Weekly journal-miner., 1918-03-27
Transferred to Cody.

iOWeQ IHlnlnS III tnlS SeCtOn tn1ec years ago, removing to Idaho, where he was drafted.
 (From Sundays Daily)
 Visiting Wife.
 Winchester Dickerson is in the city from Ash Fork, coming to visit with his wife, who is temporarily re- siding here.
 Verde Visitors.
 Mr and Mrs. Fred Back, of Camp | Verde, motored to the city yester. day, the former coming on range 1 business.
 | Phoenix Attorney Here. Attorney George Purdy Bullard oi 1 Phoenix, was in Prescott yesterday to look after some business in the i Superior court.
 Up From Phoenix. Joe Campbell, who is making his headquarters in Phoenix, was calling on his old friends hereabouts yes. terday. To the Coast.
 William Paar left yesterday for Los Angeles to join his wife, and visit with her parents, Mir and Mrs. A. ]. Head, for few weeks. Grazing Good.
 Nelson Puntenney was visitor yesterday from Big Bug, Chino val, ley, reporting two business situations as quite lively, oil booming and grass growing abundantly on the range Out of Navy. Ritchie Lewis, who had been under training in the navy on the coast, returned Friday, having been dis charged from the service on accoun, of defective hearing. His parents re- side here and he is to enter civil pur. suits. Mayer Visitor
 Ed s. Rogers, a well known pio- neer resident and mine owner of Big Bug district, arrived from Mayer yesterday on a business trip, report, 1 ing the country in healthy condi- 1 ton in different lines. Mine Examination.
 Clinton McArthur, a mining en- gineer of Cripple Creek, Colo, ar rived Friday, and has gone to the . Richenbar property, it is reported on trip of inspections representing Buffalo, N Y mining people. In Good Shape.
 C. F. Burton was a visitor yester, day after trip of inspection of his sheep interests near Congress June ! ton, and stated grazing conditions again were good and winter losses by scarcity of feed would not be heav- fer than in past years. He is very much pleased with his business. Renewed Old Times.
 Edward Aver, of Chicago, an early day resident of this city, removing aftcrward to Flagstaff, where he es- tablishcd the first sawmill on the line of the Santa Fe railroad, was visitor during the week to meet old time friends and review the past. He is travelling in an auto, and with him was his wife, their destination being the coast Mir. Aver has retired from business and is reputed to be quite wealthy
 Starts Placering.
 F. C. Caring and Dave Harris out fitted in this city yesterday and left for the Hassayampa country to placer mine. They have secured a location near the old Orc Fino camp of early days.
 To See New Baby
 Mrs. ]. H. Drew left yesterday for Florence to be present at the chris. tening of her granddaughter, which was born on March l6, to Mir and Mrs. Hummer, who. until a short time ago resided in this county. Oil Men Arrive.
 Glenn Murdock, of Tulsa, Okla, accompanied by his engineer, are in the Big Chino field on a trip of in spection of general conditions. He stated he comes to the country on representations made by local con ccrn, and if conditions are favorable will become interested.
 Business Rooms.
 A new toll line of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Go. IS now in service between Phoenix and Prescott, making the third circuit in action. Beginning tomorrow a second line is to be laid between Prescott and Ash Fork, which is to give Flagstaff and Prescott direct communication with way stations eliminated. Manager Buehlcr stated yesterday business is daily improv- ing and such strides were not antici- pated year ago as are now in evil dence. Come to Reside.
 MT. and Mrs Albert Pitkin, of Saragosa, Colo, are recent arrivals and will make e-this- city their home The change of residence is due to benefits received by Mrs Pitkin dur { iuO a soiourp of four ,,,o,,tr 1aet ,