Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-28
(From Sundays Daily.) 1Cn

i Patents loO Acres.
 One hundred and sixty acres near Jerome Junction have been patented by Marion w. Aiken.
 Granted Patent.
 Arthur E. Garrett has been granted patent to 40 acres of land near Ash Fork by the United States. Going to Fresno. .
 Mrs. Annie Happ will leave in a few days for Fresno, Cal, to take charge of large rooming house. Verde Visitor.
 John K. Langdon, farmer and rancher of Camp Verde, was in the city yesterday on business trip. Realty Sale. Jacob and Rachel Blumberg have sold one lot and half of another on Cortez between Aubrey and LerouX streets to Addie Rano.
 New Law Office. Attorney Richard Lamson, recently of the law firm of Anderson & Lam son, which was dissolved, now has offices in the Bank of Arizona build ing.
 Business Trip.
 H. A. Clark, a former well known resident of this city and Mayer, was an arrival yesterday from Clarkdale, on a business trip. He is now with the United Verde Company at that point.
 Mining Business. Colonel J. C. Rankin left yesterday for Chicago, on important business pertaining to the Henrietta and other ] mines in Big Bug district in which he is interested. He expects to re- turn in a few weeks.
 Idaho Visitors. Dr. and Mrs. George Bedinger, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, were arrivals in Prescott during the week ,and con template remaining. Dr. Bedinger is veterinary surgeon, and will prac- tice his profession here.
 Back to the Verde. L. A. Talbott, a delegate to the Moose Supreme Lodge in San Diego, who returned Friday, left yesterday for Clarkdale, where he has charge of the painting department of the United Verde Copper Co.
 Going to Big Fair.
 MT. and Mrs. James Carter and family of Walnut Grove, were arriv- als yesterday and will enjoy their first outing out of Arizona in many years, leaving today for San Fran cisco to attend the exposition. Business Trip.
 o. Ardrey was an arrival yesterday | from Huron, where he is operating mines and states that section general ly is quite active Rain, he states, is falling daily, and auto traffic is slack ening until roads arc in good condi- .tion.
 Seeing the Country. F. C. Winkler, of Victoria, B. C., a prominently known wholesale mer- chant, is in the city on trip of sight seeing of the Southwest, and is a guest of William Nelson. He is very | favorably impressed with this sec l ton.
 Mining Movement.
 J. NJ. Sullivan, in charge of the Black Chief copper mines, near Dew ey, was an arrival yesterday and is arranging to begin larger operations than heretofore, in view of the good showing recently made. He is quite confident over the future of that prop erty.
 Here For Two Months.
 Miss Helen Sloss, of North Bend, Neb., after tour of the Pacific coast in which she visited Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles and the two expositions, has arrived in Prescott and is visit ing with Mrs. J. H. Morgan, intend ing to stay for the next two months Prominent Engineer.
 Fred Morris, of San Francisco, a consulting engineer, arrived yester- day, his mission to this field being to make observations of the Lynx creek hydraulic diggings, where dredging operations are going on. He will be joined by Capt. A. w. Farney, presi- dent of the company interested in these holdings, who arrives today. Enjoyed Vacation.
 Miss Carle Edwards, who had been spending her vacation in Crook can yon, at the Venezia mining camp, as a guest of Mrs. E. L. Tomlinson, re turned to the city yesterday and is at the home of Mrs. Nathan Levy, to re main for few days only. She will soon resume her duties as a teacher in the Oakland, Cal, High school
 (From Tuesdays Daily0 Attorney Visits.
 Carl NJ. Helm, the Jerome attorney,