Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
{From Fridays Daily.) Mining Man Visits.

W. D. Mahony, interested in mines of the Mayer country, was visitor yesterday on business.
 Mayer Visitors. Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Axford, of ! Mayer, are in the city 10 visit for a | few days with friends.
 Returning Home. ! Miss Annie Vaughn has returned | from San Francisco on an outing trip and returns home today to Mayer. Visited Friends. i Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Stanton, Of . Dewey, the former a merchant, mo- tored to the city yesterday for brief visit with friends.
 Holiday Hours. Owing to Arbor day being observed today, the postoffice general delivery will be open only from l2 to l2:3G o'clock this afternoon.
 Kingman Attorney Here. Attorney Charles ]. Herndon Of Kngman was in Prescott yesterday calling on some of his relatives and friends and attending to some court business.
 Going to Jerome. Attorneys J. H. Morgan and w. B. Wcstervclt expect to leave this morn ing for Jerome, where they will spend the day looking after some legal business.
 Phoenix Visitor.
 C. J. McElroy. prominently known business man of Phoenix, ar rived yesterday, and is at the Con gross, to visit with his sister-in-law, Mrs. H. J. Meany.
 Business Trip.
 w. w. Whitfield, of Quincy, H., president of the Uncle Sam Livestock Medicine Company, arrived yester- day to look over business in this sec ton, and visit with J. R. Graham, who has charge of the Prescott agency. Visitors Leave.
 Mr and Mrs. George Ritchie, fav- orably known in pioneer circles of this section, who returned a few weeks ago to renew old-time asso- citations, left yesterday for Los An gclcs, very much pleased with their visit
 Here From Ontario.
 Miss Edna T. White of Brockville. Ontario, arrived in this city yester- day afternoon for visit at the home of her friend, Mrs. Alex L. Jones of South Mt. Vernon street Miss White expects to remain in the city for several weeks.
 Gives Good Report.
 w. H. Doherty returned yesterday from the Verde Squaw Copper Com pany camp near Camp Verde. and re- ported favorably on this property, stating thai 1t was making its best showing at the present time and a desirable property was being deter mined.
 Returns to Camp.
 Mrs. Abner Proctor and daughter, Miss Cecilia Proctor, returned yester- day to the Crescent Mines Company camp near Vicksburg, after two weeks in the city, coming for medical treatment for the young lady who has recovered from slight attack of pneumonia.
 Oil Men Arrive.
 Dell Higgins, on whose Verde ranch an oil shale condition was developed few weeks ago in sinking a well and C. C. Galloway, who has become heavily interested in the company toI be formed, were arrivals yesterday to confer with local people who arc sub scribers to the stock. There will be no action taken to begin explora ton until after charter is issued by the State Corporation Commission Both visitors are enthusiastic over the outlook.
 McLane is Discharged.
 Justice C. H. McLane yesterday received a telegram from Col. Tut hill at Camp Kearny, stating that Charlie McLane, son of the judge, had that day been given his discharge from the military service because of i'll health. It is expected that the young man will arrive in Prescott within the next few days.
 Yuma Visitor.
 r. O. Younger, a farmer of Yuma county, formerly located in Gila county in the range cattle business, arrived during the week and is con- sidering entering that pursuit again in this section. He is pleased with the eastern section of the Bradshaw range, which he inspected, but will make observations elsewhere before deciding on location. Bacf On Range.
 Major w. w. Midgley, of Clark dale, was visitor to Prescott y.ster- day, and stated he had resigned as commanding officer of the home guards at that place, and re-entcred the range cattle business in the Mo gollon mountains. He reports a fine situation in grazing, and is eu route