Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)


 CFrom Thursdays Daily.) Range Visitor.
 Chester Garrett. a ranseman of the Mayer country, was a visitor yester day, reporting the cattle situation as getting in good shape
 Mining Man Here.
 K. D. Metheney, manager of the Lincoln gold mines, near Grown King is sin the city on business. reporting development as progressing under favorable determinations. To Visit Sister.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F.. Scott left yes terday for Oakland, Cal, to visit Mrs. Scott's sister. Mrs. Ralph Ran dall of that city. Mr. Scott is em- ployed at the Santa Fe shops. Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs E. E. Hill, of Mayer, were in the city yesterday for brief visit with friends, making the trip by auto. Road repairing, they say, Is badly needed between the two towns, as traffic is getting ready tQ be heavy Slow On the Range.
 J. H Maders was in the city yes terday from Agua Fria valley, and says cold weather is retarding the growth of new feed. The outlook is good for cattle, but the country for T few months faced a disaster until big storms occurred.
 Mining Business.
 G. o. Price, mining in. Weaver dis trict, is in the city, and reports con siderable activity in placer mining, the largest nugget recovered recently being valued at about S45. He comes, 10 investigate title to a quartz prop erty, on which a deal is pending. East On Business.
 w. J. Mayer, the Mayer merchant and mining operator, left for the east ern states on Tuesday night on busi- ness for copper property in which he is interested. He states the out look for that field is excellent, and many new and old mines are getting ready to operate
 Leaving City.
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Thompson, the former a salesman at Blocks cloth ing store, leave today for Los An geles, where they will reside. Mir. Thompson is high-class man in his line, and his cordial relations with patrons of the house causes much regret at his leaving.
 Baby Girl Born.
 It will be learned with interest in this community that baby girl was born in Los Angeles snort time ago to Mrs. T. ]. Koontz The mother is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. ]. H.. Stephens, and the father foreman Of the Valinda Rancho in Williamson valley.
 Back From France.
 Returning a few days ago from France, was A. C. Curtis, of this city, who was discharged from military service. He was with the 34th' divis ion, and says it is like being at home, from the large number of Arizonans in the ranks. He, also, prefers his country to any other overseas, and is glad to be back.
 New Copper Move.
 Articles of incorporation of the Three Twins Copper Co. were re- corded yesterday, with capitalization given of S2,5OO,OOO, shares to be of the par value of $1 each. The officers are: I. J. Lipsohn, president; F. s. Hess, vice-president; M A. Waltz, secretary-treasurer Phoenix is the principal place of businsess, but the operating point is in the Mayer field. Finished Contract.
 Dr. J. w. Osborn, of Camp Verde, who has been filling a big freighting contract in the Bradshaws for the past thre months, is in the city, the job having been finished He is going back to farming, having closed a lease deal for the Finney property in Verde valley. He states the reviving of the Verde Cowboy Carnival association has been effected, and arrangements are now being made for the coming big events.