Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-24

leave today for the Verde valley To Blue Grass State.
 Mir and Mrs. w. NJ. Wood l.,, yesterday for Hopkinsviilc. Ken. lucky. their old home, where they will visit with their parents u,Gt late in the year, when they rc,ur, Visited Old Home.
 Harry Marshall, formerly a re,;. dent of this city and with the BiIe,. Lockhart Company. was a vis;,or with his parents and friends sur. day, returning to Glendale yes,cr. day.
 Visiting Rangeman.
 Pete LaTourctte, one of the bic livestock growers of the Lower Verde country. arrived from phoe. nix yesterday and is cn route ,o his headquarter ranch near Bloody Basin.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. Erie Bloom, wife of ,h. foreman of the Lincoln mines ne,, Grown King. returned yesterday from an extended visit with relatives in Iowa. and leave tomorrow for the mining camp.
 Land Transaction.
 Thomas Carol has sold to Tbos Taylor. twenty acres of land and water rights in the Verde valley near Cottonwood, for the sum of S2,2sO. the deed being filed for record yesterday.
 En Route to Oil Fields.
 II. H. McPhaul. the first man who displayed faith in the possibiii. ties of the Verde as an oil-producinU region, is here from Yuma, on route to the field in behalf of parties from that town who have locations there Revives Mines.
 Richard McNary was in the city yesterday from his mines in Conner Basin district, and states that in q few days he will resume deyelon. ment. He has attractive gold claims which have been satisfactory pro. duccrs.
 From the Mines.
 F.. II. keays was in the city yes. terday from his Emporia mines in Groom Creek district, where he con. tinucs development. with the show. ing as satisfactory. Several mines are being opened by individual own. CTS.
 "The Climate Cures"
 Fred (. Mclin, for the past four months a resident of this city. re- turned yesterday to his home in Los Angeles. fully restored 10 health He is an enthusiast on the curative properties of the climate, and con,emplates returning next year.
 Partnership Transaction.
 Paul II. Wright has sold to Ray iiill portion of the old Cooksey ranch in the Camp Wood country. Tor the sum of Sl,3sO. the deal being closed on Saturday, This transaction does not disturb the partnership in terests existing between Wright and Hill, in land and other interests in that country.
 Prominent Arizonan Here.
 w. C. Gilmore, county attorney of Coehise county, and prominently known in the south, is in Prescott on private business and on a pleas ure trip, to remain for several days. He left last night for Jerome for a lew days inspection of the big cop per camp.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. J. c. Stewart, wife of the popular conductor of the s. F., P. @ r. railway, and daughters, the Misses Nonelva and Norma Stewart, ie't yesterday for Gunnison. Colo. rado' where they will spend the summer with relatives and friends w '"N piu HoIHe,
 Mining Deal.
 Ihad w. Park. of Jerome, has so'd to Mrs.' Lily NJ. Lepper. of Locksburg. Arkansas, his onc-half interest in group of mines in the verde mining district, the transac. ,lon being closed few days ago. The consideration is supposed to be quite an important one, but was not given publicity. Valley Visitors.
 Among the outside visitors to the city yesterday were Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Cook. Mrs. James w. Cook and Miss Rachel Redden, of Kirk land valley, who will visit with