Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-15
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

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 | J. L. Heath, a well known cattle grower of the Verde valley, is in the city on business trip for a few days. Enjoyable Visit.
 Mrs. J. C. Hewitt of this city has just returned from an extended visit with relatives and friends at Clark dale.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. w. R. Rhodes of Jerome June ton was an arrival yesterday to re- main for a few days visiting with friends.
 Sells Mine.
 I The Josefa mine in the Quartz Mountain district aas been sold by R. E. Morrison to Alberto Najero for nominal sum- At Office.
 County Superintendent of Schools Miller yesterday returned from a trip to Skull valley and Hillside where he visited the schools.
 Back From Coast.
 Mrs. Harry Colvig, who had been visiting for several weeks with her sister, Mrs. T. Akard, at Los Angeles, returned home Sunday.
 Sunday Visitor.
 Mrs. A. A.. Vannoy of Skull valley was visitor Sunday with ner moth CT, Mrs. H. H. Carter and friends in this city, returning home yesterday. Called Home.
 James Swetnam, a recent arrival from Laramie, Wyo., was called home Sunday, owing to the serious illness of a sister. His wife remains here. Mining Business. D. J. Sullivan, of the United Gold Mines of Congress sin the city on a business trip. and reports develop ment as continuing with small force. Range Visitors.
 James Brown, foreman of the o. X. Cattle Company;,of Date creek, and Sterling Winters, the cattleman of the Bouse country, are in the city for few days to visit with their many friends. e. Sell Ranch.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Chestnut have sold to Burks Traylor no acres and improvements near Beaver creek in the Verde. War stamps on the deed which was filed at the office of the county recorder yesterday value the property at 5000.
 Looking After Game.
 State Game Warden c. NJ. D. Will 1 lard was an arrival Sunday from Phoenix in auto, and yesterday left | for the Camp Wood region to inves- tigate reports of alleged infringe ments of the game laws. Later he will visit other. sections of this county.
 Mining Man Ill.
 H. w. Flentke, general manager of .he Dolphin mines, is reported to be quite seriously i'll at the camp of NJ. H. Ryan on Turkey creek, pleurisy being the affiction. As soon as his condition permits, he will be brought to this city.
 Tungsten Investor.
 Arnold A. Odlum, prominently known in Colorado mining circles as an operator, was an arrival Sunday from Boulder, and leaves today for the hubneritc fields of Eureka dis trict, to make observations with the view to investing.
 Indiana Arrivals.
 Colonel E. P. Thayer and Walter Kcssler of Indianapolis, Ind, were ar rivals in the city Sunday on an i'm portant business trip. Colonel Thay- CT will be remembered as one of the original stockholders of the Arizona Land & Irrigation Company. Going to Oatrnan.
  don Bullock, Jack Albrecht, J. A. Me Williams and NJ. O. Simons, all min 1 ing operators of Clifton, were arrivals in autos Sunday, en route to the Oat- man country, on an inspection trip. Later they will visit the country adja- cent to Prescott, if weather conditions permit Flying Trip. i
 Wm. C. Loos, now with the Santa Fe in Los Angeles, a former resident ! of this city, was an arrival Sunday to take his daughter home who had been f visiting for few weeks with young 6 friends, and was at the home of Mrs. c. A. Bray. He left on the afternoon train yesterday. i Trooper Returns. I
 Sergeant J. s. Scheckedger of Fort Meyer, Va, was an arrival yesterday. He is on a furlough and will remain i A1,. | II. r-