Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-29
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From Thursdays Daily.)

Goes South.
 Deputy Guy Bozarth left for Phoe- nix yesterday afternoon on the O. clock train on official business. Sells His Interest.
 C. ]. Bones mas sold his interest in the Mastadon mining claim in the Turkey Creek district to w. H. Bones for a nominal sum.
 Country Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. John Diamond and Miss Ruth Diamond are in the city from the Cienega Rancho, near Camp Verde, to visit with friends during the holidays.
 Will Invest.
 Ernest C. Johnson, a mining capi- talist of Chicago, has concluded sev- eral days of making observations in this section. and will be an investor in the future. He left for home yes terday and returns early ill January. Rural Visitor.
 Harry J. Crane of Walnut creek is in the city in auto, and reports the coldest weather in many years, as well is the country in better shape for future crop growing than usually at this time, due to storms soaking the soil to great depth. He anticipates another favorable year for the farmer. Holiday Visitor.
 C. w. Herndon, county attorney oi Mohave county, was an arrival yes terday from Kingman, to visit dur ing Christmas with his mother and other relatives. He stated the mining boom continues without any symp- toms of slowing down" and the rush to the Oatman field is heavier than at any time in recent months.
 On Way Home.
 Elmer McClave, who few weeks ago left the Mercy hospital after a siege of typhoid fever, left on the 1l:3O o'clock train last night for Youngstown, Ohio, for an indefinite visit with his parents.
 Sells Acreage.
 Clark W. Wingert has sold 45 acres of land in the Walnut Grove country to Frank Condron for nominal sum. According to war stamps attached to the deed, which was filed with the county recorder yesterday, the prop erty is valued at $l,OO0.
 Last Drive.
 Granville Fain of Camp Verde, is in the city and stated tine last drive of cattle from the Mogollon mountains took place during the week to :he lower elevations, owing to Winter coming and deep snow falling. He reports stock in excellent condition. Getting Lively.
 Sam Foran, a pioneer resident of McCabe, and owner of mines, is in tine city, and states that field is again assuming some of its old-time mem ories in many properties being active. McCabe, also, is commencing to grow and many old buildings are being oc- cupied. He is quite enthusiastic over the outlook.
 Prefer Prescott.
 Mrs. H. B. Hunter and son, Henry P. Hunter, IT,, have returned to Prescott after four months sojourn at Colorado Springs, Colo, to make this city their permanent home, and are domiciled at Camp Beauvoir. The Prescott climate, they state, far out classes any other place, and con vincing argument is to leave this sec ton for tryout of other places. Revives Mines.
 NJ Roland, owner of mines in Min nehaha Flat, left yesterday with sup plies to revive his properties, and will begin development on a permanent basis. Heretofore he has only per formed annual assessment work. It is probable he will begin shipping early in the Spring, having big ton mage on the dump from former work. Another Tungstenite.
 Dan Bessler, one of the best known miners of this county, is innoculated with the tungsten fever, and arrived in the city yesterday from Southern Mohave county with samples from new discovery. He has located group, on which limited development shows encouraging conditions, and he will establish camp to begin per manent work. His claims adjoin the Williams mines, sold a few months ago for their tungsten values, and which are operating, mill on the ground producing a high grade con centrate in this metal.
 (From Fridays Daily.)