Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03

n are so well pleased with the noun r tain air of Prescott that they hay T concluded to remain until snow flies : Eastern Visitor.
 Mrs. Charles McArthur. of Akron
 Ohio. is a recent arrival at Hote e Congress, and is so favorably i'm . pressed with the climate that sh n has concluded to remain for tn, ' summer.
 Sells Cattle Business.
 B. B. Williams, recently engaged
 in the range cattle business in the , Kirkland valley country, is in the city and has sold out. He is unde- cided where to locate and remains
 here for the present until new To. cation is decided upon.
 Outing Trip.
 Alr. and Mrs. F.. C. Warding, oi
 Peoria, Maricopa county, are in the
 city from the White Mountains,
 Apache county. after enjoying an
 outing for the past three weeks and
 are to remain in this section until af-
 ter the Fourth of July.
 Cooling Off.
 Dave Barnes, well knoFn cattle
 man of Maricopa county, was an ar
 rival during the week, and will re-
 main for the summer to enjoy the : climate and look over the outlying range country. He may decide to locate here.
 Coming For Summer.
 w. J. McQuerrry, of Gilbert,
 writes to Dr. C. w. Pardee that warm weather brings him and fam fly to Prescott to remain for the summmer They arrive next week It is like being alongside of a cop per furnace working under full blast" he says. In the Army.
 Writing from Fort Crook, Iowa. Harry Lamb states he has beat the draft and is now with the regulars, under three-year enlistment. He anticipated being called later, and | says he wanted to get the fuss owe, . and the thing through with as soon as possible This recruit has rela- tivcs in Coconino county and form erly attended the public school ir Prescott for part of term.
 Leaves the Range.
 Felix Mapcs, a well known range man, until recently in the employ Of Coburn Brothers at the Horseshoe ranch, has resigned his position and comes to this city to fill an engage ment at Dr. C. w. Pardee's stables. He also will enter the cowboy con tests next week and has some clever spccialties to present. fl Old Timer Returns.
 Phillip Dunkel, a resident of this ' city and Jerome for many years un- til 1900, returned during the week . coming back on account of poor , health Until short time ago he | was at Vallejo, Cal, in business and { if he is benefited by change of climate his wife and family will join f lim and again make this city their [ lome f Furnishes Bail. '
 Willim r.. Garland, alias "Prof Masters" who was held to answer a: | Jerome to the Federal court on q Q harge of violating the espionage e .ct, has been released on S2,O00 ( ,ond. Peter Gordon. J. w. Brown nd Bernard Macdonald are his a ,ondsmen. It is understood that he a gill hold forth as clairvoyant in O Prescott till his trial is held. \ Aiming Active. T
 Tim Hawkins, one of the best nown of pioneer Prescott;ies, is e gain in the city after being in the ci ungsten field near Camp Wood, and sr cports a resumption of operations at sr ifferent camps. Shipping out is to N cgin in short time and production ill be heavy. The main camp is fr .awlor, Connor & Wood, which is L laping up for big operations. tr Iood Outlook. II, C. C. Evans and Duff Dickson tc ere visitors yesterday from Kirk c md valley, reporting an excellent utlook for the farmer and cattle fo ian, since heavy rains had fallen. sr he first cutting of wheat hay is be- " g made and the crop is large The D sual rains in July will insure for CT lat country the best times known lc
 many years. A, ITS. Theroux a Mother.
 Mrs. Louise Wetmorc yesterday an ceived word through a telegram ro om her sister in Chicago of the tn rival the day before of an S-pound m by boy to Mrs. Henry Theroux, dr lughter of Mrs. Wooster. The in ork had been expected for several br ecks but delayed his arrival until Re c fourth wedding anniversary of e couple. Lieutenant Theroux is in, ,w in the Saon-et-Loirc fighting lei me in France and the happy news Ca as cabled him there. re,