Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-18
(From Fridays Daily) Resumes Duties

CFrom Fridays Daily)
 Resumes Duties
 Mrs. Eli Stauffer, deputy court clerk. resumed her official duties yes ,erday. after having veen quite seri- ously il with influenza for the past two weeks.
 Comes Back
 c. A. Widman, formerly a resi- dent of Pine Crest, but for the past year in the state of Washington, re- turned to the city a few days ago to probably remain. He has many friends to welcome him back.
 Going to Phoenix
 In the city yesterday from the north was (. E. Burton of Ash Fork, and Hugh E. Campbell of Flagstaff, both being en route to Phoenix on business before the state land com mission.
 Range Visitor
 \ .AE Goswick. a cattleman of tn. Verde Valley region, visited the city yesterday. reporting the Mogollon mountains as in a thrifty grazing state, conditions being better than at this time last year.
 Rauge Visitor
 Guy Rozarth arrived yesterday from the western section of the county. where he is, engaged in the range cattle business. and reportco grazing conditions as satisfactory rains having been plentiful this sea son.
 Cfhcer Leaves
 Lieut. Chauncey NJ. Lyons, on leave from Fort Bliss, Texas, after a short visit to the city visiting with friends at the old home, returned yesterday, and was accompanied byI his wife. He will remain in the army. and will be assigned to the in fantry. Formal Transgfer
 J. H. Cross. owner of gold mines in Crook canyon, has transferred the group to the Circle Cross Mining Co.,, a new incorporation, the con sideration in this deal being nominal. The new operators are now moving. and big line of development has been started Up to Date
 The Victory placer claim has been located by Samuel Cant, and it is sit- uated in Martinez district, so stated the owner yesterday, who was ih the ] city. He stated the first pan of dit washed ont showed a gold recovery l Of Sl.l5 and he proposes t6 install a dry washer at once. owing to the scarcity of water.
 Big Cattle Shipment
 Over 1000 head of range steers. 1. owned by Fred Genurg. William Wingheld and James Reeves will be . loaded and shipped east from Mayer on Friday from the Ash Creek range. The prices paid are as fol- lows: One year olds, $38: twos. $4S and threes $58 per head Going to Verde
 In the city yesterday from Mo- renci were Mr. and Mrs. Luther C. I Ellis, who are motoring from the . above city 10 Verde, where they will . locate. They remain here to visit until next week, Mrs. Ellis being d former resident of Prescott where she was Miss Carrie Mayfeld, stu dent of the public school, many years ago. 1 Mining Business 1
 A. E. Rice, the genial treasurer of the Big Bug Copper Co.,, motored to the city yesterday from the camp near Mayer, and reported develop. ment as progressing with determina- tions of a gratifying nature. The old plan is to be replaced by a new one, the force increased. and in the future there is to be some lively . action in operating that copper. New Mining Company
 The incorporating of the ]. and T. Mining CO. was effected this week in this city, with o. w. Blicken- staff, F. H. Herbert and Uri Em- body as principals The capitaliza- ton is given at Sl5OO,OOO, and shares are of the par value of $l each. Prescott. IS the principal place of . business and mines of this county