Weekly journal-miner., 1913-12-24
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 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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OQlfcS duQ lO NlSh N4AA lIlCuNS- Visiting Attorneys.
 NJ. NJ. Gordon and C. M Helm, attorneys of Jerome, are in the city on business before the Superior Court for few days. Country Visitor.
 Mrs. William Rhodes of Jerome Junction is in the city for few days to visit with her many friends and to do holiday shopping. From the Country.
 Frank Rynearson was in the city Tuesday on business from the tufa mines of his brother in Kirkland valley.
 Visitors Leave.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Rudy, of Kirkland valley, after several days in the city visiting with relatives and friends, returned home Tues day
 Mining Business.
 4. R. DeKuhn, of the Safe Mines Company of Ash Greek, was an ar rival m the city yesterday on bus mess. and registered at the St. Michael.
 Business Trip.
 Fritz Mittendorf, the well known resident of Mayer, is in the city on business and states that more mining is going on adjacent than in many months. It is his be lief that the industry is getting on a solid basis. and from reports the creating of several heavy producers for the future seems to be assured Assessment work is being performed and owners are optimistic over the outlook
 On Business.
 Mike Mcbride, the Seligman mes chant, was an arrival yesterday, hay ing interests in this section to look after for a few days. Business Trip.
 Parker Wright and c. C. Spen- cer, well known business men of Dewey, are in the city for few days attending court. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. w. A. Mesinheimer and Mrs. Ed. Barney of Jerome are in the city for the holidays and to visit with friends, registering at the St Michael. Entertains Friend.
 During the week Mrs. E. 5. Clark entertained Mrs Neil Bailey of Je- rome Junction, the latter returning home yesterday, after an enjoyable visit.
 Prom the Range.
 John Grelle, one of the big cat ile men of Mohave county. arrived from Blackberry yesterday. He states that heavy rains have prevailed and the industry was in the finest con dition known in many years. Plenty of Rain.
 M. A. Perkins was in the city Tuesday from the Upper Verde and stated that heavy rains had been falling for several days, with not a murmur heard from the many rangemen that were greatly bene- fitted He predicts fine grazing in the future, and return to old-time conditions.
 Holiday Visitor Mrs. Gus Moe of Mayer is in the city visiting with friends and is the guest of Mrs. E. G. Wager for a few days. She is en route to Sc- ligInan, to visit with a sister during the holidays.
 Verde Visitors.
 L. L. Miller and E. w. Monroe of the Verde valley, were among the arrivals yesterday to swell the number already here from that country on litigation pending i'll the Superior Court.
 Visiting Miner.
 Emil Weisling, mine owner of Kirkland district was in the city Tuesday after supplies, returning 10 his camp later in the day. He states that the hills are lively, and that annual assessment work goes ahead actively.
 From the East.
 Mrs. Lester Jackson has returned from an extended Eastern trip, ac- conpanying her husband. The lat- ter remains in New York City for the present on business pertaining to his mining interests in the Bradshaw mountains.
 Mine Operator Here.
 II. w. Flent1e, of Evansville, Ind. arrived in the city yesterday to remain indefinitely, having valu-