Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-01
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NHIOVl nuTSuaN Dally.) Business Trip.
 Charles Nolan, the Vulture mer chant, is in the city for a few day. on a business trip.
 Arrive from East.
 Mrs. J. E. Leeper and her two son, were arrivals from Lockesburg, Ar kansas, yesterday
 Verde Land Sale.
 Forty acres of land near Camp Verde have been sold by Harry Stephens to C. E. Stephens, Jr. Pioneer in Mines.
 Major w. A. Mensch, M. E., of San Diego, and pioneer in the mining in dustry of the Southwest, is in the city.
 Arizona Preferred.
 A. L. Bollin. a former resident when he was located at Jerome Junction, has arrived from Recdley, California, and contemplates returning to re main in a short time, stating that Ari- zona is best appreciated when one leaves it for few years. Back to Vicksburg.
 Cicero Req, agent of the Arizona and California railroad at Vicksburg, left yesterday for home after pleas mt ,-;e;f i,, tIic ci+v Light Rains.
 Various sections of the country yes terday reported light rainfall that re suited in but little benefit to ranch or range interests.
 Inspection Trip.
 William Stephens, identified with the Verde Valley Oil Company, leaves today for the works, where drilling is ready to start. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Fred E. Winshet, of Phoenix, was an arrival during the week. to visit for several days. While here is a house guest of Mrs. E. A. Fay Tor.
 Mine Examination.
 Winton Clay, representing Utah in vestors, is in the Turkey creek region making examinations of mines, this being his second trip since early in May.
 Mining Business.
 Floyd E. LeDuc, the representative of the Big Ledge Development Com pany, was an arrival during the week from the camp near Humboldt, on a business trip.
 Visiting Friends.
 Clarence Cornwall, of Owens, Mo have county, son of Assemblynlan Cornwall, spent several days in the city during the past week visiting with friends. He leaves today for Lordsburg, California, to enter col lege.
 Returns Home.
 Miss Elsie Nelson, who had been visiting at Crown King for several months, as a guest of her grandpar ents, Mir. and Mrs. George P. liar rington, left Tuesday for her home at Taylorville, H., where her mother resides.
 Sell Oil Claim Interests.
 William Stephens, w. L. Dustin, F. T. Robbins, James A. Hope and Charles T. Joslin have sold to w. L. Dustin, trustee, all their interests in five oil claims in the Verde valley. The claims are the Prescott and Pres colt Nos. l, ?, and 4. Still Going.
 With Hugh Mackay on the stand all day the suit of Mackay against the Norma Mining Company for the foreclosure Of a mortgage valued at $21,000 was continued for another day in the Federal court and will again be resumed this morning. Vacation Ends.
 Charles Brannen, an engineer of the U. V. & P. railway, was an ar rival yesterday from the coast, where he had been spending his annual va cation, and remains for a few days to visit with his sister, Mrs. J. Paul. of Linn hotel, before returning to his railroad duties. Pioneer Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. Jake Miller, of Phoe- nix, were visitors with their many | friends in this city during the week, and are concluding thtee months outing spent principally in the White mountains, of Apache county. MT. Miller belongs to the Yavapai Has sayampa colony and over third of a century ago was located in this city l as a meat merchant.
 (From Fridays. Daily9