Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-31
City Ne1Us In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

public school at Verde, is in the city to spend Christmas with friends. Mining Business.
 Henry Braun, who is mining i'll the Bradshaws. is in the city on business matters pertaining to his interests. Holiday Vacation.
 Miss E. Copley left yesterday for Riverside, California, to spend the holidays at her former home with her mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Copley and other relatives.
 Leaves For Holidays.
 ]. Gardner Scott, president of the Golden Dragon Mining company, left yesterday for Los Angeles to spend the holidays with his family there.
 To Be Glad at Mayer.
 Attorney F. L. Haworth left yes terday to spend the Christmas holi- days at the home of H. A. Wagner, of the Mayer Ore Purchasing com pany, at Mayer.
 Mining Men Here.
 J. H. Cross, who is developing a silver mine in Crook canyon, owned for many years, visited the city yes terday, and reported his interests in a satisfactory condition.
 Country Visitor.
 ]. A. Stapp, of Skull Valley, visited the city yesterday on holiday shop ping, returning home later with the good" for sofheone whose name he did not mention.
 Range Arrival.
 Nelson Puntenney visited the city yesterday from Big Chino valley, and returned later to spend Christmas at home with relatives. He is pleased over the range situation.
 Country People Here.
 Mr.. and, Mrs. Elmer Hummer, the former largely interested in livestock in the Anvil Rock country, will spend this Christmas in the city, being guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Drew. Popular Cowboy In Town.
 Charles Smith, range foreman of the Johnson Cattle company, an all round good fellow and who can manipulate the lariat in an expert manner, galloped into town yester- day to eat some tame turkey. He could have brought a wild bird, bur the season has closed. Auto Victim Recovering.
 Me- C i when the Mayer stage struck a car coming into the highway intersection at Whipple Barracks, is recovering from her injuries as well as could be expected. Christmas at Old Home
 MT. and Mrs. ]. l. Roberts left yes terday for Kirkland valley, the girl hood home of the latter, where they will spend Christmas with Mir. and Mrs. William Ritter, and other near relatives. Yuletide Visitors.
 Mrs. George Jeffrey, of Covina, California, cousin of Mrs. Arthur Hendey, and Miss Lavinia M. Hen dey, of Sacramento, California, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hendey. are in the city for the holidays. Silvers Coming Back
 Frank Wager arrived yesterday from Tiptop on mining business and reports that old silver field as getting in shape for some big operations 1 early next spring. He is interested in the Tiptop mine, and it is prob able this historical property will re- sume on a big scale in the near future.
 Home For Christmas.
 Thos. F. Goode, of Needles, recent ly to arrive 10 look over business conditions, returned home last night to spend Christmas with relatives. and comes back early next week. He is contemplating to open a tailor shop. | Family Reunion.
 C. M. and Thomas Hillborn. at taches of the Bank of Arizona, are entertaining their mother and three sisters who have arrived from Phoe- nix to remain during the Christmas holidays.
 From Big Bug.
 George Whitaker, a well known resident of Big Bug creek, visited the city yesterday on business, reporting the principal mining activity at the Henrietta, the force employed being 40 miners, and reports indicated a de- sirable property being established. f Goes to Phoenix.
 w. H. Warrington, of the Monte Cristo silver camp, Groom creek, has gone to Phoenix for the rest of the week to be with an associate owner of this property in "crosscutting" the turkey pay streak today and,to trans act mining business. | Exodus of Officials.
 The following county officials have gone to. the country to spend Christ mas with relatives and friends: School Superintendent Miller to be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins, of 1 Perkinsvile Frank Bauer, deputy re- corder, to Tempe to visit with his mother; Mrs. Grace Chapman, to PeeD1ec valley +O y-icit v,;tb ba-