-time associ- ations after an absence of over quarter of a century. He is at the Sherman house.
 Mining Business.
 H. C. Shotwell, with the Big Pine mines, left last night for Duluth, Minn., where he will consult with stockholders and be away for a few weeks. His daughter accompanied him and will remain with relatives in Chicago for the summer. Mining Business.
 Timothy Watts, mining in the Minnehaha Flat country, was in the city yesterday and stated two engin- eers had been making observations Of the old Ryland mines, but were uncommunicative as to whom they represented or what their object was. Sell Agua Fria Mines.
 Seven mining claims in the Agua Fria have been sold to J. Oreckovsky, Of Duluth, Minn., by Lloyd E. LeDuc and Dell Higgins, of Humboldt. The mines are the Buckhorn, Copper Bot tom, Hillside, Porphyry Dike, South
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