Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-07


 1 Miss Bertha Goldsworthy, of Phoe-
 nix. has returned home after spend
 ing the New Year holidays in the
 city as q guest oi Miss Beth Block.
 Good Outlook.
 William Roberts, in the city yes
 terday from Fair Oaks, reported in-
 dications as pointing to an early and
 mild spring, and the outlook for pro- ! duction 10 bigger fruit crop this year than ever is encouraging. Rob
 erts is the big apple grower of the
 county, marketing Iass fall 5,435 boxes.
 Range Visitor.
 f. R. L. Gray, one of the large goat raiSers of the Hillside section, is i'll the city on business for a few days, reporting the industry in excellent shape.
 Brief Visit I John Flanagan, frieghting out of Kirkland, visited the city yesterday, reporting a good outlook in his busi- ness, as many mines were getting ready to resume.
 Mining Man Returns. L. X. Wombacher, the Cherry creek mining man, who had been spending the holidays at his former home in Iowa, has returned to resume opera tions.
 Farming Land Sold.
 Josephine and Joseph Chiantaretto have sold to Marion White for $5,5O0 40 acres of farming land near Will iamson valley the deed being record ed yesterday.
 Country Visitor.
 E. A. Muse, a rangeman of the Kirkland country, visited the city yesterday. giving a good report O grazing conditions, summer weather starting grass to grow abundantly everywhere.
 Range Business.
 MT. and Mrs. w. K. Brown, the first named among the largest sheer owners in the county, were in the city yesterday on business, coming iron Wickenburg, their winter home Thei interests are in the Ash Fork country Popular Soldier Leaves,
 Sergeant W. J. Ryan, who received | his discharge from the local post sev 1 eral days ago, left on this morning. train for Phoenix, taking with hin | the best wishes of host of friends. Officials Return.
 Miss Nellie Marshall. Superio | court reporter, and Miss Kitty Cross l man, deputy court clerk, returned yes | tcrday after a weeks vacation r visiting Phoenix, the Roosevelt dan and Casa Grande ruins Mining Resumes.
 (. Benjamin Hays, of the Las Chance mine, near Walker, visited tho city yesterday, reporting a genera mining movement again under way f that field, since roads are opened Machinery is going in and develop ment is progressing. Coast Vacation.
 Fred Reif left yesterday for tn. coast on an outing for the mex month, and before returning will visi with a brother at Santa Rosa, Cali fornia. Mrs. Ref returned fev days ago from California in visiting with friends. Business Trip.
 C. E. Evanston, a cattleman of the Black Canyon country, is in the city returning to Calexico, California where he is spending the winter with his family, and has concluded a deal with a Phoenix firm for about 15C head of mixed steers Mine Visitor.
 Stewart L. Duncan, operating the Climax, south of the city, was busi ness visitor yesterday, reporting mine development ill recent months as de cidedly satisfactory in new ground opened up, tonnage on the dump anc values carried. He is preparing tc make another mill run of the free ores, that will be the largest since he assumed charge. Up.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Albertson returned yes terday from San Pedro, California after visiting for a week with her grandson, Howard Thorne, in the navy and stationed on the battleship New Mexico" This native born youth of Prescott, she states, is mak- ng excellent headway and his career .or the future, his superiors stated, is 1f a glowing nature. Going to Desert.
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