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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.l

(From Thursdays Dailyl Back To Mines.
 /. D. Bird, a well known mechani- cal engineer, returned to the Con- gress country yesterday, after a few weeks sojourn here 10 enjoy the odor of the pines.
 Recreation Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Livezey, the former superintendent of the Loma Prieta Mining Co.,, left on Tuesday night for the coast, to be away on a vacation for a few weeks.
 Summer Visitor
 Mrs. H. F. Willhaln, of Phoenix. mother Of Mrs. ]. B. Livezey, is a re- cent arrival to remain for the Sum mer, and is occupying the Livezcy home in East Prescott.
 Taking Layof.
 Roy Dislin, with the s. F. P. X P railway in this city in the machine shops, has gone to Denver on his an nual vacation trip, to remain away for few months visiting with friends. Business Trip.
 William Ellingford, superintendent of the Gold Blossom on Indian creek, was in the city yesterday on company business, reporting development as continuing and conditions in the shaft as satisfactory.
 Visiting Attorney.
 Attorney (. II. Rutherford, of Jc- rome, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for State senator, was an arrival yesterday on political and legal business to remain for a few days.
 From the Camp.
 Ed. Haney was an arrival yesterday from his Jewell mining camp in Cop per Basin district, where he is carry ing out tunnel work, reporting condi- tions as gratifying in copper ore bodies being opened.
 Going To Camp.
 E. J. White, a principal of the new ly organized company which has talk en over the White copper holdings cast of Mayer and is now actively op- erating, has returned from Phoenix and is en route to the camp. Jerome Officials Here.
 Mayor J. J. Cain, of Jerome and City Attorney H. NJ. Globes, were ar rivals yesterday on private business, Mir. Globes having legal business be- fore the Superior court s. & Bal lard, well known Jerome merchant here also.
 Professional Mission.
 Dr. ]. Harvey Blain, and daughter, Helen, have gone to Louisville, Ky, where the former will attend the Na- tional Dental convention as a dele gate from Arizona Before returning they will stop at Detroit, their form CT home, to visit with relatives and friends Old Timer Visits.
 Thomas Vogt, an early-day printer of Prescott and brother of George Vogt, former resident, was a briei visitor during the week, en route from Leavenworth, Kansas, to San Diego, to attend the exposition. He retired from his vocation more than a quar- ter of a century ago, and is now a commission merchant with his two sons as partners.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of George B. Casey, deceas- ed. Notice is hereby given by the un- dcrsigned, Administrator of the Es- tate of George B. Casey, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said de. ceased. to exhibit them, with the ne ccssary vouchers, within four (4 months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at its office in the Masonic Temple. Prescott, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the bus mess of said estate, in said County of Yavapai.
 COMMERCIAL TRUST &
 SAVINGS BANK,
 Administrator of the Estate of George B. Casey, deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of July, 1916. First Publication July l9, l9l6-5tW
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
ant-colonel in the regular army. Comes to Visit.

! Mrs. A. J. Maddox. of Yorktown Indiana, Is recent arrival on Cherry creek. to remain indefinitely with her | sister. Mrs. Evan 4. Bonham, and Is accompanied by her son, who comes to Arizona for his health. Both are very much pleased with the climate. Back From Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. T. Loutitt, who had been enjoying an outing by the sea side, arrived from Los Angeles yes terday, and before leaving for Je- rome will visit with Mir. and Mrs. Roland Mosher, parents of Mrs. Lou tit
 Visiting Relatives.
 Norman Fox, of Colton, Cal, who had been touring the Eastern States, is an arrival in Prescott, en route home, and remains for a few days to visit with his cousins, Mrs. Eli Stauf- fer and Mrs. H. C. Story and aunt, Mrs. Margaret Swisher, of Pasadena, who is temporarily a resident.
 Jerome Visitors.
 Postmaster w.. s. Adams, T. F. Shea, Fred Nickel, John Lyons, Frank Smith, Nathan Shutz, s. Durfriend, H. L. Bainum, Thomas Mason, Judge IS. F. Denison, H. \. Grain, j. w. Bradley, Davis Rees and Dr. A. C. Carlson, all prominently known resi- dents of Jerome, are in the city, to attend court and on business. Coming From East.
 Senator w. II. Reynolds, of New York, president of the Stoddard Mines Company and the Stoddard Milling Company, will arrive in Pres colt Sunday, to remain for several days on an inspection trip. He is a prominently known politician of the above State, and in late years has been frequent visitor to this sec ton.
 Home Again Saddened.
 The two-year-old baby girl of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Ferguson, of Hum- boldt, passed away on Wednesday, after a brief illness from pneumonia, and burial will be given today by Les ter Ruffner in the above town. Less than two months ago another child of the Fcrgusons died, and the be- reavement they arc facing has oc- casioned expressions of sympathy from many friends.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
NOTICE OF HEARING
 PETITION

In the Superior Court of the County of Yavapai, State of Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate of George B. Casey, Deceased. - Notice of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hereby given that Com
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Home Again Saddened.
(From Saturdays Daily) Comes to Locate,

(From Saturdays Daily) Comes to Locate.
 Fay Davidson, of San Francisco, is an arrival in the city and will reside here with his parents.
 Range Visitor.
 Arthur Miller a well known range man of Seligman, is in the city on a business trip and to visit with friends. Pioneer Visitor
 Mrs. J. F. Pierce, a pioneer resident Of this county, was a visitor during the week with friends, coming from Walnut Grove.
 Comes to Visit.
 Miss Jessie Thomas, of Shawnee, Okla, was an arrival yesterday to re- main indefinitely, and while in the city will be a guest of Mrs. ]. R. Poe. Drauth Broken.
 ]. C. Young was in the city during the week from Ferguson valley, and reported the range restored with fine grazing assured for the Fall, by heavy rains Wednesday.
 Mine Visitor.
 K. J. Bleck, with the Dolphin mines on Turkey creek, was an arrival yes terday, and is preparing te get the property in shape for permanent op- erations in the near future Mine Investor
 T. l. Brunn, of Salt Lake City, is in this field, making an examination of an old mine on Big Bug creek, and he states that it is quite probable a deal will be closed later. Mrs. Brunn ac- companies him.
 Valley Visitors.
 Mrs. F. w. Butcher and daughter. Miss Emma Butcher, left yesterday for Skull valley to enjoy a country outing for few days and to visit with Egbert Butcher, son of Mrs. Dutcher.
 Restocking Range.
 Thomas Wills, of Winkelman, is in the city with a shipment of more than 1000 head of fine graded range cattle, purchased during the week from the Reid-Cashior Cattle Co.,, at Seligman, tor restocking the range of the buyer. Range Deluged.
 F. A. Munkittrick was an arrival yesterday from Goodwin and report ed that section of Turkey creek as deluged by heavy rains during the week, insuring good grazing and plenty of water during the Fall and Winter months.
 Country Slighted
 Skull and Kirkland valleys sent in reports yesterday that streaked storms had passed over the country, but as yet no rain had fallen in the lower elevations of those localities. The drouth continues and farmers arc complaining.
 Over Old Road.
 Thomas Carson and II. R. Hu1f, visitors to this section for the past month, left for Phoenix in auto yes. terday, via the Black Canyon route. Mir. Carson was called to Florence on account of the serious illness of a daughter. Mrs. Carson left by train a few days ago.
 Mining Business.
 Martin Anderson, who is develop ing mines in Crook canyon, near the old Bodie holdings, was an arrival yesterday from his camp on busi- ness trip. The repairing of the old road leading into that region, he says, is an excellent movement to promote activity and bring in investors.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26

LIST YOUR RANCHES with Whis- man and Hull, we have buyers now for ranches with some cattle that run from S3,500 up. Box 256, Pres colt, Arizona.
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gone into the Bradshaw mountains tc make investigations. His wife join. him later from Elko, and both are tc remain here indefinitely.
 Mohave Visitors.
 County Attorney C. w. Herndon and l.. NJ. Teale, clerk of the Superior court of Mohave county, were arriv- als yesterday from Kingman, both having official business before the Federal court now in session in thi, city.
 Humboldt Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cook, of Hum boldt, were visitors in auto yesterday with Prescott friends. Mrs. Cook is recovering from an accident sustain ed short time ago, at Oak creek when she fell on boulder, fracturing her left wrist.
 Concludes Work.
 ] R. L. Merritt, who had been in | charge of engineering the new road way through Black canyon. and A. C. Best, who supervised construction, have returned to the city, the work being completed, and the route open cd to traffic.
 Mining Business. : J. A. Martin, of Mayer. is in the city on mining business. The reduc- ton movement is assuming very much interest, he says, since the Big Ledge has taken over the Treadwell plant, and the Gray Eagle Co. is ready to go on the custom market.
 Passing Through. | w. D. Tremaine, who enjoys State wide fame as speedy auto driver, was an arrival yesterday from PhOe- nix, and is en route to Oatman with Manager Reed, of the Mollie Gibson mine They will resume their jour ney northward today.
 Going to Verde.
 Mir. and Mrs. John L. Jay are re- cent arrivals from Visalia, Cal, and later will leave for the Verde valley, to visit with relatives. Mrs. Jay was formerly resident of the Mogollon mountains, with her brother, H. ]. Moore, who followed the cattle busi- ness.
 Returns to Duty.
 A. w. Hawke, an employe of the Southern Pacific in Sacramento, Cal, has concluded few weeks visit with relatives here returning a few days ago. He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Thomas Hawke, who will remain with friends on the Coast for several weeks.
 Dry Country.
 C. w. Carter is in the city from Walnut Grove, and brings the usual report of high elevations adjacent as deluged by daily rains, while the low lands are in a parchcd state. Farm CTS, however, are not complaining. as irrigating ditchcs along the river flow abundantly from the watershed above for many miles. The range country is badly in need of rain, however. Visitor Leaves.
 Lloyd Jones, of Bicknell, Ind, who had been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. K. C. Chambers, the latter his sister, left for home yesterday. En route East he will visit the Grand Canyon and other points of historical interest His sister, Miss Zada Jones, who ac- companied him to Prescott from ln- diana, will remain, having been ap- pointed teacher of the public school at the Blue Bell mine.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Small Cloudburst.

A small cloudburst occurred Thurs day afternoon south of Copper Basin on the old road to Walnut Grove was the report given yesterday by l William Ellingsworth, who stated | that the road was cut out to depth of five feet at one point, and is i'm passable to teams The big rain streak was less than 100 yards in width.
 Drouth Continues.
 Frank Condron was an arrival yes terday from Walnut Grove, and re- ported the drouth as still supreme. He says, however, that the Hassayampa river carried a full flow from flood waters during rainstorm in the mountains above. a most unusual spectacle of this time of the year. Range cattle are in good condition. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. J. E. Ellithrope, of Memphis, Tenn, mother of Mrs. H. c. Fanslcr, was an arrival during the week to visit with her daughter, and is accom- panied by Miss Elizabeth Fansler, who had been attending school in Memphis. Later Mrs. Ellithropc will leave for the Coast with her grand daughter. After their return to Pres colt the latter will probably remain here.
 Large Development.
 Andrew Peterson was an arrival yesterday from Octave, and reported that mine as still under active and large development, with gratifying re- ports as to determinations made. The deep character of work going on IS to continue for some months, before production IS to be considered. Peter son says the property is being meth odically handled, and there is little doubt that it is destined to be a large producer.
 Southern Visitors.
 Mrs. Margaret Meredith and daugh- ter, and Mir. and Mrs. F. T. Loosely, of Lowell, Cochise county, in two autos, were arrivals yesterday, en route to the Grand Canyon and Oat man, where Mir. Meredith is interest ed in mines. Later they will proceed to the Coast to remain for the Sum mer. The party is 10 remain in this section for few days to enjoy the climate. Mir and Mrs. Loosely have been visitors to Prescott for the last two Summers.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Southern Visitors.
(From Sundays Daily.) Visiting Friends.

(From Sundays Daily) Visiting Friends. | Mrs. NJ. NJ. Eckcl, of Fair Oaks, is in the city for a few days to visit with friends.
 Leaves For Phoenix.
 Eugene Brashear, who has been visiting his niece, Miss Gene Glas. cock, left this morning for Phoenix. Watch For It.
 In Wednesday mornings issue will appear a column of recipes for the use of Delaware Punch in the home. Country Visitor.
 Geo. H. Rohpetcr, well known mining man of the county, is in the city from Dewey on business trip. Returns Home
 Mrs. Will Morrell, who had been visiting with relatives and friends in this city for few weeks, returned to Phoenix, her home, yesterday. From the Coast.
 F. J. Heil, IT,, has returned from a three weeks sojourn at Murietta Springs, Cal, and has taken charge of his drug stone business again. Vacation Trip.
 R. s. Mason, chief engineer of the Arizona Power Co.,, left yesterday for Los Angeles, to visit his wife and family, during his months vacation. Returns Home.
 Miss Frances Hedgpeth, who has been the guest of her uncle, Rev. Joel Hedgpeth, for the past three weeks left last night for her home in Phoe nix.
 Verde Visitors. ] Mir. and Mrs. E. w. Monroe, well known as pioneer residents of the Verde valley ,are in the city to re- main for a few days visiting with | friends.
 En Route To Coast.
 P. T. Clay and family, of San Fran cisco, and Mir. Longwell and family, of New York, are in the city for a few days before leaving for various points on the Coast. Back From Coast.
 Mrs. C. J. McNulty, wife of the well known local mining man, has re- turned from Los Angeles, where she enjoyed an outing with friends for few weeks.
 Outing Trip. Mrs. C. B. Linn, proprietor of Ho- tel Linn, left yesterday for Elsinore Springs, Cal, on an outing trip for few weeks, and to enjoy her first va cation in several years. Comes to Visit. i Mrs. H. ]. Brock, former resident of this section, was an arrival yester- day from Phoenix to visit with friends during the Summer, and is accom- panied by her daughter. Visit Ends.
 Miss Lulu Widgworth, who had been enjoying the climate of Prescott for few weeks, returned to Phoenix yesterday to resume her stenographic duties, after an enjoyable vacation. Coast Outing.
 Miss Ruth Oliver, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Oliver. of Fort Whip pie, left yesterday for the seaside resorts of Southern California to en- joy an outing for the next month. Nevada Investor.
 Hank J. Curtis, a Nevada mining l operator, is a recent arrival and has
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
(From Tuesdays Daily.) Mining Business.

Mining buSlneSS. w. $. Humbert, manager of the Green Monster Mining Co., was in the city from Jerome yesterday, on busi- ness pertaining to that copper, now under active exploration.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 O. E. Walker, for many years a resident of this section, was an ar rival Sunday from Kingman, to re- main for several days visiting with friends.
 Jerome Visitors.
 Charles Ewing, well known busi- ness man and mine owner of Jerome, and J. M. Layman, factor in pro- noting the Combination and bringing it into a condition for large opera tions, were Sunday visitors to Pres colt.
 Vacation Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. \. w. Wolfe, the former foreman of the painting de- partment of the s. F. P. & P. railroad, left Saturday night for Joplin, Mo-, to be away for an extended vacation and to visit with relatives and friends. Country Is Dry.
 ]. A. McGovcrn was an arrival yes terday from Date creek, and reports rains as threatening to fall but failing to do so. Ranchers and rangcmen are becoming alarmed over the dura- ton of the long drouth. Spotted Rains.
 Constable J. A. Stapp, of Skull val ley precinct, is in the city and gives report that a few light rains had passed over the country, of the usual streaked character, and but little bcr- eft had resulted to range interests. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Cook, of Lower Agua Fria valley the former one of the owners of Cook Brothers large livestock breeding farm, were visitors yesterday to the city. Cook reports big rains ,and but little dam age done.
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. J. s. Merritt and son. James
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26

w. s. Humbert, manager of the Green Monster Mining Co., was in the city from Jerome yesterday, on busi- ness pertaining to that copper, now under active exploration.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
En Route To Coast.

P. T. Clay and family, of San Fran cisco, and Mir Longwell and family of New York, are in the city for ; few days before leaving for variou, points on the Coast.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Vacation Trip.
Returns Home.
Verde Visitors.

Mir. and Mrs. E. w. Monroe, wei known as pioneer residents of tn
 Verde valley ,are in the city to re main for few days visiting witt | friends
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Restocking Range.

Thomas Wills, of Winkelman, is
 the city with a shipment of more tn 1000 head of fine graded range cat purchased during the week from [ Reid-Cashior Cattle Co.,, at Seligm; for -actoclyinor tho ,a,1o of tho b,,,,
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Mine Visitor.
Mine Investor.
Valley Visitors.

Mrs. F. w. Butcher and daughter, Miss Emma Butcher, left yesterday for Skull valley to enjoy a country outing for few days and to visit with Egbert Butcher, son of Mrs. Dutcher,
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Back From Coast.

Mrs. C. J. McNulty, wife of th well known local mining man, has rt turned from Los Angeles, where sh enjoyed an outing with friends for few weeks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Humboldt Visitors.

Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cook, of Hum boldt, were visitors in auto yesterday with Prescott friends. Mrs. Cook is recovering from an accident sustain cd short time ago, at Oak creek, when she fell on a boulder, fracturing ba- 1aft ,,.r;e4
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Concludes Work.

R. L. Merritt, who had been il charge of engineering the new road way through Black canyon, and A. ( Best, who supervised construction have returned to the city, the worl being completed, and the route open ed to traffic.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Pioneer Visitor.

O. F.. Walker, for many years a resident of this section, was an ar rival Sunday from Kingman, to re- main for several days visiting with friends.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26
Passing Through.
Going to Verde.

Mir. and Mrs. John L. Jay are re cent arrivals from Visalia, Cal, ana later will leave for the Verde valley to visit with relatives. Mrs. Jay wa, formerly resident of the Mogollor mountains, with her brother, H. J Moore, who followed the cattle busi' ness.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18

The prices of Thanksgiving poultry
In Allentown have been Axed at thirty.
Ave cents a pound for turkeys and
twenty-eight for chickens.
Giuseppe n. Delgrosso. aged thirty,
was killed by a dynamite explosion
while working on the Broad Fork
brick road at ConnellsVille.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania
food department found three samples
Of butter in Lehigh county stores con.
tanning forty per cent Of water.
Andy Ceioc, aged twenty-four, a
miner, died as a result OF both legs
having been crushed by a West Penn
car at Trotter, near CennSllsVfaO.
Jerry Donovan, serving a sAOrt SEN
tence I'm Bradford county jail, became
dependent, grabbed o cup OF GReo1ine,
drank 1t and died I'm a few hours.
The mines Of the HazleteR region
operated in eight-hour shifts, despite
election day, which in other years was
always a valid reason for suspension.
The National Transit Pump and
Machine company, of Oil City, has
given notice Of an increase in prices
OF all products effective November 10.
The state board of charities aA-
tourned its hearing for central Penn.
sylvania charitable institutions desE-
Ing recommendations for appropri@
tons.
Loss OF the sight Of an eye may
result from the explosion of air r1le
which burst when Donald FTurie, New
Cumberland, fred n 32-calibre bullet
In II.
Charles Fullerton, aged fifty, was
seriously injured when he received fifty
small shot from the shotgun Of his
son, John Fullerton, in his hands and
body.
Blinded in one eye, Joseph Henson,
Carlisle quarry employe, worked
until quitting time, and not until next
day did ne know he had lost his sight
permanently.
Over TOO men and boys struck at
the Lehigh Coal & Navigation COM
pany's No. colliery, near Tamaqua,
because a few men failed to wear un.
ion buttons.
The Lehigh Valley Coal company
has sent word to all it's agents to urge
dealers to dump coal with as little
delay as possible, In view of the scar.
city of cars.
Mrs. Charles Bornheiser, nineteen,
bride of year, has vanished from
Hazleton with her six-weeks-old child,
and Bornheiser has sworn out war.
rant for her arrest.
Freight business in the Colebrook.
dale railroad between Pottstown and
Barto has increased so greatly that,
instead of twelve to fifteen cars, some
trains have forty.
Special officers of the Lehigh Valley
Coal company raided the company's
culm banks at Lewiston, Carbon coun-
ty, and arrested fifteen women picking
coal and culm there.
Matthew Reiser, q ten-year-old Ha.
zle Brook youngster, has confessed
that he set fire to the Haze Brook
school building, when bucket brigade
saved the structure.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18

A Lehigh Valley railroad wreck near
Weatherly demolished four gondola
coal cars, reduced 500 ties to kindling
wood and knocked the rails / of
place, delaying traffic.
South Bethlehem voted by q majori
ty OF 453 to bond the borough in the
SUM of $175,000 to permanently i'm.
prove the streets and purchase motor.
driven fire apparatus.
Vandals raided the watersheds of
the Wyoming Valley Water Supply
company, at Dreck's Creek, and pull
ed up over 200 pine trees planted this
year for reforestation.
Suspecting that Dennis Boyle, of
Yorktown, met with foul play, Police
Chief Postupeck, of McAdoo, has re.
quested the coroner to disinter his
body and hold an inquest.
Berks county farmers have started
selling turkeys for Thanksgiving din
ners, and are receiving from thirty to
thirty-five cents, live weight, or forty
to forty-two cents dressed.
The Warren board of health has Is.
sued orders to muzzle all dogs for
sixty days, following information that
the dog which bit John Gerow two
days ago was suffering with rabies.
It cost Lebanon county taxpayers
an average of $11.31 a vote In the cleo.
tion in Cold Sprink township, where
the three electors cast their ballots
solidly for the whole Republican tick
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