Weekly journal-miner., 1918-05-22
(From Tuesdays Daily.) Jerome Officer Here.

l'tpulA NHtIlU IICu DdIlltll Oi Jerome, was Prescott visitor ycster- day on official business.
 Mayer Visitors.
 AlT. and Mrs. Warren Davis, Mrs. W. l.. George and Miss Harriett Wells, public school teacher, motored from Mayer Sunday to spend the day with friends in this city.
 Legislator Leaves.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Perkins. the former a member from this county of the assembly, left for Phoenix yes terday to remain during the special session which begins today.
 Blue Bell Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. W. V. DeCamp were in the city yesterday from the Blue Bell copper camp. coming to attend the funeral of little Willie Kchr, who was burned to death at Jerome Sun Gay morning, burial being given here Going to Settle Down.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Minusc re- turned yesterday from San Francisco, after d honeymoon along the coast for the past three weeks, and are to reside al Dewey. They were married q
 Sunday Visitor.
 Price H. Brown, a hay dealer of Phoenix. enjoyed Sunday in this city, visiting with friends, and doing busi- ness in his line. He states there is no conservation of livestock food, as it all has been eaten up in Salt river valley. Sheep Inspection.
 L.. L. Deucll, an authority on live stock matters, is in the city from Mayer. after making an inspection of sheep on the drive north, reporting thcIr condition as healthy and no in ! fcciion in evidence. This action is re- quired by federal laws before sheep Crtcr the forest reserve. Going to Phoenix.
 ALr. and Mrs. l.. F. Grant, Mir and Mrs. (. ?. Haywards, of Navajo county. were in the city yesterday cn route to Phoenix to attend the mar { riagc of Miss Bcrtic krceliugs later in the week. They are motoring and will also visit Roosevelt lake while away.
 California Visitors.
 V I- ' ! former superintendent of the Copper Queen at Stoddard. notorcd to thu city Sunday to meet the mother and sister of Mrs Ferguson who arrived from Bakersfield, Calf. 10 remain for an extended visit at the above min ing camp. Copper Resumes.
 |. "A. Martin of Mayer. returned to the city yesterday after shaping up his Ramsgatc coppcrS to resume, and is laying in a large line of material and supplies. He made several ship nents last year to the Great Western smel,cr at Mayer. the product being highly desirable for its iron content for fuxing.
 Official Business.
 County School Superintendent W. Curtis Miller has returned from Phoenix, where he attended last week for several days a meeting of the school code commission, which has for its object the revising of old laws and the adoption of new ones. At the next session of the legislature such will be presented for enactment uto law.
 Visiting Old Home.
 r. (. Avcryt. a former well known resident of this city, when he was a deputy county recorder, arrived from he coast Sunday, en route to Bir- where he Is in the real cs- ate aud brokerage business. He comes 10 visit with old-timc friends and also to investigate mining con li,ions, his firm being interested in Copper Basin district Getting Lively.
 Frank F. Wager, the pioneer of ! Tiptop. identified with the Tiptop Heath Mining Company, is in the ,ity on business pertaining to the re- ,ent transfer of that property to an 'astcrn syndicate. Operations arc to .cgiu in short time, Is the infor nation received and which brings him lerC. Mir. Wager states many silvers ,rc rosuming in that field and the outlook is the best known in a quar- CT cf century.
 Visitors Pleased
 Mir. and Mrs \. W. Blain, parents ,f Dr. J. Harvey Blain were in the .ity for a brief visit yesterday. and re returning home to Detroit. Mich, liter a tour of the coast, their daugh- { CT, Miss Daisy Blain. accompanying hem. They were here for several , weeks, and Mir. Blain expressed him elf as very much pleased with the 1, vest, but prefers Arizona to any other 'lacc on this earth. and comments . is son for going into camp in Pres { ott. They are coming back later. Warm in South. {
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Hales and party , f seven friends, were arrivals Sun |. lay from Pinal and Maricopa coun- icS, to escape warm weather for a CIV weeks. All leave today in their hree cars for Flagstaff, returning to |. his city later to select a camping f ut place The male members of the i; arty return home, owing to business ; matters, while thc women say they ill stand pat" and go into camp c ere. The visitors are ovcrjoyed -ith the bracing mountain air of this a ocality 2