Weekly journal-miner., 1919-02-19
(From Fridays Daily.}

| CFrom Fridays Daily.) Comes toReside.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". S. Jones, who have sold their hotel business at Humboldt to Mrs. Florence Balder- son, are now in the city to reside. i Matli Comes In. i John A. Matli came in on the Sim mons stage yesterday to transact business. NIT. Matli reports that the cattle and dairy business is in the best of condition.
 Sells Business.
 It is reported at Grown King that Eli s. Perkins has disposed of his mercantile business and with his wife and family will again make Pres colt their home for the present. Farm Land Deal George A, Mintz, of Phoenix, has sold to J. J. Humbert, a tract of about three acres of farming land at Camp Verde, the deed of $500 being recorded yesterday
 Business Trip.
 Attorney T. c. Norris and Banker c. E. Meany left yesterday for the Congress mine on matters pertaining to the wrecking of the various plants by Rosenburg & Co.,, of Los Angeles. Starts Mine Work.
 James and Gerald Carder, who re- gently located in Weaver district, are establishing camp and will begin development at once. They are in the city buying a miscellaneous line of material and supplies.
 Is Recovering. Many friends in the city of Miss Edna NJ. Tolar will be pleased to learn that after having been i'll for several days, her conditions has i'm proved and she expects to be odt again in short time
 Mining Man Here.
 T. ]. Sparks, operating mines in Mohave county, was an arrival in the city Wednesday to visit with his daughter, Miss Graccs M Sparkes and on business. Back from Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. O'Brien, the l first named foreman of the Henriet- l ta mine, were in the city yesterday to visit with friends, and have recently 1 returned from an outing on the coast of several weeks. Comes by Train.
 Ben L. Webster, mining man of l Phoenix, who motored to Mayer, ar- rived by train Wednesday night, leaving his car behind, the road into this city being impossible. He left yesterday for Jerome on business. Mining Deal.
 The Minnehaha and the Memorial Day mining claims near Walker have been sold by J. Irwin to the Black Diamond Mining Co.,, the deed rec corded yesterday calling for a con sideration of about S1,OOO. Called by Illness.
 Mrs. ]. H. Ehle left yesterday for Skull Valley, where she was called by the serious illness of her grand son, "Jack" Medd, who has the measles. This illness is getting to be quite epidemic in that community. To be with Son.
 Mrs. Louis Giffner is a recent ar rival from Trinidad, Colorado, com ing to be with her son, who is i'll at a local sanitorium. The young man had the flu at Jerome, and since re- covering, his health has become i'm paired.
 Country Visitor.
 Mrs. A. L. Little is in the city from Granite, and reports fine out look for dry farming in that section. Her husband is preparing to plant a big acreage, and other farmers are buoyant over a fine season now in prospect. ...
 Return to Coast.
 Mir and Mrs. ]. Irwin, of the Black Diamond Mining Co.,, at Walker, aft CT short visit on business, left yes terday for San Diego, to return later after roads are opened to traffic. They report the property active and developments favorable.
 Nearby Placering.
 C. E. Givens, who is placering near the head of Granite Creek, was in the city yesterday buying supplies, and states recovery Sis made by sluicing. He is satisfied with returns and the biggest nugget washed out is valued at about $16OO.
 Many Leave Jerome.
 An arrival yesterday from the north stated that over 75 miners, some accompanied by their wives and Il