Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-02

J. (. Gilbert has sold to Sam Mil Ter, for a nominal consideration a strip of land at Dewey Of 25Ox33O feet, the deed being recorded yes terday.
 Political Mission.
 Attorney C. H. Rutherford, of Jerome, is in the city, and is mak- ing an argument to the voters in behalf of his candidacy for State Senator from Yavapai.
 Back from Coast.
 ]. w. Sullivan has returned from an extended trip along the coast, to look after his land and cattle holdings in Williamson valley. Crown King Visitor.
 O. A. Tyler, the well known busi- nessman of Crown King, is in the city at the Sherman house, on a business trip for the rest of the week
 Country Visitors.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins and daughter Miss Fannie Perkins are in the city from Perkinsville. on the Verde for a few days to visit with friends. At Brinkmeyer's.
 Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmey- CTS hotel were C. Brogard, Phoe- nix: George Martin. city; Fred Scheible, Wickliff, Colo. George Cavness, Hot Springs; N. Ander- son. city.
 Inspection Trip.
 w. s. Barnweil. assistant traffic manager of the Santa Fe system, was visitor to the city yesterday on a trip of inspection, and later continued his journey to Clarkdale over the Verde Valley line on his initial trip to the big smelter. He is returning to Los Angeles. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs Viola Renalde, of Kirkland valley is in the city visiting with friends for few days.
 Vacation Trip.
 Miss Marguerite Jacoby, cashier of the Walter Hill Company, in this city, left yesterday for San Diego, Cal. to enjoy an outing for the next two months.
 Goes North.
 Neil Rogers, who had a close call from being killed when his home was struck by lightning on Sunday night, left for Ash Fork yesterday, where he has a contract to build a residence
 Visitors from Range.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe K. Campbell are in the city from the range of the Rio Verde Cattle Co.,, where the former IS in charge, and will re- main for a few days to visit with relatives and friends.
 Visited Old Home.
 Mrs L. O. Davenport returned yesterday from Humboldt. her for mer home, where she had been wis iting with friends and relatives for several days since returning from Texas.
 Returns Home.
 l. L. Jackson, one of the large land owners of the Salt River Val ley. returned to Phoenix yesterday after a summers sojourn here for his health. His condition has inn proved and in a week he is to re- turn to remain until snow flies. Entertaining Friends. Mrs. William Nelson is enter taining for a few weeks at her home on North Pleasant street, Mrs. S. R Yaple of Phoenix. and Miss Ethel Smith, of Detroit, Michigan. recent arrivals. All were residents many years ago of Toronto. Cana da, and they are enjoying a pleasant reunion. Leave the Country. c. N. Vail and s. c. Hougland recent arrivals from Clifton, con cluded a three days visit with rela- tives in this section yesterday and left for Seattle to embark later for Nome. Alaska. They stated that thousands of miners in the southern part Of this State were out of em- ployment since the slump in cop per, and many intended going to the gold fields of the northwc-t. Houghland IS recovering from a mine accident. breaking his right leg above the knee in a cavein. Reports Good Showing. Lester Jackson arrived from the War Eagle-Gladiator camp near Crown King yesterday and stated development was making good head way, and fine grade of gold ore was being exposed. He is well pleased with the showing, and has outlined a large plan of under ground work that will be vigorously carried out.
 From the Shelter.
 O. L. Caywood was a business visitor to the city yesterday from Humboldt, where he reports steady production, and ore receipts as mined from the Blue Bell and oth- CT mines as if the slump in metal quotations had not occurred. Returns from Range.
 Mrs. John L. Munds returned to the city yesterday from the range ranch in the northern part of the county of her husband and will re main until after the primary cleo tion. in behalf of her candidacy for the State Senate on the Democratic ricket. Later she will occupy the family home.
 From Big Plant.
 Albert French returned yesterday from Fossil creek. where he had been with the engineering corps in the new road surveying out of Ia +1,