Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-10
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thursdays DailyD On Business Trip.

IS m kingman, having been called there as a witness in a court action. Visiting Friend.
 Miss Margaret Watson left yester- day for Congress, where she will visit for few weeks as a guest of Miss Elizabeth Randall.
 Back From Gallup.
 w. NJ. Poulson, who had been at Gallup, on business for the past month, returned yesterday, and again will take up his residence here.
 More Rope Artists.
 Lee Wells, of Blythe, Cal, and Harry Beck, of Camp Wood, arrived yesterday with their riatas, and are going into the arena today to rope the bovine
 Official Visitor
 F. F. Ross, State bank examiner, arrived from Phoenix during the week to visit with his wife and fam fly, and incidentally to see the Yava pal cowboys in action.
 Texas Roper Here.
 F.. F. Garfield, who holds the championship belt as roper of Texas, arrived yesterday from San Angelo. that State, and is to go into the arena today to try out the Arizona bunch Range Situation Good.
 MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Morris are in the city from Hillside, and the first named states heavy rains again had fallen this week. making the live stock situation excellent for the rest of the year. Popular Place.
 Postmaster J. C. Shafer, of Groom creek, is in the city on a brief busi- ness trip, reporting a larger number in the summer colony this year, than at any previous time. The principal objection is lack of houses.
 Condition Improved.
 Anne Elizabeth, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Weber, of Camp Verde, who had been under treat ment in this city, is convalescing, af-I ter having been quite seriously i'll Mir. Weber arrived yesterday and rel turns home today with his wife and daughter Come To Reside.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Parsons, of Western Texas, recent arrivals, will make this city their future home, the former coming to accept a situa- ton with the Bashford Burmister Co. as salesman in the mercantile de-, partmcnt Mir. Parsons IS brother-I in-law of T. ]. Morris, the well known rangeman Of Hillside. Coast Vacation.
 Martin Anderson, the mining man of Senator, left yesterday for Oak land, California, on a trip of recrea- ton for the next two months, and af- ter his return will resume operations at his properties. He states the Sen ator field at present has more mines in action than since 10 years ago, and the outlook is decidedly excellent. Noted Turfman Here.
 Chris Cline, of Tonto, in Gila. county prominently known in turf circles. is in the city to witness the pony races during the celebration. The Cline family for the past gen. eration has been conspicuous for its participation in turf doings all over the State. Gila Visitors.
 F. NJ. Cooper of Tonto, and Ches- ter Cooper, of Roosevelt, Gida coun- ty arrived yesterday in auto, and will remain for the celebration and to visit with a brother, E. H. Coop CT, who is here for the summer with his wife. The visitors are engaged in the range cattle business. Home From Bisbee.
 Miss Lilah Campbell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Campbell, who had been in Bisbee for month visit ing with a sister, after graduating at the Tempe Normal school, returned home on Tuesday night and is re- ceiving a welcome from any friends She begins her educational career later, having been retained to teach in the public school at Clarkdale. Range Improved.
 Ray Hill was an arrival yester- day from Camp Wood, coming to at tend Superior court as juryman, and states quite heavy rain had fallen dur ing the week, and the situation on the range had been materially inn proved His wife and family nov ed recently from the city to the above place and will remain away for the summer.
 Has Good Showing.
 Ed. Haney was a visitor yesterday from his copper-cinnebar camp near Ramsgate, and reported development as continuing, new exploration ad ding materially to the outlook. He has sufficiently opened the cinnebar zone to warrant the belief that it is a permanent condition, while the copper content IS satisfactory. He couternDlates obstruction of wap-