Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-15

two months.
 Visit Ends.
 L. A. Ryan and D. L. Hortnett
 after pleasure visit with friends
 during the past week. returned to
 Jerome yesterday.
 Fever Stricken.
 | Advices from Dewey state that iseveral children are afflicted with
 scarlet fever, and the public school
 will remain closed for the rest of
 this week
 Leaves for Mines.
 Mrs. William Brown and family
 arrived from Poland yesterday and
 leave today for Maxton to join Mr.
 Brown, who is engaged in mining
 on the Hassayampa
 Visiting Miner.
 A. 5. Davidson. mining in the
 Turkey Creek county, is in the city
 for a few days on business, report ing that silver field. as going ahead and regular shipments being made.
 Official Visitor.
 pr. A. P. Morrison, chief surgeon of the Santa Fe railroad coast lines, was Sunday visitor to the city from Los Angeles and will remain in the state for several days on pro fessional duties.
 To the Mines.
 J. W. Warren, of Kingman, is in the city en route to the Big Bug country, where he has mining inter ests on which to begin development He IS frequent visitor and will es- tablish a permanent camp.
 Sells Mines.
 Henry Barkschat has sold to Francis s. Law, of San Diego, his one-sixth interest iu a group of sev- en copper mines in Copper Basin, for a nominal consideration, the deed being filed for record yester- day Buisness Trip.
 H. w. Cole, miner and merchant of Wagoner. in Walnut Grove, is in the city on a business trip, and | gives a good report of that country. with the first snow of over a foot in depth as the outcome of the recent storm.
 Hauling Resumed.
 Geo. C. Ruffner reached the city yesterday from Skull Valley via Copper Basin, and states that freigh- ting Commercial ores to the railroad has been resumed after only one day of interruption through the heavy Snows.
 New Teacher.
 A. B. Hoag, until recently em- 'loyed by the government in the Philippines, as a teacher, has ar ], -ived from the coast, and accsp pted he position of teacher of the pub ic school at Dewey, leaving for that 'lace yesterday 'atal Affliction.
 Thomas Jones, a young man of z years, passed away yesterday at lercy Hospital, from tuberculosis Ie arrived in the city less than 1onth ago. His native state is Jew York, where he is said to have elatives residing. Interests.
 Frank Clawson, identified with the "a Gracia Mining Company, has ar V wed from Los Angeles, on his re- s ular trip of inspection, and leaves n a few days for the camp in the lack Hills. Development goes b head and conditions are satisfac- T, 'ry. ft' g lining Transaction. 5 it-.-- h. C. NJ. Sexton, as trustee, has filed W 1T record deed to Lillian M. W rimes, for the holdings of the New D, umberland Mining and Milling u which are situated on pl inc Flat. The consideration cov- Si $ the liquidation of certain indeb- fe dness. al pod Showing. a: Fred Rowe, contracting on the th nk to Rise Mine, in Copper Basin SC strict, was in the city yesterday, m i'd reports the new shaft as car w ing bodies of sulphide ore, and ar outlook as decidedly encourage g. He is after supplies and re- ce rms today. ma ith the Rangemen. de Among those to leave the city so turday to attend the National Live sti ock Convention at Phoenix which ci, gan yesterday were Thomas and to arles King. Nelson Puntenney, be d Charles Burkes Geo. A. Car du