Weekly journal-miner., 1914-12-23

l DIV tram. ONlU3 lO tue Ddu COHulllOl of fhe roads. They come from Pa ducah Kentucky. 10 remain for the winter. Mir. Rice being interested in mines in Black Rock district
 (From Saturdays Daily.)
 From the Mines. (. H. Dunning of the Big Pine mining camp is in the city on busi- ness trip.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. MA. Perkins were arrivals yesterday from Perkinsville on the Verde river on business and to visit with friends.
 Back from Coast.
 Fred Edwards returned Thursday from San Jose. Cal. his old home where he had been visiting with friends and relatives for the past two months. He leaves for his range ranch, near Senator later
 Verde Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. J. Johnston, of the Verde valley section, are in the city en route to Congress for the winter. They had been residing on the Mogollon mountains during the summer at a cattle ranch. Assessment Work.
 William Bright leaves Monday for his mines on Turkey creek to per form annual assessment work, for the twentieth year, or since he first located the group. The property has silver values and was a shipper sev- eral years ago.
 Comes to Locate.
 Harley Pitkin, visitor several months ago from Ouray, Colorado, to look after the estate of his uncle, Major Pitkin, deceased, writes that ne will return during January to To- cate. He is cyanide operator, and general mill man.
 Defers Trip.
 s. s. Warwick. a mining engineer of Salt Lake City. who arrived on Thursday, to make examinations of mines in Turkey creek district, near the old Peck. will defer leaving until weather conditions are favorable. He was in this section early in the year, when big snow storm was on. From the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Jones, of Seligman, are in the city, arriving rom California a few days ago in heir auto. The former reports the livestock industry in the north in the lnest condition ever known and abundant feed Is assured for months O come, with water available every where.
 Ihange of Climate.
 Mrs. A. J. Peat. who has been quite seriously i'll in this city for several weeks, leaves today for Phoenix, to seek change of climate for few months, and it is quite probable she will submit to a surgical operation She was for many years owner of Government Springs near Copper iasin, selling recently to A. B. Peach Change of Location.
 O. P. Schwab. well and favorably lnown in this city as an attache of he $. r. P. X F. in the traffic de )artment, leaves today for Galveston. Texas. where relatives reside. He will locate in that city, and be with | he Santa Fe system in similar po- ition. Schwab's leaving is regret ed by many acquaintances. Back from Grade.
 Geo. H. Davis, foreman of the road | building crew out of Ash Fork to the Coconino county line, returned | 70 the city Thursday, the work be- | ng completed. Officials Of the above ,ounty and all residents along the inc pronounce the road as. one of he finest in the state. and very l much satisfaction is expressed ac- cordingly.
 Coming Back.
 Alex Fulton writes from Redlands. Cal, that he will return to this city n few weeks. with his sister, the climate Of Southern California not | being beneficial to the health of the latter. They left here early in No yember, after summers sojourn. turing which time the health of Miss Fulton was materially improved They are from Fort Smith. Arkansas. Flying Trip.
 Albert D. Davis. who arrived from ~ibisco, Sonora, during the week, 10 look after his mining interests in Big Bug district, returns to the south . He states accounts are Of the revolution. and so far as Americans in the inland . are to be considered. none are m ianger. The insurrectos are fight ing among themselves and they are leaving foreigners alone" is the state ment he makes.
 (From Sundays DaiIv1