Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-22

Santa Maris country, were business visitors to the city yesterday, all re-
 porting the livestock industry in
 good condition.
 Returns From Coast. Fred w. Williams who was sum moned last week to the coast on ac-
 count of the serious illness of his
 wife, returned yesterday and reports
 her condition as materially improv-
 ed. She will remain away for the rest of the winter.
 Mining Deal
 The Commercial Trust and Sav- ings Bank, as the assignee of the Voge Liquor Company, has sold a one-half interest of the Lime mining claim in Turkey Creek district to Geo. H. Freyda, for a nominal sum, the deed being filed for record yes terday.
 Concludes Inspection.
 Frank Clawsen, stockholder Of the LaGracia Mining Company has concluded his examination and left yesterday for Long Beach, Cal. He is well pleased with conditions in the deeper workings, and reports de- velopment going ahead with the us ual force employed.
 More trouble.
 LeRoy Anderson of the legal de- partment of the United Verde Cop per Company, left yesterday for Phoenix, where he appears today before the Corporation Commission on the light and power rules order ed to be observed by his clients in the city of Jerome in the future. Hymeneal Event.
 A marriage license was issued yesterday to Mrs. Louise Irvine, and Jacob Utter, by the clerk of the Su- perior Court. Mir. Utter is recent arrival from Coconino county, while the bride-to-be for sometime has been a resident of this city, and is favorably known to many.
 In New Field.
 F. D. Barr, who will be well re- membered in this section, as a min ing man, is now located in the Vul- ture country, where he has acquir ed group of five mines, and started up development on quite large scale. C. w. Platt, also formerly of this city, is in charge as superinten- dent.
 From the Camp.
 w. J. Martin, general manager of the Yuma Warrior mines in the Harqua Hala mountains, has return ed to the city on brief business trip, and reports exploration going ahead energetically, with determina- tions as satisfactory. He feels very much elated over the outlook. He is drifting and cutting from the 400-foot level Through the State.
 Malcolm A. Fraser, secretary of the chamber of commerce, left yes terday for a business tour of South ern Arizona, and will remain away for the next two weeks. He Is pill oting NJ. O. Eldridge, Of Washing ton, assistant chief of the bureau of good roads, through the state on a featuring tour on good roads. Fitting Farewell.
 MT and Mrs. A. w. Edwards left yesterday for Los Altos, Cal, where they will reside in the future, and were accompanied by Frank Leck- lider, brother of Mrs Edwards, who will engage in business in that sec tion. A large number of their friends at the depot to bid them farewell, and re regret was ex- pressed over their leaving the city. East on Business.
 Captain A. w. Farney, president of the Lynx Creek Land and De Company, operating the old hydraulics, left yesterday for Chicago, on a brief business trip. He returns next week and stated that the Speck dredging plant recently purchased, had been lifted out of the creek bed. and in a short time would be moved to the site where an ex- perimental test Is to be made of its adaptability to handle the placer ground of the company. Mrs Far ney remains at the camp.