Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-05
Finishing Touches.
Erom Saturdays Daily)

of this popular resort
 (From Saturdays Daily) Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. F. F.. Blalock of Jerome function is in the city to remain for several days visiting with friends. To the Capital.
 Mrs. T. ]. Marks and daughter, Miss Millie Marks. have left for Phoenix to visit with friends for a few weeks.
 Changes Location. ! T. L. Mclaughlin is now located in the building formerly occupied by Mrs. H. F. Heine. with his trans fer and express business.
 Legal Business. Attorney Robert E. Morrison left Thursday for Phoenix, Yuma and Los Angeles on legal mission. to be away for the next week. Visited Old Home: ] William King, nephew of NIT. and Mrs. Robert Birch, returned yester- day from a two months trip to his former home in North Dakota. From the Range. Fred Back. one of the big cattle ment of the Verde country, Is m inc city on business and reports the industry in fine shape to enter the winter
 Small Mining Deal.
 w. H. Bauder has sold to K. 0. ] Hanson. the Hanson mining ciaIm in Eureka district, the deed being filed for record yesterday for nomi- nal sum.
 To Range Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Danny and Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Funk re- turned to Anvil Rock yesterday in their autos, after an enjoyable week in visiting with relatives and friends. Home From Coast.
 Mrs. w. T. Sanders, wife Of the brakeman of the s. F., P. & P. railroad. returned Thursday from a few weeks visit with relatives at Oakland, Cal
 Mining MlSSlon. Ed Block left Thursday for Los Angeles. where he is called on i'm portant business affecting his min ing interests ill this field. He will be away for the next week. To the Coast.
 Miss Charity Sparks left yester- day for an extended trip to San Francisco, to be the guest Of friends. She was accompanied as far as Phoenix by Mir. and Mrs. K. l.. Soils.
 Brief Visitor.
 Attorney s. D. Stewart, of King man. formerly a resident of this city, was a brief visitor Thursday on professional matters, and received welcome from many old-time friends.
 To the South.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts and daughter, Mrs. w. s. Kellis, left for the south Thursday, the former to Flor ence to remain for the winter, and the latter to Wickenburg on an ex- tended visit.
 Mining Business.
 E. B. Peterson, the mining man of the Huron field, is in the city on a business trip and reports quite movement going on in the reviving of several old-time properties in that and the McCabe section. Wheel Deal.
 A bill of sale was filed for record yesterday for the Ferris wheel of the Carnival Company, by which the apparatus was purchased from Vincent Book by Harriet NJ. Hof- man. The price paid was not given in the document.
 Cattle Shipping.
 l. D. L. Williams, president of the Bar Diamond Cattle Company, left yesterday for Big Chino valley to begin shipping cattle to Phoenix for feeding. The first consignment consists Of about 300 head, and is sold to a coast buyer. Driving South
 Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Burton were in the city yesterday from Upper Verde and the former states the driving of his sheep to the southern winter feeding grounds is now going on. Other sheep growers have also started to move to the desert. Miner Injured.
 Pete Giroux was in the city yes terday from the Henrietta mining camp where he is operating under a lease to receive medical attention to his eye. a piece of steel entering the same while he was drilling. The wound is light. He returns home today. Cattle Transaction.
 Roy C. Ralston, of the Verde val ley, has sold to J. H. Maders a one-half interest in the rafter eleven brand of cattle and a one-half in- terest in the race track pasture, both holdings being situated at the Al, l.