Weekly journal-miner., 1913-12-17
CITY NEWS
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(Frorn Wednesdays Daily.)

(From Wednesdays Daily)
 On Business.
 ! s. w. Holder was in the cit,
 yesterday on business from Kirk
 land valley. where he has larg,
 goat interests.
 Business Trip.
 F.. kovovich. the merchant o ! Jerome. was an arrival in the city yesterday on business and registered
 at the St. Michael hotel.
 Visit Ends.
 Mrs. C. D. Rynearson of Kirk land valley, who had been in the city for the past week visiting with
 friends and was the guest of Mrs I J. (. Bradbury, returned home yes
 terday.
 Visiting Friend.
 Miss Louise Nelson left yester- day for Jerome, where she will be the guest for few weeks of Mrs. II. w. Joss and other friends.
 From the Ranch.
 J. K. Hall, well known as a farmer of Lower Lynx creek. was in the city yesterday on business. reporting conditions as favorable from the abundant rains that have fallen in the past few weeks.
 Attending Court.
 F. (. Lauzon and T. ]. Mings, of Clsrkdale, and NJ. B. Lauzon. of Chloride. Mohave county. are in the city attending Superior Court as witnesses in certain crim- inal cases.
 Official Visitor.
 II. s. Creighton. attached to the customs service at Nogales. in the immigration department. was an ar rival in the city yesterdaya on off cial duties and registered at the St Michael.
 Outside Visitors.
 Harry Henderson of Walker, Mrs. Harriet Dunn of Humboldt. F. T. Dickerson and T. ]. Boren of Camp Verde were arrivals in the city yesterday and registered at Brink meyers hotel.
 Small Shipment.
 ]. V. Dickson was in the city yesterday loading a small shipment of cattle for Phoenix. the buyer being H. C. Cavness. The roundup was made to the west of the city a few miles. and the stock was in fine shape for feeding.
 Brief Visitors.
 Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Davenport were brief visitors to the city yes terday from Humboldt. where the former is physician to the Consoii- dated. He states that a large amount of improved machinery is being added. and the future of the smelling center seems to be firmly established.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 T. D. Carter. one of the best known pioneer residents of Walnut Grove. is in the city on business He states that the rush to Oak Creek continues. and placer mining is the indueement The big rains have benefited farmers as well as miners. and he is quite enthusiastic over the outlook in both indus tries.
 Critically III. 4g-.
 Reports from Humboldt yester- day afternoon were that the condi ton of Captain J. H. Farrell was critical and his death was expected to occur at any moment. He isE afflicted with an intestinal tumor. from which he has been suffering for sometime. He remains in al partially unconscious state. and his recovery has been abandoned by physicians. Shipping the Bovine.
 NY NA-..r tha f4t-l yesterday from the Coyote ranch, where he states the last of the shipment of several hundred head of cattle to George Day of Phoenix was made on Monday from Del Rio. This will end sales for the winter from his herds. after one of the best seasons known for many years. May Locate Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Simpson. of Kas., after a brief so- journ. resumed their journey to the coast yesterday. They are cousins Of E. Brannen, the architect, and it is probable they will make this section their future home, Mir. Simpson stating that he will engage in farming and livestock raising, after making an inspection of vari- ous localities adjacent to the city. Mining Business.
 George P. Harrin"ton was an ar rival Monday from Crown King, where he continues operations on the Nelson group, reporting condi- tionS as satisfactory. The driving of the long tunnel under contract goes ahead without interruption, and as to the results he is decid edly optimistic He is here on business affecting his other interests in that field. Verde Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Wingfeld were arrivals from Camp Verde yesterday in their auto. and report the trip attended with difficulty, owing to the heavy roads from late rains. They were accompa- nied by Arthur Casmey. brother of Mrs. Wingfield, who is visiting the