Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-19

Mrs. Hazeltine Returns.
 Mrs Af. B. Hazeltine arrived on
 yesterdays afternoon train from Pas
 adena, 10 spend little while with her
 own home folks"
 Visitors From Country. 1 MT. and Mrs. (. w. Carter and
 daughter, Miss ursuela Carter, mot
 ored to the city yesterday from Wal
 nut Grove to visit for few days with i friends. The first named reports ' farmers and rangemen as satisfied.
 In Good Shape. T. c. Walter, well known Walnut
 creek rangeman, is in the city on i business, reporting that country in
 excellent condition in the above line
 Mining Man Here. J. L. White, superintendent of the Blue Bell mine, was visitor yester day on business, reporting produc- ton as being maintained on the usual i basis.
 Placer Mine Deal. R. Edmunson has sold to (. F. Van Cleve a placer mine and millsite ir Weaver district, the price paid being $2OOO, according to deed recorded yesterday
 Farm Land Deal.
 H. V. Rosengerger has sold his patented land in Lower Agua Fri2 valley to R. J. Coburn, the deed be ing recorded yesterday for the sum of $75O0.
 Coast Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Burke, the former with the s. F. P. & P, in this city as dispatcher, left yesterday fol the coast, to be away for few weeks on an outing and to visit with friends Has New Job.
 Ernest Childers, with the Consoli- dated at Humboldt, will desist for few weeks in handling the red metal to dish out the law, being on the jury panel of the Superior court, arriving in town yesterday. To the Coast.
 J. H. Stephens and son, Bud, lief yesterday for Los Angeles, where they are called by the serious Hines of the mother of the former, her re covery being doubtful.
 Range Visitors.
 B. J. Stewart and ]. P. Walters cattlemen of the Agua Fria country visited the city yesterday, expressing themselves as we'll satisfied with con ditions, favorable winter being in dicated.
 Returning Home.
 Mrs. Nora Stillwell and niece, Miss Alice Jenkins, the latter recently iron Eugene, Oregon, are in the city fo short visit with friends, and are CT route home to Navajo county, afte attending the state fair at Phoenix. Brief Visit.
 Thomas J. Thorpe, manager of tn. Mayer Mercantile Co.,, was brie; visitor yesterday on private business returning to Mayer last night by all tomobile. He reported that mining field as very active and commercial | conditions were satisfactory. Lively Silver Field.
 Richard Umlah was an arrival yes terday from Lower Turkey creek, anC l reports that silver region at teeminf | with activity, all mines being in ac- ton, and principally by leasers. The custom mill is running steadily and many operators are prOspering by the | high price of the white metal Mining Business.
 Fritz Vierthaler, foreman of tho l Tillie Starbuck, on Slate creek, visit i ed the city yesterday, reporting de as proceeding under con, ditions that are gratifying in orc bodies exposed. This silver is soor to have plant in action, is the belle of local stockholders. Mining Man Leaves.
 R. P. Rowland who has been Martinez district looking after hi: mining interests, was in the city yes terday en route to Gallup, New Mex ico, where he is a co-owner in an O well that is producing F barrels day He stated there is considerable excitement prevailing in that field and many new wells are to be drilled Severely Injured.
 George Loring, foreman of the steel laying crew of the s. F. P. &. P. was brought to the city from Hillside on Thursday evening with a badly 1 right foot, sustained while rails were being unloaded. It is be- ieved bones were broken and several weeks will be required before he vii he ahle to resume his dutieS