Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-27
Yearns for Arizona.

SireS 10 pass the IelildlilluS udN
 amid the scenes he knows so well.
 (From Tuesdays Daily) Attorney Anderson on Trip. ] Attorney LeRoy Anderson left
 yesterday for a brief trip to Cali
 ;ornia.
 Marriage License.
 C. A. Reuter- and Miss A. NJ.
 Groves, both of this city, were yes
 -erday granted marriage license by
 the court clerks office.
 Land Deal.
 A. C. and J. S. Tilden have sold to'
 Ernest Mahurin a strip of land with
 forty-inch water right in the Verde Valley, for the sum of 5000 ac
 cording to the deed filed for record.
 Brief Visit.
 Miss Amanda Austerman has re-
 turned from Cedar Glade, where she i visited for few days with her sis
 ter, Mrs. ]. E. Pothast, and other
 relatives, reporting a very enjoyable
 outing.
 To Enjoy Climate.
 Mrs. J. K. Murphy. wife of the
 Maricopa county deputy sheriff, ar rived yesterday from Wickenburg, to remain for the rest of the summer. and is accompanied by her children. Appointed Appraisers.
 A. A. Johns, G. E. Meany and H. ! R. Wood were yesterday appointed by Judge F. o. Smith appraisers in he estate of John Sorg. deceased. ] The appraisal must be made on Sep : tember 9th at the office of the Cont i nercial Trust & Savings Bank Visited the North.
 Mir and Mrs. E. C. Taylor, of Hay den. Pinal county, after month of recreation in the northern part of the State, are again in the city en route home. They are accompanied by Miss M Heermans. sister of Mrs. Taylor, and travel in an auto. Valley Visitors.
 w. L. Roberts. James Russell, William Cooper and Ed Coughran, all of Skull Valley. were business visitors to the city yesterday. MT Russell states he is building a new wagon road to his mining camp. and is to be taken in. Work has been resumed with a force of six miners, and shipping to the smelters starts in few weeks. Passing Through.
 Chairman W. P Geary. of the State Corporation Commission, passed the city yesterday for Coco nino county on official business and it is believed the wild transactions of the Ranchers Trust Company is the occasion for his going north to make a thorough investigation of that al legged illegitimate concern. Vacation Ends.
 Miss Belle Smith, neice of Mrs. P. C. Wilder of this city, and Post , master A. l.. Smith, concluded her | vacation to the city Saturday and ' to Los Angeles, where she has been retained to teach in the public schools. Her popularity was { expressed by the large number 0f [ friends who were at the depot 10 : say farewell. s Resumes Studies. '
 The many friends in Prescott of Bruce Piper, son of Assistant Post master and Mrs. J. N. Piper. will be pleased to learn that he has recover | ed from a serious accident of several { ago at the Dalles. Oregon, ' and has resumed his studies at Stan I ford University, Cal. Piper at the i time of being thrown from a motor | car was in the employ of the Recla- nation service of the government in C m engineering capacity, and was so a badly injured in the fall, that he was confined in the federal hospital for k over four months The place of the ( accident was within a few hundred eet of where his brother, Bently a Piper was drowned only a short time & before.
 Continues III. q
 The prolonged illness of C. F. Cox, as a public school teach r throughout the county. who is at h Ta-~, bos,i+aI is o~ca sionir,u re ,-