Weekly journal-miner., 1915-08-11

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 Summer Visitors.
 Supervisor and Mrs. Everett Ho well and Miss Howell, of Apache county, are recent arrivals at Idyl- wild, coming for the summer to enjoy the climate.
 To New Home.
 Mrs. J. l.. Blount left yesterday for Hayden Junction, Pinal county, to join her husband, a fireman of the Southern Pacific railroad, where she will reside in the future.
 Verde Realty Deal.
 One hundred and sixty acres of land near the mouth of Oak creek have been sold by MT. and Mrs. Chas. T. Jolly to Timothy F. Shea.
 Comes to Reside.
 C. R. Greene, of Colorado Springs, Colo, is a recent arrival and will make Idylwild his future home, residing with his son, Charles Greene, an em- ploye of the s. F., P. & P.
 Here For Summer.
 Frank Luke, chairman of the board of supervisors of Maricopa county, with his wife and family. are now located in a West Prescott residence and will remain for the summer. Mayer Is Thrifty.
 Ed. l. Lono is in the city from Mayer, and reports a thrifty com munity. with mining as unusually ac- tive, since the new ore works are to begin operations in a short time. State Official Here.
 w. A. Mouer, member of the State land commission, is recent arrival from Phoenix with his wife and fam fly, and they are domiciled for the summer in an East Prescott resi- dence.
 Buys Resort Home.
 Bert West. train dispatcher of the s. F., P. & P. in this city, has closed the deal with MT. and Mrs William Herter for their residence in Tdylwild and in the future will make that place his home.
 Humbug Mines Sold.
 J. w. Murray has sold to Wm. H. Taylor four mines in the Humbug district. They are the Horse Shoe, Fair Play, Poor Man and Last Dollar. According to war stamps they are valued at $2,000.
 Range Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. F. A. Reid, of Selig- man, were visitors to the city during the week, coming in auto, via the Big Chino valley route. They report road conditions as fair. and heavy rains as having recently drenched that coun- try.
 Home From Country.
 Miss Anna Caspari has returned from a two weeks outing trip to the country with friends, and has re- sumcd her duties as stenographer in. the law offices of Attorney F. L. Haworth. She reports an enjoyable vacation.
 Journalist Visitor.
 Mir and Mrs. R. L. Rinkwitz. of Florida, are recent arrivals at Idyl- wild, and will remain for an extended sojourn. Mir Rinkwitz is prominent ly known in the above state as a jour nalist. Both are admirers of the cli- mate of this section. Back From East.
 George Denner. the well known Bradshaw mine operator, has return ed from an extended trip to the East, with shareholders of the Gold King, of which he is general and is preparing to return to the camp, near Crown King. Six Mines Sold.
 Six mining claims in the Hassay- ampa district have been sold by Chas. H. Dunning to A. J. Pickrell for the sum of $250. They are the Gold Standard, Gold Eagle, Pluribus, Gold Note, April Phool and Burson. Brief Visit.
 s. L. Duncan, uperintendent of the Climax mines, of Hassayampa dis trict, was visitor yesterday on busi- ness. He states development con tinues, another mill run will be made in a short time, and underground are the best in the history of the property. Going to Camp.
 William Bright. who owns valuable gold mines in the Oatman field, near the new bonanza. is preparing to leave and will remain away indefiin- itely to carry out a line of extensive development since that section is as suming so much prominence in new strikes taking place. Typographical Error.
 In the account in yesterday morn ing's Journal-Miner concerning an ar rest for alleged cattle stealing, the name should have been John c. 1 Eckel, and not John o. Eckel The latter was not involved in the affair. Mine Sale.
 Three mines in the Humbug district have been sold by NJ. T. Sullivan and Joe O'Neil to Wm. H. Taylor, which according to war stamps attached to the deed, are valued at $2,00O. The claims are the North Star Nos. l, 2l and 3. Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. M Tregellas has returned from San Francisco, where she com bined business with pleasure in the interest of her ladies' furnishing goods house in this city, making SC lections of a full line of the latest styles. She was very much pleased with the exposition, and reports a very eniOvah1e lime with friends