Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-31
City Ne,Us Tn Brief
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 Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. M Helm, of Je' rome, are in the city for few days 10 visit with friends.
 To Capital City.
 Mrs. P J. Farley left yesterday for Phoenix, to visit with her niece, Mrs. A. L. Mcclellan. She will be away for about two weeks.
 Rural Visitor.
 c. w. Hill. a we'll known farmer of Agua Fria valley, is business visitor to the city, giving favorable report of the country since heavy rains and snows have fallen.
 Comes to Reside.
 Cyril Powers, of Anderson, South Carolina, is a recent arrival, coming 10 visit with his sister, Mrs. Marion Rodgers. He has formed a favorable impression of the country and has concluded to remain.
 Passed Through.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. II. Ingai1s, former residents of this county, removing many years ago to Navajo county, passed through yesterday for the Wenden country, where they will join a son, and engage in cattle raising. Back to the Range.
 Guy Bozarth, who resigned several days ago as deputy sheriff, is to re- enter the range cattle business on the Santa Maria near Hillside, in which brother, Waldo Bozarth, will be inter ested Both are expected to arrive to- day with 800 head of steers, purchased recently in Sonora, Mexico. From Cochise.
 Victor Everetts and cousin, C. l.. Emmons, mining men of Cochise county, are in the city to look over the mining country, concluding an in- vestigation of the Congress field, with which they are pleased from gold standpoint. They may become in- veStors.
 From the South.
 T. J. Ward, a mining man of the southern part of the county, is in the city, and reports the new custom ore plant at Wickenburg as meeting with heavy patronage, and many old mines getting in line to become active The visitor leaves today for the Bradshaws to look over a gold property. He comes from Leadville, Colo. New Location.
 John Massing is preparing to re- move his coal office to a new location near the foundry, where he is build | ing bins and placing a set of new scales in position at a cost of over Sl,000 This utility will be the best in the State owned by any private firm and will weigh five tons. Remodels Home.
 O. L. Griffin, manager of the Pres colt Lumber Company, has finished an excellent piece of architectural work, in remodeling the home of Mrs. Stuthman at 240 South Marina street. The place also has been re- painted, and is now being occupied by Mir Griffin.
 Severe Winter.
 Howard Curtis, rangeman of Co., conino county, an arrival yesterday from Williams, on business trip, re- ported an unusually severe Winter, snow being deeper than in past years As yet no cattle losses have been re- ported, and the range outlook is fav- orable Flying Trip.
 H. NJ. Schiller, visitor at the Grand Canyon, was an arrival during the week to make nasty examina- ton of the mining country and stated yesterday after returning from the Jerome field, that he will make an- other trip in the Spring. He comes from Xenia, Ohio.
 From the Range.
 Orville Bozarth was an arrival yes 1 terday from his range holdings near Williamson valley, and reported an excellent situation since heavy rain and snow had covered the country. He reports no losses and livestock is passing through the Winter in good , condition. Active Operations.
 J. NJ Sullivan, in charge of the Black Chief Copper Co.,, was an ar rival yesterday from the camp in the [ Black Hills range, reporting opera tions as continuing, deep snow on the surface not disturbing underground , development. He also expressed him , self as pleased with the showing from new work performed
 (From Fridays Daily) Pioneer Visitor.