Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-17
(From Wednesdays Daily.) Groom Creek Visitor.

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 CFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
 Groom Creek Visitor.
 Otto Lange, Jr., from the Groom Creek district, was seen on the streets yesterday.
 Land Business.
 Attorney Robert E. Morrison has gone to Phoenix on business before the land office for local clients, and expects to return today.
 Humboldt Land Deal. W. E. Pate and wife have sold to Arthur Jones one acre of land in the town of Humboldt for $500, the deed being recorded yesterday.
 From the Mines.
 H. (. Stoffers, of the NC4 crew, is in the city from the camp south of town, reporting development as pro- | ceeding satisfactorily. Holiday on Coast
 Former Supervisor William Steph- ems and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Lainge, left yesterday for San Diego to remain with friends until after the holidays
 Buys Farming Land.
 Orville Glenn has purchased from Albert Barber a tract of 80 acres of farming land i'll Walnut Grove. pay ing therefor $500, the deed being re- corded yesterday.
 School Business.
 Carl Rees, trustee of the Jerome Junction school district, visited the city yesterday on official business, making the trip by automobile, and reporting the wagon road as again in good traveEng condition.
 Brings Produce.
 C. +. Oycrhuls, farming in William son valley, brought to the city yes terday his usual weekly supply of produce, reporting roads in fair con dition. From Jerome Junction.
 H. C. Anderson and wife of Jerome Junction were in the city yesterday. MT. Anderson's broken ribs are mending as fast as can be expected though he IS not as yet entirely out of the doctors care. Was Seriously III.
 Senator Fred Colter, it was learned yesterday was until recently quite seriously i'll in Los Angeles, but after submitting to a facial. operation, his recovery IS now assured. Mining Business.
 John Brady is in the city from his mining camp near Kirkland, this be- ing his first appearance since the big storm of three weeks ago. He is 1 either caught in camp by deep snow or muddy roads and is thinking of joining the aviation squad. Going to Desert
 S. H. Danes, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, is in the city for a short . visit, en route to the desert below Congress Junction, where he is in- terested in several bands of sheep now in winter quarters. He will . probably become interested in state lands, filing an application to buy some months ago.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Wilbur E. SaCton, a Nevada mining operator who visited this city about three weeks ago to make an examin- alton of a silver property in Turkey Creek district, and was unable to go into the field on account of bad weather, returned during the week. He leaves today for Goodwin and eX- poets to close an option deal. Recovering Health.
 Mrs. w. Barr, of 200 South McCor- mick street, who has been seriously sick with a complication of asthma and pneumonia, is reported to be so improved that her husband, veteran of the late war, has been enabled to resume his work as fireman at the Whipple Barracks battery of boilers. Heavy Cattle Shipments.
 Coburn Bros. Cattle Go. shipped yesterday to Victorville. California, a trainload of 20 cars of range stock, the buyer being Senator Fred Colter Today another train of 25 cars from the above range goes to w. D. Parks of St. Johns, Apache county, aggre- gating about l,6O0 head. Loading was done at COrdes siding. Practical Christmas.
 Orville Bozarth and wife visited the city yesterday from Williamson val ley. the former to lay in stock of pegs and the latter to buy holiday goods. Bozarth states there will be a Christmas tree at the home during the day, but that he will be in the field husking corn until sundown. He's afraid of another big storm. Makes Fine Record.
 Frank C. Driver who enlisted in the navy during the war, has a sur prise awaiting his many friends in . Prescott having been again advanced-I in rating from engineer second to en- gineer first. This makes the fifth