Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-27


 Mine Visitor.
 Cloude Ferguson. foreman of the Copper Queen near Mayer, motored to the city yesterday on business trip.
 More Cars Sold.
 Al Weber reported yesterday the sale of an Oldsmobile auto to II. A. Wagner, of Mayer, and six to Wilson X Sharkey of Jerome.
 Blue Bell Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs (. J. Murdoek, the former interested in mines near Mayer, were arrivals during the week from the Blue Bell camp to visit with friends.
 Jerome Visitor.
 Charles Sauer, contracting car penter of Jerome, was an arrival yes terday, coming to visit with friends at his former home and also on . Masonic mission.
 Recruits Arrive.
 Jack" Thurston, Eric Sox ana Bruce Tompkins, of Camp Verde, were arrivals yesterday to appear for final examination today before the local examining board.
 Fifth Hup in Month
 Mrs. James Wingfield of Camp Verde, returned home yesterday af- ter a weeks visit in town, the proud owner of a new Hupmobile, the fifth car of this make sold by Bill Lowth- ian in the last month.
 Range Recruit.
 T. Carter Bishop, son of Mir. and Mrs. ]. D. Bishop, well known as pioneers of this county, arrived yes terday from his fathers cattle range near Seligman, to appear before the military board in this city for final examination.
 Again Well.
 John Miller, a native youth of Pres colt, who had been seriously i'll with pneumonia for several weeks, appear ed on the street yesterday, his health again being normal. He returned from Funston discharged from the army, and a short time afterward was taken i'll. He is a member of the his torically known Miller family. Health Restored.
 Mrs. E. N. Marlowe, who had been in the southern part of the State for several months seeking change of climate. has returned, her health be- ing restored, and is at the home of MT. and Mrs. ]. H. Drew, to remain indefinitely. She has many friends Tn this section who will be pleased to learn of her return and. her improved condition.
 Miners Return.
 Abe Carroll and Victor Stanley re- turned during the week from the Los Oris camp in Sonora, and are en route to the Jerome field to again locate. They had been away for two years and state the property had closed down owing to race hatred They reached the Arizona border without trouble, but had to pay their way on foot to the extent of SS2.3e each on a trumped up graft. From Crown King.
 Major l. P. Waldron arrived from Crown King on Tuesday night, ai- ter a trip of inspection of develop ment on his Montezuma mine hold ings. where operations are now quite lively by leasing. He brings samples from a strike made recently, which run high in silver and galena, the Bear claim being the place where the high-grade shoot has been exposed. Range Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs J. J. Bishop are in the city from the north of Seligman to visit with friends. The first nam ed states that range conditions are fully restored, as in former years, and conditions are gratifying. The snow storm of early this week was heavy, measuring over eight inches on the level, while rain also was added to insure success to the livestock in dustry
 Difficult Travelling.
 (. E. Puder and R. E. Stone, min ing men of Ajo, arrived yesterday via Wickenburg, and reported dis agreeable auto journey, owing to muddy and rough roads. They had been in the Constellation country and their destination is Jerome, with the Mayer field also to be looked over later Mrs. Puder and sister arrived last night by train.
 Back From Funston.
 Frank Sithers, drafted into mili- tary service from Mohave county, has returned from Camp Funston, discharged owing to his age, which at the time of being mustered in was five months and four days over the conscription requirements. This fact was learned of when his mother pro- duced an affidavit, which was sub stantiated from the record kept in a family Bible. Sithers was anxious to serve, but his mother protested. He is going into the Verde valley couli try to work on the range.
 (From Fridays Daily) In San Diego.
 Attorney L. P. Spalding is in San