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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06

known rangemen in the western part of the county. IS in the city for few days visit with friends, saying that cattle can now take care of them selves, as grazing IS good and water Is plentiful everywhere.
 Visiting Parents.
 Dr. F. NJ. Cannon who ranks as a junior lieutenant in the U. s. navy, and IS at present stationed at the Great Lakes naval training station, is home on a two weeks furlough visit ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cannon of Congress Junction. Returns to Camp.
 (. F. Warren, who had been at Phoenix, on an important trip per taining to his Promoter mining prop crty in Crook canyon, returned Sun day and left yesterday for his camp, The extensive operating of this mine has been decided upon, and a plant is to be installed.
 Rangeman Pleased.
 L. \. Champie was an arrival yes terday from Castle creek, reporting the varied range interests as in ex- cellent condition since the heavy storms. Many thousand head of cat tic, sheep and goats are wintering rear Hot Springs.
 Recuperating Health.
 Orville Washington, resident of this section last year, but who re- turned to Peoria, H., to enter the army. arrived Sunday from Camp Meade, Maryland, and is to remain indefinitely to recuperate his health. He was discharged after fracturing his leg. He is accompanied by a cousin, Frank L. Fillmore, and both contemplate making this section of Arizona their home.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
(From rriday's Daily) Here From Kingman.


 John Mulligan, one of the promin- ent hotel men of Kingnan, was a Prescott visitor yesterday. Home From Jerome.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson, who had been in Jerome for the past three or four days looking after le- gal business, returned to Prescott yes terday afternoon. Shipped Remains.
 Lester Ruffner yesterday shipped the remains of Williamson Dawson to Oakland, Cal, consigned to brother, John Dawson, the latter promin- ently known steamship captain. Making the Rounds.
 C. E. Beach, popularly known in business circles as an oil boomer, but of the class with the article to sell, is again in the city on business for his coast house.
 Military Visitor.
 Captain w. B. Feagerty, of Camp Funston, was an arrival during the week, and is visiting all county seats in Arizona to direct drafting into tho army. Certain instructions, hereto fore not under consideration, are to be observed. e.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
Buying Beef.

Buying Beef.
 |. P. Jackson of Jerome, manager of large meat market. is in the city foi a brief visit with his wife, who resides here, and is en route to Salt River valley 10 buy beeres for his trade.
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. o. C. Griffin. wife of the man. ager of the Prescott Lumber Co.,, re- turned yesterday from Los Angeles, where she had been for the past month visiting with sister, Mrs. B. A. Prick and friends.
 Range Redeemed.
 R. E. Miller, of Hillside, was an arrival yesterday to join his brother, c. IT. Miller, in this city, and report ed an excellent situation in that cat tie country since last weeks storms. New feed is beginning to grow and the range industry again IS in better shape than for ten years.
 Bradshaw Snow.
 George Donner, superintendent of the Gold King Mining Co.,, near Crown King, is visitor on business. and reports all arrangements have been closed for work to begin, which is delayed on account of the snow. The fall at his camp was "A inches from last weeks storm. Roads Benefited.
 N. Shutz, Jerome merchant, mo- tored to the city Wednesday, report ing road conditions as improving since the rains of last week, and in short time the grade would be in fine shape. During the long douth the soil was dry and ruts made motor ing disagreeable. ' Back to Coast.
 ]. H. Wingficld, IT,, and Lloyd Harris, who are subjects of the draft, arrived from Camp Verde on Wed nesday and are now before the dis .rict board at Phoenix, asking for ex-
 mption. Action was to be taken
 esterday on their applications. Both re engaged in livestock raising and farming
 Mine investigation.
 ]. s. Curtis, of Fl Paso, Texas, the representative of the brokerage firm of Logan & Bryan of New York, was an arrival yesterday to make gem cral inspection of mining properties il. this field, remaining for several days. He is a guest of H. B. King, of the Coleman Brokerage Co.,, of ;kis city.
 Appointed Cadet in Navy.
 Walter Murphy, of this city. son ,f Mrs. Julia Murphy, has been ad- vised of his appointment as cadet the naval academy at Annapolis, Senator Ashurst designating this young man for that position. MT. Murphy is preparing to leave for San Francisco to take three months raining course in naval duties, pre- ,aratory to taking the required men al examination.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
(From Saturdays Daily)

Verde Visitors.
 Dave Murdock and Earl Hopper, young rangemen of Verde valley, we're visitors yesterday.
 Mining Man Here.
 l. P. Cleator, mining operator Of Turkey creek, was an arrival yester- lay on business trip.
 Visiting Friends.
 AIr. and Mrs. Edward Wine, of Camp Verde, are in the city to visit with friends for short time. Country Visitors.
 Mrs. Orville Glenn, of Walnut Grove, and her brother, Grant Carter of Kirkland valley, were visitors with friends on Thursday, returning home -esterday.
 2angeman Pleased.
 Granville Fain arrived from Verde valley on Thursday, and gave the usual report of drenched country, and the cattle business again being in fine shape.
 In Milwaukee.
 Attorney Richard Lamson left on Thursday evening for trip to Mil waukee, where he expects to remain tor ten days or two weeks looking after some legal business. Back From Coast.
 T. s. Starr, minirg east of Mayer, who accompanied his wife home to Modesto, Cal, last month, returned yesterday and leaves today for his camp.
 Business Trip.
 V. A. Salinger, principal owner of the Puntenney Lime Co.,, was a visi- tor yesterday, after making an in spection of the holdings at Cedar Glade, being en route to Los Angeles. Range Visitors.
 Nelson Puntenney and Thos. w. King were visitors yesterday from Big Chino valley. When asked as to conditions on that range since the big storms of last week, they only smiled.
 From the Country.
 w. ]. DeArmond, one Of the large farmers of Skull valley, was visi- ;or yesterday, reporting an excellent situation in that business since the drouth had been broken by heavy rains last week. Flowing is to begin in a short time.
 To Meet Wife.
 F. Van Der Crysen, master me chnic of the Yellow Jacket Co.,. oper' ating on Groom creek, was an arriva! yesterday to meet his wife and fam lily, who are coming from St. Louis to reside at the above mining camp. Coast Arrivals.
 Mrs. Margaret Ayers and daughter, Miss Louise Ayers, were arrivals dur ing the week from Glendale, Cal, and may decide to remain here and en- gage in the millinery business selling out recently in the above city. An inducement to locate in this city is the health of Miss Ayres. who was visi- tor last autumn, the change of climate proving beneficial
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
Mining Business.

uHiiIlb DuSiuSSs-
 William Blount was a visitor yes. terday from his Blue Jacket mine Lynx creek district, and reported development going ahead, with the rich shoot still holding out as depth is reached He is here to meet in vestors, deal pending as the result of the discovery made
 Rough Travelling.
 L. W. Logan and E. Berry Mann mining men of Southern Nevada, ar. rived yesterday forenoon to remain for several days on an investigation of certain property near McCabe making the trip in auto They report roads as bad, and met four cars stranded west of Ash Fork.
 Returns to Jerome.
 J. R. Lowry, special officer of the United Verde Extension, who had been visiting with his wife and son. Lieut., Malcolm Lowry, U. s. army, W who is here from Fort Bliss, Texas. on leave, returned to Jerome yester- day to resume his duties. Another son of Nr. and Mrs. Lowry, con- missioned officer in the regular army, is stationed in North Carolina. Lieut.. Lowry returns to duty tomorrow. Ordered to Washington
 Jimmy Merritt, son of MT. and Mrs. ]. $. Merritt of this city. has been ordered to Washington from Camp Kearny, Cal, to attend a school and receive instructions for some special work in connection with the war. He started last Tuesday, going by way of Atlanta on troop train and thence 10 the capital The information was received in a letter from the young man to his parents the early part of the week.
 Miners Visit.
 Ed. O'Donnell, William O'Brien and William Hill, all employed at the Butternut mine of the Big Ledge O., were visitors yesterday on busi- ness, returning to the camp later. Mr. O'Brien is to go into military service and will be in Class l. MT. O'Donnell IS closing up his business also, and will soon leave for Maryland to en. list. He is desirous of getting in the same command with his friend, Thomas Arnold, also of this section, and a miner.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
PROPAGANDA SPREADING

ROTTERDAM. Feb. 2.-The Bol- sheviki agitation in Germany is rend- ering our army defenseless and pro- ducing anarchy according to the Rus sian pattern with its accompanying symptoms of terrorism, declared the newspaper Nachriehten of Dusseldorf copies of which were received here today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06

kins and J.-Fdgar Settles assignment S60,0O0. Assigns 2-3 interest in con tract between Hass. Ali. Farms Co. c; al and said Carter, said Hopkins ard Settles assign all their interest in said contract to Robert w. Hop kins
 Jerome Superior Cop. Go. to Verde Tunnel and Shelter Railroad Co. A 100 1t. strip across the property of the Jerome Superior Cop. Co, in Verde Min. Dist. Yav. Co.
 Harvey Hon ct al to Home Oil O., SW14 of Sec. ?, IS N w. and SWH of Sec. 7 IS \ l w.
 Geo. ". Dunbar and D. Hopkins 10 C. L. Dunbar, power of attorney, special concerning their interest in SWH of Sec. 2 IS N w and SWH of Sec 7 Is N w.
 L. F. Graves and w. s. Turner to C. L. Dunbar. Special Power of At -torney concerning their interest in SWH of Sec IS N w and SWA of Sec. ? IS NV.
 C. s. Hogan and Harvey Hon in corporate Home Oil Co.,, S5O0,0O0 sapital stock. Principal place of busi- ness, Prescott.
 January 3l, 1918.
 F. Woods, ct al, locate six oil claims Del Rio Dist.
 A. R. Van Wyke, locates six lode claims, Verde Dist.
 ]. B. Lemley locates , lode claims Agua Fria Dist
 Dave l. Morgan locates water right from underground flows from Date creek
 The Big Pine Consolidated Min. Go. to the Bank of Arizona, special power of Attorney, concerning adjustment of all matters growing out of the damage and loss occasioned by fire.
 Neil C. Clark and wife to Leslie C Derrick, lot ,, Blk. 1, Bashford tract, Prescott.
 February l, 1918.
 John Ross ct al locate lode clms. Agua Frfa Dist.
 Charles P. Wingfield and wife to Arctic Ice & Meat Co.,, lot 2 and H interest in lot 5, in Blk ? in Humboldt
 Karl F. Radley and wife and Louis Fcrber and wife to F. G. Evans, Lot 26 in Blk. l3, of Radley Sub-divi- sion in NWH of Sec. 3 16 N 5 E.
 F. c. Evans to A. C. Ross, Lot 20 ir Blk. l3 of Radley Subdivision in NWH of Sec. g f N E.
 Francis B. Tomkinson to Thomas w. King. All improvements. consist ing of reservoir, fencing, etc. also water rights on Sec 16 IS N 4 w.
 John L. Morgan ct al to Richard R. Kirk, Alpha Placer Mining Claim Tiger Dist.
 C. A. Peter and wife to H. w. Cole. E14 SWA of Sec. 12 10 N 3 w, NK of NWA Sec. l3 10 N 3 w.
 David Scott and wife to R. C. Taylor. Lot 5 Blk 5 in Scott Addn. Velvet Min. Co. file Amended Arti- cles of Incorporation. Capital stock shall be S250,00O.
 February 2, 1918.
 R. F. Cooper locates 3 lode claims Walnut Grove Dist.
 Frank J. Kaufman locates l water right on Indian Creek in Sec. 30, II \ 4 E.
 Geo. L. Barnett, ct al, file Dec. Ex. 9 mining claims, Verde Dist.
 Jos. F. Young, sheriff of Yav. Co appoints J. L. Munds deputy.
 Oscar Nelson to Louise Blount, A of lot s, in Blk. "C" of Pine Crest tract adjoining Prescott.
 C. L. Dunbar to s. c. Haight, 5 interest in SEA of Sec. 7. IS N 1 w.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
NO NEW NAVAL STATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. A. Secretary Daniels has authorized announcement that he would not ask congress at the present session for any appropriations for new naval stations on the South Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico or the Pacific coast which have been recommended by the board headed by Rear Admiral Helm.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
BIG FARM MOVE
Fron Sundays DailyI

L. A. Christensen, chief engineer of the Marr reclamation project for Middle Verde valley, which IS being financed by D. H. Biles and others of Prescott, was a visitor yesterday to consult with those interested. The original irrigating ditch is being en- larged and extended and when com rleted this farm movement will be one of the largest in the county.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
ETHEL NJ. MURPHY, GEO. EDWARD MEANY. IT C MORRIS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF YAVAPAI COUNTY, STATE OF ARTZONA

YAVAPAI COUNTY, STATE OF
 ARIZONA
 in the Matter of the Estate of James
 T. Knight, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dcrsigned executor of the estate of James T. Knight, deceased. To the creditors and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after 'he first publication of this notice, to the executor at the office of Richard Lamson, Pythian Building, Prescott. Arizona, the same being the place for 'he transaction of the business oi said estate. in the City of Prescott, county of Yavapai, State of Arizona.
 JAMES E. SPRAGUE, Executor of the Estate of James T.
 Knight, Deceased.
 Dated January Is, 1918. (Adv.4t).
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
(From Sundays Daily) Visiting Teacher.

(From Sundays Daily.) Visiting Teacher.
 Miss Edna R. Grove, teacher of the Dewey public school, was a week crd visitor yesterday with friends in the city.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. C. A. Randall, of Congress. is in the city for few days, coming 10 visit with 3 daughter who is at tending school here.
 Mining Business.
 E. ]. Temple, interested in mines of this section, arrived from Denver yesterday on a business trip, and later visits his camp in Turkey creek district.
 Visitors From Verde.
 Eugene Crissman and William Wingfield, of Camp Verde, were ar rivals yesterday on business trip both giving an excellent report of that country.
 Saving the Sheep.
 s. w Holder has gone to Salt river valley to make purchases of alfalfa hay to feed his sheep in the Congress Junction country until new feed on the desert grows. -E Mayer Visitor.
 w. A. Frazier, the Mayer business man, was a visitor yesterday, report ing mining and other pursuits as ac- tive, and the country generally in a prosperous state.
 Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. Essie Owens, proprietress of the Annex, has returned from San Francisco, where she had been under medical treatment for several weeks and resumed her business, her health being materially improved Coast Visitor.
 L. P. H. Giroux, of Los Angeles, was an arrival Friday, and has gone to the Swastika mining camp in the Bradshaws to visit with a brother, Frank Giroux, who is operating that silver property under lease. Fetrie Still Missing.
 A. s. Skinkle arrived Friday night from Crown King, and stated that William Petrie was still missing and aside from a few friends still in the field, all searching had been aban' doned That he has passed away IS ro,v the general heiirf Mint is Resuning.
 G. H. Voller was an arrival yes terday from the Copper Basin dist rict and reported the Mint gold group as shaping up to resume in a short time. Preliminary work has started and when weather conditions per init, quite a large camp is to be es- tablished. Home From Coast.
 Miss Laura Hopper. of Camp Yer de, returned yesterday from San Bernardino, Cal, where she had been visiting with a sister, Mrs. Pearl Sherry and received a. welcome from many friends in this city. She was met here by her mother, Mrs. D. Wine, and accompanies her home to- day. More Fords Sold.
 The Hill Hardware Company re- oeived yesterday another carload of Fords, which were sold to the fol- lowing purchasers, making total of exactly 400 which this local agency has handled in the past three years: w. J. DeArmond, Skull valley; w. K. Rhodes, Jerome Junction; Charles Swanson, Union Oil Co.,, and A. C. Best, Prescott; Henry Crabbe, Mayer A New Son.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Munds yester- day morning gave a genuine welcome to a brand new son who made his | at an carly hour. MT.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06

Munds, who is the son of Mir. and Mrs. John Munds. is now living ip Nohave county, but his wife was ih Prescott at the time the interesting event took place The babe has been named John in honor of his grand, father.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, executors of the last will and testament of Frank NJ. Murphy, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit such claims, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executors, at the office of Norris & Norris, Prescott State Bank building, Pres colt, Arizona, which said office the undersigned select as their place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Frank NJ. Murphy, deceased.
 ETHEL NJ. MURPHY,
 GEO. EDWARD MEANY.
 T. c. MORRIS. Executors of the last will and testa- ment of Frank NJ. Murphy. de- ceased
 Date of first publication, Feb. 6. 1918.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUN-
 TY OF YAVAPAI.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF FRANK NJ. MURPHY. Deceased.
 No. l343
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Observation-Disclosures

90. 6. STUNT an Oscar S. Mnoer~
for u. a. 2ots 14-15=16=17-18, BIod
80, Central Yarf Mo6., ct. CLOUD,
$4,000.
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g. so GnB bon 2ot 5, 8lod 2, Sree-
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1881, Munion, $525.0O.
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7=122-31, g6en 9afe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

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MfinneIpta.

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