Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-05
CITY NEWS
 IN BRIEF
(From Fridays Daily)


 L. ?. Nellis, merchant and mine owner Of Turkey. Is in the city on business trip for few days. From the North.
 Joe Barr, of the firm of Dial & Barr of Seligman, and Thomas Lar sen are in the city on business, making the trip in an auto. Pleased Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. Davey and NJ Loftus of Clarkdale, visitors 10 the fair. returned home yesterday and expressed themselves as delighted with their visit and especially the fair.
 Brief Visitor.
 Archie Grant. contractor and builder of Flagstaff, was among the visitors to the city during the fair to greet old-time friends at his former home. He returned north yesterday.
 Business Trip.
 o. I. Tawney, interested in mines in Lower Turkey creek, is in the city en route to Chicago on business pertaining to his holdings. He gives a good report of conditions in that silver field.
 Entertained Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ Andres enter tained during the fair Mir and Mrs. M Haskins of Jerome, the latter making the trip in their auto. They were pleased visitors and returned home yesterday.
 Mining Visitor.
 George H. Freyda, mining and dry farming on Upper Big creek. was in the city yesterday on busi- ness. He is preparing to lay down the hoe and start the drill to go- ing into the hard formation. Visited Friends.
 Dr. and Mrs. Riley Shrum of Jerome returned home yesterday in their auto. coming to attend the fair and visit with their daughter, Miss Marjorie Shrum. at St Joseph's, and their many friends here Brief Visitor.
 Jack Newcome of the C. C. Hutchinson Sheep Company was an arrival Wednesday to take in the closing days of the fair and look after the sheep interests of the firm on display at the fair grounds. Mining Deal.
 David Care has sold to R. R. Brownheld his one-half interest in the North View and the Sunny South mining claims in Black Can yon district for nominal sum, the deed being filed for record yester- day.
 Attorney Morgan Returns.
 Assistant County Attorney Jo- tieph Motgan retuThed yesterday from a months vacation to his na- tive town and relatives in Nebras- ka. The popular local attorney de- clares the trip was one of enjoy ment. Takes Back Track.
 Judge D. J. Foley, formerly a justice of the peace of McCabe, was in the city yesterday from Hum- boldt on business. He states that smelter smoke is not as agreeable to inhale as the dust of the sul- phides, hence he has packed his eff fleets and moved back to the old mining camp, never to leave the old haunts. { From the South.
 w. T. Sawyer, we'll known in min ing circles, is in the city from Rees, where he has interests. Try Out Machine
 J. H. Maders, a recent auto con vert, made the trip to the city from Dewey yesterday in his car and was accompanied by Harry Vinuse. as an emergency passenger to look after tire troubles. Returns Home.
 Guy Kirkland in the offices of the Santa Fe railroad at Seligman, after a few days in the city attend ing the fair, returned home yester- day well pleased with the fair and enjoying his brief vacation with friends here.
 Flying Trip.
 Robert Burns, farming at the Lucky Star mining camp in Lone some valley, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday on business. Burns makes speciality of chicken raising and is considered an au- Al Al.