Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-05

! Passing through yesterday for Mare Island, Calif.. was Chester ] Carr, former resident of this city,
 who enlisted in the navy at HoI-
 brook. Three years ago he served i for short lime on the cruiser Raleigh, and states that lie could not | hold back" any longer.
 Mohave Visitors.
 l Mrs. E. M AIunSon, of Chloride, and sister, Mrs. Marguerite Goodsel1, of Chillicothe, O.. were arrivals Thursday and have gone to the Brad Shaws 10 visit with relatives. Mrs.
 Goodsell IS touring the west, while
 her husband Is in the army as a cap tain of infantry.
 Long Way From Home. Lone Jordan, one of the celebrities in cowboy circles of this county, who figured conspicuously in Frontier Days in Prescott, is now at Camp Funston, but is out of place in his
 vocation as rangeman. He was
 drafted into military service, and is
 now assigned 10 the medical corps
 He is now familiarly addressed by
 Arizonans as Dr. Jordan, which title
 makes him feel like donning the war
 paint.
 Brief Visit.
 P. A. Crandall, sheepman Of
 Apache county, visited the city yes
 terday 10 meet his wife, who is cn
 route to Florence, where sister re- sides. Alr. Crandall is driving north and states conditions as whole were
 favorable last winter in the Black canyon region.
 Mining Business.
 O. l. Tawncy, who has mining in tercSts in Turkey creek district which are active, arrived Thursday night on business pertaining to the recent clos ing of the deal for the peck silver group 10 C. F. Baton. The latter is now in action in closing up arrange ments to begin operating at once. Flying Trip.
 (. II. Hooker left yesterday for Los Angeles, to visit for few days with his wife and son. He states Prescott is his home, and his Has sayamper hue is too deeply imbedded into his physique to think of making change in color for any other town in the universe. Climate Cures.
 Miss Belle Long and brother, Rob ert Long, who came to Pine Crest several months ago, both being in poor health, returned yesterday to Los Angeles, both having been ma terially benefited. They carry away an excellent impression of the eli mate.
 Condition Improved
 There are many in this city who will be pleased to learn that Mrs. C. B. King, mother of H. B. King, of the Coleman Brokerage Company, has passed the crisis of recent ser ious illness in Los Angeles, and will recover. Mrs. H. B. King, who re- turned yesterday imparted this pleas ing news. Here From New Jersey.
 AIr and Mrs. A. B. Crossman oi Nineland. \. J., arrived in Prescott yesterday, expecting to remain here for several weeks for visit with their daughter, Miss Sue. The visi- tors are very much impressed with the city and it's environs. and may conclude to make this their pcrman- cnt home. Visitors Leave.
 The mother and sister of Claude Ferguson concluded yesterday sev- eral weeks of sojourn ir this sec ton, returning to Bakersfield, Calif., their home. While here they were at the camp of the Copper Queen, near Mayer, where Mir. Ferguson Is super intcndcnt Race Horse Coming.
 Robert Shultz left for Phoenix yes tcrday to return in a few days with Nadah H., his fast running mare. She will be worked out for track events . in this city during 4th of July week . Several other speedy animals also are to be brought to Prescott from the Salt river valley in few days. Making Headway.
 Fritz Nicrthaler, foreman of the :. Tillie Starbuck, on Slate creek, was a visitor yesterday on business, and development as making factory. The main tunnel has TeaCncQ I,OOU rect, ana the tonnage 1 in a good grade of silver ore is big. The property is now fast entering the stage where a reduction plant will soon be required
 Summer Visitors.
 Mrs. Burt Benner and children, Mrs. Harry Bell, and Mir. and Mrs. (. C. Wrightman motored to the city during the week from Pinal county and have selected a camping out place in the Point of Rocks, to remain for .hc summer Mrs. Benner and Mrs. Bell were here last season, the lat ter having been former resident of his county.
 Coming Back.
 Franl, Thompson writes from Hot Springs, Ark, that he will return to Prescott next week, to get in action ,or special attractions during the early part of July. Thompson is cowboy artist. and figured promin- ,ntly during Frontier Day cclebra- lions in this city. Tom Wells, of Blythe, also arrives in a few days md will do his speciality acts in busting and other range