Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-17
Verde Visitor.

on business. Realty Sold.
 Mrs. Isis West has sold to Mrs Mollie NJ. and H. C. Storey her lot and residence situated on South Pleasant street, the deed being filed for record yesterday for nominal sum. Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. Eli Stauffer has returned from Pasadena, Cal, after a month visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Swischer, and other relatives From the East J. w. Norton arrived from Kan sas City yesterday en route to the Coyote ranch in Lonesome Valley. which he has owned for many years. He is to remain in this sec ton indefinitely.
 Passes Through.
 Richard Liner, of Jerome, formerly a resident of this city, passed through yesterday for the Agua Caliente Springs to take the water cure for severe attack of rheu matism for the next month.
 To New Home.
 The many friends in the city cf Mrs. s. E. Metcalf will regret to learn that she left yesterday for Clarkdale to reside, joining her hus- band, assistant agent of the Verde valley railway She was accompa- nied by her sons, Lawrence and Marion Metcalf.
 Mining Man Here.
 O. C. Evans, associated with H. l.. Roper, in a mine undertaking on Cherry Creek, arrived from Cincin- nati Ohio, yesterday and is regis tered at the St. Michael. Both left in auto later in the day for the camp where operations are to begin by diamond drilling, that precedes practical mine work Leaves for Home.
 Frank Dickerson, the business man of Seligman, left for home yes terday and will go to Los Angeles to attend the funeral of Charles l Pitts, who was shot by May Clark, and passed away on the train while being taken to that city for medical attention Mining Business.
 H. P. Bardshar, Of the Safe Mines Company. of Ash Creek, arrived m the city yesterday on a business visit.
 Valley Visitors.
 Flying Trip.
 C. A. Randall, in charge of the affairs of the Congress mines. made | flying trip to the city yesterday to consult with F M Murphy on business. He states the public school | opens on next Monday. and notwith- standing the district is at stand still in mining. the attendance will be normal, with two teachers em- ployed. Congress is one of the richest districts in the state and has a cash balance of several thousand dollars on hand from past years when it was a thrifty mining camp. Visitors Leave.
 Hon. and Mrs. Alfred Kinney, of Globe, and guest, LeRoy Middleton, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Masons of the State, resumed their journey homeward yesterday m rning in their auto. They made a trip through the northern part of the State, spending one week in this city. They are pleased with the country and contemplate returning at the first opportunity. Mir. Middle ton officiated at the Grand Canyon session of Masons Mir. Kinney was a member of the lower house of the legislature. IL was his first trip Visitors Leave.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. NJ. Galliver, of PhoeniN. returned home yesterday, several weeks of a visit While here they were entertained by Mrs. E. F Bowers and Mrs. Hummer Wills. I Returns Home.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Blake. daughter of T. w. Otis, concluded a three months visit to the city yesterday and returned to Santa Ana, Cal, | her home, accompanied by her chil- dren. Mir. Blake spends the greater C part of his time in Ray, Hayden and a Wenden, where he has charge of the r three banking houses of the Guggen- helms Valley Visitor.
 (. D. Rynearson, of Kirkland val | Icy, who is in the city, stated yes