Weekly journal-miner., 1915-01-06
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(From Thursdav's Daily.)

ttrOm Thursdays Dally) Back from Coast.
 Henry Riefsnyder, after an absence of several months on the coast, re- turned yesterday, to remain. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. O. V. Holder, of Kirkland valley, is in the city to remain for several days to visit with friends. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. F. II. Baldwin, of Jerome Junction, is in the city for a few days on business and to visit with friends. Country Visitors.
 H. N. Cook of Kirkland. and Thos. and Clifford Koontz Of Williamson valley, are in the city on a business trip.
 Mining Business.
 pr. II. A. Hughes, of Phoenix, ar rived Tuesday and left yesterday for Turkey creek. where he is interested in mines.
 Holiday Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg left yesterday for Los Angeles where they will enjoy New Years with friends.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. P Ellison of Walnut creek were arrivals in auto yesterday, 10 remain with friends un- til after New Years.
 Back from Camp.
 John s. Rielly, interested in the Old York gold mines at Yarnell, re- turned yesterday, after completing annual assessment work for the cur rent year For the Winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thos. C. Frier, of Flagstaff, who had been visiting the city for several days, left yesterday in auto for Phoenix to remain for the winter Has Home.
 Daniel w. Hawes has recorded his receivers certificate of patent to 160 acres of land, situated near the mining camp of Octave, which l5I adapted for farming purposes. Title to Land Ernest Bensch, of Mayer, has re- corded the Receivers certificate of title to loo acres of land, located ir Big Bug mining district, receiving title thereto under the homestead laws. Range Visitor.
 J. L. Heath, the Verde valley cat tleman. who is in the city on busi- ness trip, says the industry is pass ing through its high water mark, n price of steers, and excellent grazing 1 conditions
 Mining Deal.
 w. L. Hargrove has sold to the Arizona Land and Irrigation Com pany a group of nine mining claims in Walker district, the deed being recorded yesterday for a small con sidcration.
 Passing Through.
 Ralph Cameron passed through the city yesterday from Phoenix to Flag staff, where he has interests to look l after Later he returns to this city to remain for an extended visit and to make observations of mines ad- jacent.
 Mining Visitor.
 M. R. Stoddard, one of the best known Of mining men in the Big Bug section, was visitor to the city yes terday on business. He stated that the coming year has every indication of being very active one and sev- eral properties are operating, and ready to start up.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. T. D. Sanders, an estimab1c pioneer woman resident of this city, ! left yesterday to spend New Years with relatives and friends in Kirk land valley, and was accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss Dorothy | Powell
 Passing Through.
 E. H. Anthony, who recently ac- cepted the position of cattle buyer for a Los Angel packing house, was an arrival yesterday to remain for few days on business, and lat CT goes to Mexico to close deals for range stock.
 Entertaining Cousin.
 Mrs. P. ]. Keohane is entertaining during the New Year holidays, her cousin, T. P Connolly, the well known resident of Jerome, who ar rived yesterday to remain until the latter part of the week