Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-29
(From Saturdays Daily.)

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 J. H. Mulrein is in the city from Phoenix, looking after his real es- tate and other interests here. Returning Home.
 H. H. Perkins, merchant of Crown King, arrived from Phoenix on Thursday and left yesterday for home.
 Parents Rejoice.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Kehr are rejoicing over the arrival at their home of a fine little daughter, the event taking place yesterday. Visiting Attorney.
 J. E. Jones, the attorney of Flag staff, arrived yesterday to look after the interests of clients in the feder- al court of this county. Outside Visitor.
 Ira L. Wood, of Lynx Creek, is in the city on a brief business trip. He is recently from Missouri, and com es for the benefit of his health. Country Visitor.
 Clarence Sexton, mining in the Hassayampa country, was a visitor to the city yesterday. He has gold mines in the Walnut Grove coun- try.
 To the Coast.
 Mir and Mrs. F. NJ Murphy left yesterday for Los Angeles, the for mer on mining business, and the latter to visit with relatives for sev- eral days
 For the Winter.
 Mrs. Lulu Ward, of Benton, Illi- nois, mother of Mrs. Lester Ruffner, arrived this morning and will re- main for the winter as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Ruffner. Mining Business.
 O. O. Smith and w. D. Alexan- der, miEing men of the Columbia sec ton in Southern Yavapai, are in the city and will make examinations of properties adjacent to this city Condition Favorable.
 Reports last night from the home of Harry Harter were favorable for his recovery, the crisis of his afflic ton having passed. which his many friends in the city and elsewhere will be pleased to learn. Land Litigation.
 Judge R. P Talbott left ycster- day to appear before the United States Land Office on litigation af- fecting certain lands in the Mesa country, of importance, and expects to return on Monday.
 Mine Machinery Sold.
 James Cassidy and Geo. w. Mo dole have sold to George Hammer miscellaneous assortment of mine operating machinery, the bill of sale being filed for record yesterday for the sum of $500
 Former Resident. E. D. Reading, formerly a resident of this city, has returned from Fl Paso, Texas, to temporarily take charge of the local business of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, and during the absence of O. H. Tucker in San Francisco.
 Investigating Records. William H. Wahl, of Springer vile, Apache county, one of the best known rangemen in that section of the state, is in the city for a few days making an examination of re- cords of the superior court, on liti- gation with which he is identified. Return to Remain.
 NIT. and Mrs. John A. Bozarth arrived yesterday from Wickenburg, to again make Prescott their future home, the former disposing of his business in the above city. He leaves in a few days for Florida, where he has interests to look af- ter.
 Mine Transaction.
 Mrs. Lizzie Moe, Gertrude and Rose Goddard have sold to James Adams, group of five placer min es, and water rights situated near the old Swilling ranch in Black Canyon, for a nominal considera- ton according to a deed filed for re- cord yesterday.
 Mine Examination. Wilbur R. Scott, mining engineer, has arrived from Silver City, N. NJ, and will examine mines in the Brad shaw region for an eastern syndi- cate. He continues his journey to the coast today, deferring his trip | ha oh ea~+,1,, Ia