Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-03
(From Sundays Daily.) Verde Visitor,

(From Sundays Daily) Verde Visitor.
 Judge G. w. Hance was a visitor yesterday from Camp Verde, coming on legal business.
 Easter Visitor.
 Mrs. Wiley Coughran is in the city from Skull valley, to visit during Easter Sunday with friends.
 Vacation Trip. William Rigglc left yesterday for Jerome Junction to enjoy vacation | for the next week and visit with his i sister, Mrs. B. ]. McNicholl. Visiting Miner. James Mahoney, one Of the best known of old-time residents and in charge of mine at Jerome, is visit ing the city and receives welcome | from many friends. Mining Business. l.. \. Wombachcr, mining in Cherry creek district, and a princi- pal of the newly formed Blue Mon ster Copper Company. was visitor yesterday on business.
 Easter Shopping.
 Mrs. A. A. Vannoy and daughter, Miss Norma Anderson, of Skull val ley, visited with friends in the city yesterday, also coming to do Easter shopping.
 Good Range Country.
 M. w. Stewart motored to the city yesterday from Mayer and reported range conditions along Big Bug creek as excellent. He is well pleased with his cattle business.
 Easter Visitor.
 Miss Ernestine Lund, teacher of Henrietta public school, motored to the city yesterday 10 visit with friends and spend Easter Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs J. Lund. Visiting Wife.
 w. ]. Jamieson, member of an en- gineering and construction firm in Jerome, is in the city to visit with his wife at the home of her parents, Supervisor and Mrs. C. C. Stukey. Officer Visits City.
 Deputy Sheriff Angus McDermid who is now stationed at Verde, was a Prescott visitor yesterday, being here for a short stay with his wife and family.
 Range Visitor.
 Juan Olea, one of the best known cowboys of this section, was visi- tor yesterday from Hillside. stating that range country was in better condition than known for many years during spring time.
 Temporary Shut Down.
 Charles Zeigcr was a visitor yester- day from his Beehive mining camp near Octave. reporting suspension for a short time owing to an accident to the compressor. Repair parts are en route.
 Back to Phoenix.
 Assistant U s. Attorney J. H. Lang ston left yesterday afternoon for Phoenix, where a term of the federal court is scheduled to open on Mon day. Mir. Langdon states that the federal court will meet in Prescott about August lst
 Inspection Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gus l.. Hobart, of Gallup, N. M., were arrivals Thurs day, and the frst-named has gone into the Squaw Peak section on an ex- animation of copper in which he is interested. His wife remains here during his absence.
 On a Furlough.
 Tom V. Simms, of Camp Cody, ' NJ, passed through yesterday for the Ash Fork country to visit with rcla- tivcs on a ten-day furlough as well has he business interests. He is with a signal corps and intimates that serv- ice overseas seems to be the belief of many for the near future. He en- listed from Grant county, \. NJ, and voluntarily Mining Men Return.
 Clinton StillweI and Harry F.. Mason, mining operators of the Stu pcrior country, wno had been in the Zonia field on an examination of a copper. reached the city yesterday and are going to the Mayer country while en route home. They are travelling in auto and have visited the Cunningham Pass and Copper Creek sections. Mir Stllwell several years ago was identified with Jerome cop. pers, and is a former shift boss of the Blue Bell
 Easter Program. There will be an Easter program