Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-08

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 Jesus Ortega, aged 45 years, and Rafae1a Frias, aged AS years, were issued marriage license by the clerk of court yesterday.
 Range Visitor.
 Albert M. Jones, the Seligman sheep grower, was an arrival yester- day on a business trip and to visit with relatives for a short time. Visited Big Fair. Mrs. William Herter, who had been visiting with relatives at her former home in San Francisco, and attending the exposition, returned home yester' day.
 Railroad Business. Chief Engineer J. A. Jaeger of the s. F., P. & P. has returned from San Francisco where he was called sey- eral days ago on Santa Fe railroad business.
 Back From Jerome. Attorney LeRoy Anderson return ed yesterday from Jerome, where he had been in consultation with Sen ator Clark on legal matters pertaining to the United Verde Come to Visit.
 Miss Aline Latimer and Leslie Lat inner were arrivals yesterday from Clean, N. Y., and will remain for an extended visit with their uncle, F. H.. Latimcr in this city.
 Home From Capital. 1 Mrs. o. B. Marshall, who had been visiting with friends in Phoenix for a few weeks, and was a guest of Mrs. Hattie Cornell, a former resident of this city, returned home yesterday. Sell Dam Sites.
 The Hidden Dam and Dividing Canyon dam and reservoir sites near Selig1nan nave been sold by the Reid Cashion Land & Cattle Company to the Colin Campbell Live Stock Com pany.
 Visited Camp.
 Miss Helen Deming has returned ] from the Saratoga mining camp near Crown King, after few weeks visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Deming, the former being in charge of that property.
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. David Miller, wno had been spending the summer with her par cnts, Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Howell, at Hollywood, Cal, has returned nome, which her many friends will be inter ested to learn.
 Not Slighted.
 Carl Rees was visitor yesterday from Chino valley and, stated the country was being drenched with a heavy rain during the forenoon, and that farmers would be benefited in growing winter crops.
 To New Home.
 Mrs. Charles Laing, daughter Of Supervisor and Mrs. William Steph- ems, will hereafter reside at Frisco, Utah, leaving yesterday for that city to join her husband. Her departure is regretted by many friends. Rains at Simmons.
 F. N. Marlowe was in the city yes tcrday from Simmons, and reported the drouth as ending by a heavy rain storm taking place. The lateness of the season will be of but little benefit to farmers or rangemen, however. Looks After Sheep.
 Bert Haskett of Flagstaff, Federal inspector of sheep in Arizona, is in the city en route to desert ranges OH official investigation of different hocks, and will be engaged all winter, from the number estimated at over one million head.
 Engineer Here.
 ' Lynn w. Worres, mining engia- cer of Telluride, Colo, is in the city cn route to the Minnehaha Flat country, on a mine examination trip Ii is reported he will look over the old Ryland gold property and then spend few weeks at Castle Hot Springs.
 Health Seeker.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Lincoln ot Jacksonville, Ills, with their son Howard Lincoln, IT,, were arrivals q few days ago, and later leave for Congress Junction for the winter They come for the health of the:T son, this being their second trip tc this section. MT. Howard is interest ed in mines near Forepaugh.
 Week-End Visit. Miss Mabel Stephens, daughter ot Supervisor and Mrs William Steph' ems. is in the city from Walker, to spend the weekend with relatives ana friends. She is the teacher of the public school at Walker, and state: the number of pupils enrolled is twice