Weekly journal-miner., 1914-12-16
JouRNA1-hnNER MORNING

the weather, since the snow storm
 has made the roads difficult to travel
 From the Camp.
 | II. A. Price, in charge of develop
 ment on the Magnolia mine. two
 miles to the east of this city, was in
 for supplies yesterday, and stated
 the crosscut was being driven to in
 tersect the main shaft. and had about
 fifty feet to go, when the future of
 the property would be known. Sev- eral parallel veins have been cut, and
 the assay values in gold and copper are satisfactory.
 Visiting Cattlemen. Charles Mullen, of the Arizona Cattle Co.,, and Guy M. Shultz, were arrivals yesterday in auto from the | Hillside country, and are enthusiastic over the outlook of the cattle busi- ness for the coming winter, plenty of feed being available and stock in ] fine condition There will be no more stunts like last winter, in buy ing Salt River valley hay, to feed Yavapai bovines on the home ranges" said Shultz.
 Big Ranch deal.
 w. N. Anderson, of the firm of Anderson & Palmer Co.,, large deal CTS in goats, was an arrival ycster- day from Dewey, on business. He states that his firm has recently closed the deal for several thousand head of these animals owned by s. P. Witt.
 Range Visitor.
 William Bones, the cattleman of Turkey creek, was in the city visit ing with his mother and on business. He stated snow began to fall on Thursday and continued Friday. Cat tie have started to drift to lower elevations. and are in prime condi- ton to enter the winter.
 Parisian ivory toilet sets, hair brushes, combs, mirrors, etc. at req sonablc prices. Ross Drug Store. *>
 (From Tuesdays Daiiy) Business Trip.
 Frank Dickerson, the well known Seligman resident, is in the city for a few days on business.
 From Phoenix
 Mrs. H. K. Behn, Of Phoenix, is in the city visiting with her many friends here, where she formerly re- sided. From Seligman.
 Frank Dickerson, of Seligman, was in the city yesterday, and while here met his brother, Chester, who was in the city from Ash Fork. Return from East.
 Mir. and Mrs F. NJ. Anderson, the former interested in mines near this city, returned yesterday from an ex- tended trip. to Oskaloosa. Iowa. Comes to Locate.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Simpson and family of Carter, Oklahoma, were ar rivals Saturday, coming to locate in this section, the former following farming and stock raising. Visited Relatives.
 Mrs. L. P. Ncllis, wife of the min ing man and merchant of Turkey, returned Saturday from Tucson, after an extended visit with relatives, and left for home yesterday. Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. H. K. Behn, former resident is in the city to remain for several days on business and to visit with her many friends, coming from Phoe- nix. She is a guest of Mrs. ]. I. Gardner. Visit.
 Mrs. C. H. Hinderer left last night for Albuquerque to join her husband there, and from thence they will go to Bradford, Penn, to visit the pa rents of Mir. Hinderer for several weeks. pr. Sims in Town.
 Dr. D. w. Sims, of Bisbee, is in : .he city, the guest of his friend, Hom- er Wood. He says the mining busi- ness in Bisbee looks much better than t did few weeks ago or has since he commencement of the European war Looking at Ranges.
 R. B. Satellite, recent arrival