Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-26
(From Tuesdays DailY.)

. From Tuesdays DailyD Legal Business.
 , Attorney Robt. F. Morrison left yesterday for Williams, where he is called on litigation by clients. Auto Business.
 Floyd Williams left yesterday for Phoenix to replenish his stock of automobile accessories, returning lat CT in the week.
 Sunday Visitor.
 l.. N. George, principal of the Farms public school, near Jerome Junction, spent Sunday in the city with friends.
 Visiting Parents.
 Mrs. Harry Colvig. wife of the local banker, has gone to Ontario, California, where she will visit dur ing the holidays with her parents. Small Mine Deal.
 Recorded yesterday was a deed from J. w. Smith to R. H. Curry for the Monarch mine, Turkey Creek dis trict, the consideration being $500. Holiday Trip.
 Mrs. C. W. Pardee left Saturday night for Saltwater, Oklahoma, to re- main away during the holidays visit ing with relatives and friends at the old home.
 Plenty of Rain.
 Ed. Mahurin, the well known pio- neer, is i'll the city from Jerome June ton, and reports the rain wave as covering that region, farmers being happy over the future.
 Mining Mission.
 H. N Gallagher, auditor of Phelps Dodge corporation, was in the city yesterday, coming from Douglas, his trip being on general matters affect 'ng his position.
 Farm Land Deal.
 MT. and Mrs. Claude Douglas have sold for $2000 tract of farming land near Turkey station to Lester Pew, of Maricopa county, the deed being recorded yesterday.
 Lively Place.
 Former Sheriff Jack" Lane of Mo- | have county was a visitor Sunday from Verde, where he is employed l by the United Verde Extension Co., in the smelling department. 1 Mining Man Returns. D. A. Seaman, who has mining in terests ill Crook canyon, has returned ] from Phoenix after an absence Of several months and is preparing to leace for his camp to remain and be- gin operating.
 Working Overtime.
 The Yavapai Highway commission and Chief Engineer Fishel made Sunday trip into the Williamson val ley country to make observations and their next jaunt is to De toward Iron Springs, Skull valley, Kirkland and Walnut Grove to be covered this week # weather conditions permit. Mining Man Returns.
 Col. J. B. Dudley, who is negotiat- ing for a copper in the Mayer field. returned Sunday from San Francisco, and is accompanied by Capt. John Erikson, oi the above city They leave today for the property to make ncXamination. Home From Coast.
 There are many in this city who will be interested to learn that Mrs A B. Fox has returned home after . month on the coast visiting with her parents, Mir and Mrs. J. R. Robert son, of Ontario, California, and friends elsewhere.
 Ready For Winter.
 s. L. Duncan, operating the Cli- max, visited the city yesterday on business, stating that wood for the mill had been stored and mine devel- opment completed isunred a long run of the plant later this winter. He re ports the property as making good showing. Prospective Millionaire.
 Henry Pearson, formerly of this section, writes from Gallup, New Mexico, of being interested in an oil company which has a 450-barrel well flowing, the depth being about 650 feet. We are going down another 1000 feet, so look out for big one, his letter concludes. Mayer Is Lively
 H. C. Heffelman, of Mayer, in the city yesterday, reported real estate deals as keeping up and the town was getting on solid basis as a future home center, many new resi- dences to be built early in the coming year, The mining situation adjacent continues healthy. | School Examination.
 On December l and ?, next Mon day and Tuesday, the regular exam ination of teachers will be held in the office of the county school superin- tendent in the court house, beginning at S:30 o'clock in the morning of each l day Those desiring to secure cer- tifcates to teach are asked to be gov erned accordingly.
 William Forback, who has taken | over two groups of mines in Upper | Big Bug district, the old Postmaster and Money Metals holdings, and is operating them, visited the city yes terday on business reporting develop | ment as making good headway 1 Cleaning out old levels will be com pleted soon when production begins
 PUBLIC RECORDS.