Weekly journal-miner., 1918-03-20

for an operation for the relief of al. ulcer of the alimentary tract. Mrs. Lamson expects to join her husband in Rochester at an early date. Another Fighter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer Zettler, oi Humboldt, are proud parents of a fine little baby boy, born last week. The youth looks like coming fighter for Uncle Sam.
 All Serene.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orville Bozarth were visitors yesterday from Williamson valley, the former reporting the country in the finest shape known in many years for ranching and ranging. "Oh Joy, It's a Boy.'
 Such was the remark made yes terday as Lester Ruffner with broad grin informed many friends of the Stork coming to his home during Sunday. Its an even break now, a girl and boy" he said.
 Flowing Begins.
 James Russell was a visitor yester- day from Skull valley, and stated farmers again had entered the field and blowing had started. No rain is needed and prospects for the biggest crops ever known are excellent. Come to Locate.
 Mir and Mrs. Howard Fallon, resi- dents of this county several years ago, returned last week from Pueblo, Colo, and will locate at Verde, the frst-named to follow his business as a machinist
 State Officials Here.
 Corporation Commissioners A. A. Betts and A.. w. Cole and Secretary Sam Proctor. of Phoenix, were in Prescott yesterday. on a combined pleasure and business trip. They re- turned to the capital city this morn ing.
 Long Service.
 J. L. Zook, for the past five years city engineer at the Willow creek pumping station, has resigned, and will hereafter reside in the city, ac- cepting the position of auto mechani- clan at the Pickerell & Condron gar age.
 Again Well.
 A. F. Bird, well known as a mine engineer, was on the street Sunday, for the first time since being i'll with pneumonia. He is rapidly regaining normal health and is preparing to leave for the Con- gross country, where he has mining interests.
 Military Business.
 Charles McGinsey, member of the firm of McGinsey Broth CTS, Cottonwood, motored to the city Sunday, coming on military matters. He is subject to the draft, but es- caped yesterday in not having his name called among those drawn for . service.
 Will Join Navy.
 William Sieckmann, local naval re- cruiting officer, last week sent to Los Angeles Louis Beberich and Joseph Mcdonald, both of whom will enter training at once. On Thus lay next, Charles D. Born and Alex Thurman of Prescott, will go to the cast to complete the process of join ng the forces of the sea-hghters. 0f for Florence. Joseph Blaicher and J. NJ. Walsh eft Prescott Sunday evening in GUS ody of a special officer for the State prison at Florence. Blaicher will erve a term of from five to four cen years for forgery and Walsh has bout a year coming on a sentence or stealing copper wire from tele I phone line. Mine Inspection. Col John A. Peacock, a principal ,f the recently incorporated Circle Park Mining Company, arrived from 7ort Worth, Texas, on Sunday, leav- I ng yesterday for the camp at Pine flat, where initial operations have tarted. The holdings of Roach & Haley were acquired a few months go. Col. Peacock also has other mining interests in the western sec ion of the Bradshaws which he will .isit on this trip.
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