Weekly journal-miner., 1915-01-20
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(From Thursdays Daily)

From Jerome.
 l. l. Nihell, well known resident of Jerome, was an arrival yesterday on business.
 Range Visitors.
 Roy Garrett and J. N. Bozeman, rangemen of the Ash Fork country, were business visitors to the city yes terday.
 Flying Trip.
 C. D. Rynearson of Kirkland val ley, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday on business returning home in the afternoon.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. l. B. Sweatman, of Phoenix, is a recent arrival to remain for sev- eral days visiting with relatives and friends in the city.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles C. Evans of Kirkland valley, were arrivals yes terday in auto, having important bus mess matters to look after. Visited Tucson.
 Father Rouselle, Catholic priest of this parish. returned yesterday from Tucson where he went on religious mission and to visit with friends. Buys an Auto.
 A bill of sale was recorded yester- day wherein Henry s. Felt sold to J. Fred Boyd Ford auto, in which the consideration was given at $500. Jerome Visitor.
 F. E. Carrow of Jerome, concluded business and pleasure trip to the city yesterday and returned home While here he was a guest of his brother, NJ. P. Carrow, of the Hup Service Station.
 Locates Water Right.
 Bruce C. Tompkins, has located 100 miners inches of water flowing in Cienega creek, near Camp Verde. that will be used for range and do mestic purposes, the document being recorded yesterday.
 Visited the Range.
 C. w. Miller, a large owner of sheep of Mohave county, arrived from Mayer yesterday and later lef' for Kingman. He had been to the Mayer region. where his sheep are in winter quarters.
 Back to Camp.
 Tom Bosworth returned to hi camp yesterday in Black Hills dis trict, after a brief visit to the city for supplies. He is preparing tc leave for Fresno, Cal, to visit with his parents, whom he has not seen for over ten years.
 Eastern Visitors.
 Mrs. J. w. Mckee, Mrs. J. C Vance and daughter were arrivals during the week from Butler, Pa. and are to remain indefinitely for ; change of climate for the health O one of the members of the party. Going to New Mexico.
 Quite a number of residents of thi section have gone to New Mexico to locate, and others are preparing tt leave also. Among the latter arc Seth Stephenson and MT. and Mrs Fred Bidwell, the latter to locate 1T Socorro, where they formerly resid ed, three years ago.
 Land Business.
 M. M. Cheney, of the forestry ser vice headquarters at Albuquerque concluded an official trip to Prescott yesterday, and returned home. H. stated arrangements have been clos ed with the local office here for mak ing surveys on about forty home steads early this summer. Range Visitor.
 o. R. Gruwcll, foreman Of the Per kins range in the Verde country, wa an arrival yesterday, en route tC Mayer, to visit with relatives. H, states the condition of livestock i. better than at this time last year and fine grazing is assured for thu coming summer.
 Visiting Miner.
 J. N. Duncan, owner of the Poor man group Of mines, near Walker was in the city yesterday, and stated he is accommodating large tonnage that later will be treated at the Grif fin mill, recently remodeled. He gives a good report of mining in tha' field, several properties preparing tc produce and treat the output on tn, ground.
 (From Fridays Daily)