Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-03
(From Tuesdays Daily) 2ecuperatinp Trip.

CFrom Tuesdays Daily.) Recuperating Trip. Joe Algcrt, mining at Walker, left yesterday for Los Angeles on a re- cupcrating trip for his health. Home From Coast.
 Mrs. \. L. Smith returned yester- day from Los Angeles after an ab- sence of several weeks visiting with relatives.
 Mining Man Back.
 R. NJ. Merrill, of the Midnight Test mining camp, Groom creek district, returned yesterday after an absence of several weeks.
 Official Business.
 Constable J. F. Spcer, of Camp Verde precinct, visited the city on Sunday, having official duties to per form with the sheriff
 Visiting Parents.
 Miss Edna K. Ubcr, who has charge of the commercial depart mcnt of the Clarkdale High school, is visiting her parents at the Wilson Apts.
 Here From Flagstaff.
 George Babbitt of Flagstaff was in Prescott yesterday, to look over the property of the Arizona Del Rio Oil Company in the Chino Valley. Visited Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. F. O'Brien, of the Henrietta mining camp, spent Easter Sunday in this city with friends, mo- toring home yesterday. To Phoenix.
 A. A. Johns left yesterday for Phoenix, on private business, as well as on matters pertaining to the in coming special session Of the lcgis- lature.
 Comes to Reside.
 J. II. Franks, a well known public school teacher of this county for many years, arrived from Walker yesterday and is to make this city his future home.
 Mining Business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben. T. Haigue were visitors yesterday from the Mermaid mines, Toptop district, where the first named recently located. Mrs. Haiguc is en route to Glendale, Calf Mining Man Returns.
 C. F. Baton, sof Fl Paso, Tex, a frequent visitor during the past six weeks, returned Sunday, and it is stated, is preparing to close deal for a silver property in the Brad shaws.
 Range Visitor.
 T. N. Childcrs, who recently en- gagged in the range cattle business in Chaparral, establishing the Morning Star Rancho, visited the city yester- day and gave a good report of graz ing conditions.
 Pleased With Mine.
 Ed Block has returned from an in spection of his Fairview Extension mine near Crown King, and reports that big body of a good grade of gold-silver is now being developed. He is enthusiastic over the showing. Enjoyable Visit Ends.
 Mrs. C. N. Mortcnson and daugh ter returned to their home in Del Rosa, Calif., after visiting with Mrs. ]. P. Brennan and family. Miss Nor tenson will return in June to accom- pany her cousins, the Misses Bren- nan, on a trip East.
 Going to France.
 Mrs. F. l.. Burgett has received a letter from her brother, Roy Diskin, at Jersey City, \. J.. which announces his arrival short time ago, and also that he sails for France during the month to enter the railroad machinist corps. This young artisan is popu- larly known in Prescott, having worked at the s. F. P & P. shops for several years, and until recently was stationed at Camp Kearny. Range Coming Back.
 Lone Overton. a young rangcman of Ferguson valley, visited the city yesterday. reporting new feed as be- ginning to grow and the cattle busi- ness coming back into its old-timc rating.
 Mine Resumes.
 F. J. White, a principal of the Ari- zona Copper Queen. operating east of Mayer, arrived from Phoenix yes. terday to assume charge and resume,