Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-26
City News
 ....Il Brief
FSom Thursdays Daily.)

Mrs. Elmer Boyd left yesterday
 for Kansas City, where she will wis
 it with her sisters for the next two
 months.
 To the Mines.
 Otto Lund, IT., left yesterday for
 the Parker country, where he will
 be employed by mining company,
 in mechanical capacity.
 Rural Visitors.
 Harry Minuse and John Clock. we'll known farmers of the Agua
 Fria Valley are in the city for few days on litigation and other busi- ness.
 Vacation Trip.
 Richard, the young son of Mir. and Mrs. John Boyd, left yesterday for Kansas City to enjoy few weeks vacation with friends at the old home
 On Litigation.
 Robert E. Morrison the attorney left yesterday for Holbrook, where he has litigation to look after in the Superior Court for the rest of the week
 Mining Mission.
 Col L. w. Getchel left yesterday for Los Angeles to consult with as sociates on mining matters affecting certain interests to the south of this city. Masonic Event.
 A. D. Barnhart left yesterday for Phoenix, to attend a gathering of the Mystic Shriners, and will be fol- lowed today by delegation of local Masons.
 Return From Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson returned yesterday from Los Ange- les and Phoenix where the former was called on legal business for the United Verde Copper Company. Business Trip.
 Charles Zieger, of Fl Paso, Texas, is in the city on business pertaining to the estate of his deceased brother Edward Zieger, who had valuable interests in the western part of the county. The Beautiful.
 Snow commenced to fall in the | good old fashioned way last night | and up to an early hour this m9rn- ing about eight inches was the depth. It is the heaviest fall of the present winter.
 Land Transaction.
 J. A. Grelle, the Blackberry live stock grower, has sold to P. A. Johns of this city, a possessory right near Yampai station on the main line of he Santa Fe railroad, with all water rights. for the sum of S4,OOO, the Iced being filed for record ycster- lay.
 V lSltIlS SCnlIdCtOr.
 L. J. Smith, president of the con truction company that bears his lame, Is recent arrival from Kan as City, Mo-, on business. The ( bove company constructed the !rade of the Verde Valley railway nd Is now engaged in similar work : m the main line of the Santa Fe. t 'tamps to Drop. IF John s. Jones returns to his camp T T Chaparral today and announced . hat a large tonnage is ready from C he Union mine and custom produc- a rs to be treated He contempiates [ unning the mill for the next sixty avs, water being abundant for the rst time in many months r atisfed Rangeman.
 C. A. Shipp, one of the represen- ,. ltive rangemen of the western part T the county, was in the city yes ,rday from the Santa Maria coun- D y, where he has been located for any years He states that alfileria \, nd gramma grasses have commenc- | to spring up, and feeding was etter for this time of the year than ID Ter before known. Cattle passed trough the winter in fine condition, :, Id all owners were pleased with tt e outlook.
 reparing to Ship. T, Scotty Thompson, owner of the hampton group of mines, situated ., ,ar the Climax and the first north =. ,tension of the Billy Boy, while =,
 the city yesterday stated that V, had terminated so sat M that he would make a ipment of a car load to either Fl z. lso or the Needles early in March sL he ore is free gold and also carries o; heavy Der centape Of oalena an