Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-30
City NeeOs In Brief
(From Thursdays DaiIyl


 CFrom Thursdays Daily@ Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. James McKray, of Mayer, motored to the city Tuesday to attend the Victory celebration, re- turning home yesterday.
 Sells Lot in City.
 Frank Lambertine, of Mullan, Ida ho, has sold to W. J. Antonio, Of this city lot in Moeller addition, the consideration being $500. Visiting Old Home.
 ]. Thorbeckt, years ago business man of this city, arrived yesterday from Jerome. coming to mingle with old time friends for a short time. Old Timer Here.
 w. A. Jordan. one of the best known of pioneers, is in the city from Upper Verde valley, reporting fine outlook for the farmer and rangeman.
 Visiting Ash Fork.
 Mrs. Thomas McMahon, wife of the Chief of Police of this city, has gone to Ash Fork to visit with her son. Fred McMahon, and wife, re- maining away for the rest of the week.
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. H. ]. Meany, who has been visiting in Los Angeles with her parents. MT. and Mrs. A. Vallett, al so to recuperate after having been i'll with influenza, returned home yes terdday. restored to normal health. Sells City Realty.
 Mrs. M. L. Boldwin for some years resident of Prescott, now of Los Angeles. has disposed of her realty interests on South Mt Vernon avenue to Darwin Block, selling the home for S2,5OO. The deed thereof was recorded yesterday.
 Visited Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. James Russell and daughter. Miss Ruby Russell, of Skull Valley, visited yesterday with friends in the city. The first named reports a favorable outlook for farm ing and weather conditions agaln have wheeled back to satisfy all. Back to the Range.
 After an absence of over siN months in Yuma county where he has cotton and other land interests, Carl Weems and son returned yesterday and leave later for the Sycamore creek range to look after their cattle interests during the summer. Goat Business Good.
 T. L. Morris, one of the big goat raisers of the county, was in the city yesterday from the Hillside range and reported the business as flour ishing. Mohair selling begins later, and the clip this season is larger than last year. Home From Phoenix.
 Mrs. T. J. Marks has returned from Phoenix visiting with her brother, l George Mauk, spending yesterday in this city with friends, and leaving later for her home at Humboldt Her husband, Deputy Sheriff marks, met her in this city. New Mining Movement.
 The Round Mountain Gold Min ing and Milling Co. has been incor- porated to operate in this field, with a capital of S1,OOO,OOO, and shares Of the par value of $1 each. Those identified are William Lyons, Will liam Lee and George E. Thrasher with Prescott as the headquarters. Mining Deal.
 L. P. He1mer has given an option on bis Little Wonder group of mines to c. w. Culp and C. H. Brown, Of Tyrone, N. M., for the sum of S3,OOO' with certain stipulated payments agreed to, and a royalty of Is per cent to be paid from all proceeds ot the output marketed. The deal has a duration of two years.
 Buying Machinery.
 C. P. Crawford, principal of the Thumb Butte Consolidated Mining Co.,, which has started to resume on the old Anderson silver group, left yesterday for Los Angeles to pur- chase miscellaneous operating equipment, and after his return next week development begins in earnest. A hoist is in position, and affairs have been arranged for permanent action on quite large scale. Loses Finger.
 ]. A. Freary, mining in Hassay- ampa district, had the misfortune yesterday to have finger of the right hand so badly injured by flying rock after a shot had been set off that amputation was given after his arrival in the city. He was leaving the cut when the explosion occurred and he attributes his mishap to de fective fuse, the shot going off at least a minute ahead of time. Memories Recalled.
 James s. Carr, a visitor from Je- rome yesterday was slightly squeez ed by an auto entering local gar
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