Weekly journal-miner., 1917-11-07

Mrs. Bessie Humphrey and children left yesterday for Los Angeles to be away indefinitely visiting with friends. Legal Business.
 Attorney II. M Globes of Jerome, was visitor yesterday. having litiga- ton to attend to before the Superior court.
 On Way to Humboldt.
 w. F. Kelso, q Phoenix mining man, was in this city yesterday on his way to Humboldt to inspect a group of mines.
 Going to Mayer.
 Charles Stcbin, of Kingman, pass ed through this city yesterday CT route to Mayer, at which place he will arrange for some work on his nearby group of claims. Joins Her Husband.
 Mrs. ]. R Turner, of Los Angeles, arrived in this city yesterday and will make her home here with her hus- band, Reed Turner, of the Owl Drug X Candy Co.
 Leaving For Coast.
 Mrs. Zona Swan is to leave the city in few days, and will take special course in a Los Angeles college. sc- lecting stenography and financial. ac- counting as her future vocation. Mining Business.
 (. T. Harding. a mining man Of Los Angeles, is in the city cn route to Copper Basin district. 10 look over 2 gold-coppcr proposition. this being his second inspection in the past three months.
 Jerome Visitors.
 Thomas Taylor. superintendent of the Clarkdalc Smcltcr. motorcd to inc city yesterday. and had as guests Mir. and Mrs. K. k. Dufey. the former chief accountant of the United Verde Copper Go. They return home today. Visited Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. \. Kchr. the for nor with the United Verde Extension, motorcd to the city Friday from Jc- rome, remaining until yesterday after noon to visit with friends at the old home.
 Returns to Coast.
 Mrs. \. F.. Simms, Of Anaheim, Cal. who had been visiting with a daughter, Mrs. ]. r. Goodc al a min ing camp in Turkey Creek district. re- turned home yesterday, Mir Goode ac- companying her to this city.
 Severely Injured.
 Sam Barton, a former resident oi this section, accidentally shot himself through the left foot while hunting deer near the Fl Gro mining camp in Gila county, from which blood poison ing developed. He was under treat ment for Is days. The accident was due to careless carrying of the rifle, which was set on hair trigger. with the muzzlc pointing downward. Cowboys Lineup.
 All cowponics to be used in rang, contests during the State fair week al Phoenix, were shipped yesterday from Kirkland and Skull valleys, numbering over 30 head. The owners ars ]. r. Rudy, (. (. Jackson, J. V. Dickson, Walter Cline and others, all to enter in different events. Five bronchoS ar rive today from Verde valley and gc south on Monday, with Doc Pardcc in charge.
 Chloride Man Here.
 ]. F.. Morgan. of Chloride. was a Prescott visitor yesterday, being on his way to Mayer to look over some mining property. Mr. Morgan was the former owner of the Morgan group in the Chloride district, the property having later been sold to the Arizona Reduction Company. The new owners of the property have since developed the group into one oi the largest producers of that camp. Going to Fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Lewiston and family of four children, are in the city from Apache county. to visit for few days, leaving later in the week for Phoenix to attend the State fair
 Mrs. Lewiston is a former resident oi 1 Prescott.
 Visiting Old Home. W. W Cook was in the city ycstcr- day, returning to Phoenix, after ; trip to Albuquerque. N. M., on grazing business before the forest service. ir which his cattle holdings in this sec ton are affected. He reported q sat iSfactory adjustment as reached. i Comes On Business. John Lindcll a former well krowr resident of Prescott. but now Of Vic ] toria, E. C., was an arrival yesterday ! coming on business, having mining
 and other interests to look after for ;
 few days He is very much pleased
 with the change, and is now engaged in ranc,iug and livestock raising.