Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-13

filed for record yesterday, for ;
 nominal consideration.
 Business Deal.
 Earl Beck has sold to ? A. Proes
 ser, a one-third interest in the Rad
 ley Transfer Company of Jerome
 for the sum of S25O, the bill oi sale
 being filed for record yesterday.
 Return Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Moses, cf
 Zonia, returned home yesterday, after
 being detained for several days On
 business. The former continues de- velopment of his group that adjoins
 the famed Vesuvius gold mine, the latter being the center of big gold
 strike short time ago, and which the visitor verifies, as a remarL sble one. MT Moses states that the Zonia field is attracting very much attention through the fine showing made at several claims, and the steady shipping of ore to smelters in the southern part of the State.
 Automobile Trip.
 F. w. Foster, of the Hill Hard ware Company, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will make ar engagements for introducing this Fall the new model of 1914 Ford cars He stated that a material reduction was to be made in the auto of this firm, and with the improvements over former years, the inducement to buy would be decidedly attractive Before returning, he will visit with his wife and family who are sojourn- ing at the seaside resorts.
 Buys Fine Steed.
 Joe E. Cook brought from Mayer yesterday as fine a specimen of the equine family as was ever reared ;n the county. It is jet black in color, and was purchased by Col J. T. McCurdy, the well known horse fancier, for his personal uses in and out of the city. MT. Cook states that he is preparing to again engage in the livestock industry, after certain business matters at Mayer are closed up.
 Fraternal Mission.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Brecht left yesterday for Denver, where the former participates in the annual conclave of the Knights Templar, of which order he is a member They then go to Rochester, \. Y., for an extended visit with relatives. Taking Layoff.
 E. L. Booth, assayer and metal 1urgist of the Swastika Development Company arrived from the camp in the Bradshaws yesterday, and is en route to New York City for a months visit with relatives and friends, after which he returns to resume his duties. Coed Results.
 Felix Dinwiddie and Oscar Berton, placer miners of the western slope | of the Bradshaws, near Milk creek, | are in the city and bring in several large nuggets and considerable fine dust, from a month of working cer- tain placers. They are well pleased | and state over $ per day to ,each, was the return. They are preparing | to lea'e for the Quartzite country the latter part of September. where they have locations. Copper City Visitors.
 Among the visitors to the city 1 yesterday from Jerome, on naturali- zation duties before the Superior | Court, were C. E. Hughes, John Opman, as witnesses, and I. Ault- man, Dennis Harrington, John Ri vokaYich. Emil Karvokovich and | Pete Arnold, who sought to be ad- mitted as citizens.
 The Old Way.
 NIT. and Mrs. J. V. Dickson, of Skull Valley, were visitors to the city yesterday, making the trip in a team and over the old Iron Springs | roadway, for the first time in many | years Returning home they go via Copper Basin, the former road | being in a deplorable condition and l only fit for horseback riding. Bradshaw Visitor.
 O. A. Taylor, the business man of Crown King, is in the city and registered at the Sherman House. Draining the Country.
 Arrivals in the city from Wicken- burg during the week state that nearly half the male population of that city, and practically every resi- dent of Savers, Constellation and adjacent localities has been subpoe