Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14
(From Sundays Daily.)
Country Visitor.

(From Sundays Daily)
 Country Visitor.
 Mrs. (. w. Carter is in the city from Walnut Grove to visit with friends for short time.
 Tn New Quarters.
 The city office of the Big Bug Cop per Co. is now located in the Lawler block, with Secretary Uri Embody ill charge.
 Sunday Visit.
 Miss Rachel Redden and Miss Mar garet McGrew, teachers of the public school al Jerome, are in the city to remain Sunday with relatives.
 Visited Friends.
 Mrs. A. A. Fannoy, Of Wicken- burg, and daughter, Mrs. V. s. Holly, Of Hot Springs Junction, visited with friends in the city during the week, returning to their homes yesterday. Returns From Visit.
 Mrs. Torrance K. Smith. who had been visiting in Phoenix. has return ed home, and was accompanied by her niece, Miss Sheldon, of the above city, the latter to remain here indefn- itely.
 Rough Motoring.
 MT and Mrs. Thomas Anderson visited the city yesterday from Will iamson valley, reporting the wagon road in the worst condition ! ever known. They started to return home later, gut backed into town, and will again become residents.
 Coming Event
 A marriage license was issued last week in San Bernardino, California. to Margaret A. KnOwlton and Erwin P. Banwell. The groom to be is said to be a miner of the Mayer field. and gave his age as 38 and his residence as Randsburg, California Mining Men Leave.
 Fred Harris and Ned Creighton, of the Harris Copper Co.,. which has interests in Black canyon. left for Phoenix yesterday, to return later in the month on legal business. Both are optimistic over the outlook of their interests, and resumption seems to be decided upon for an early date
 Conditional Deal.
 The sale of the old Last Chance mines, near this city, has been con summated, but under a conditional agreement entered into between the owner, w. L. Hawley, and the buyer. c. L. Pitchford. It IS stipulated that Pitchford must sink a shaft 75 feet deep upon the execution of which he is to be immediately given full title the sum specified in the deal being nominal, with "other considerations. Concludes Business.
 Malcolm (. Braynard, mining near the Maricopa-Huma boundary line ill the HarCuvar range, returned to his camp yesterday, after consulting with land authorities as to his real lOCa- lion. He said: "I was informed that he mines lapped into Yuma county. also that Maricopa was very close to hem, but have definitely found out hat according to the survey notes Yuma is about GOO feet away, while Maricopa has to crawl up over 100C .eet to kidnap me out of Yavapai." Student Leaves.
 John Francis Conuor. nephew ol Mrs. J. B. McNally, returned to Santa Clara college, California, yes erday to resume his studies after spending his holiday vacation at home with relatives and friends. From Phoenix
 James Carl and NJ. O. Lacey mot i pred from Phoenix to Prescott. ar lying yesterday at noon after a two | lays trip of 48 hours in negotiating he muddy roads and swollen streams. | They are leaving today for Jerome | nd Cottonwood to locate, but not by | 
 Option Deal Pending.
 James D. Dennison, of Daggett, ! California, has returned to the city rom the Pine Flat country, near Goodwin, and will present mining to associates on an op- ion deal for a silver property. He caves today for home, and expects o soon return.
 Miners Return.
 Henry s. Smithson and Jack Greg ny, miners of this section Who went 0 the Colorado River reserve. in No ember, arrived yesterday, and are 'oing back later in the month. Both re reticent over their mission, say 1g however, some good looking uartz mines are being located, and uite a number are prospecting in the lacer belts.
 ,ommendable Spirit.
 Mrs. J. B. McNally, who recently urchased a large acreage of land in he vicinity of the railroad Y, on the rest side, is awaiting favorable Teather and will erect a group of at east four modern bungalows, one of mich will be the home of herself and Dr. J. B. McNally. The ocation is ideal for home life, and Irs. McNally is to be commended pr her progressive spirit and loyalty I building up her home town.
 From Tuesdays Daiiy.1 ountry Visitor.
 Mrs. Henry Ritter visited with tends in the city yesterday coming -om the Hillside range of her hus- and, and returns home today. Or11e to Reside