Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-16

been tried before the Superior court. Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Hummer and guest, Miss Chapman, of Ash Fork. the latter teacher of private school, are in the city to visit for several days with friends. and are at the home ci Mir. and Mrs. Joe H. Drew. Mining Business
 John Kelly, owner of desirably rated mines in the Blue Dick field, visited the city yesterday on business, reporting several movements under headway by which deals are to be closed. He is optimistic over the outlook.
 Health Restored
 Ben Rybon, who had been at Mur- ietta Springs for the past five weeks undergoing treatment for complicated ills, has been fully restored to health and is now at San Diego visiting with relatives. He is preparing to re. turn to this city in a short time. Leave for Winter. NIT. and Mrs. Daniel Selkirk, visi- tors from Laramie, Wyo., since De- tober, leave today for Arlington, Maricopa county to remain during the Winter with a sister of Mrs. Selkirk. They contemplate to return about May, Mir. Selkirk improving in health.
 Tn Full Swing.
 George Dedrick a well-known min CT of this county, was visitor on business yesterday from the Hem rietta camp of the Big Ledge, and re- ports an active situation again, many miners being employed and develop ment going ahead. He speaks in glowing terms of this property. Back From Kearny.
 Onas Jett, popularly known in this city, until recently at Camp Kearny with the l58th Infantry, returned dur ing the week, having been discharged from military service on account of physical disability He is to remain and is receiving a welcome from many friends.
 Receives Promotion.
 Lorion Riei, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred Rief, of this city, is now wear ing the epaulets of non-conmission- ed officer of Co. A, 18th Infantry, Camp Kearny. He was recently pro- noted from private to a corporal, due to efficient duty. Mir. Rief is preparing to leave for Kearny to visit his son.
 Rangemen Arrive.
 Henry Milburn and Murray Simms, of Taos, New Mexico, are recent ar rivals 10 look over range conditions, and leave later for the Bradshaws. They state the cattle industry of cer' tain sections of the above State is facing the worst drouth known in a third of q century. Mir. Simms was here las, August.
 Passing Through. L.arkin Baker, an oid-time resident of this county. formerly employed at the sawmills, is in the city for brief visit with friends, and is returning to the San Pedro country of Pima county from Holbrook, where he spent the holidays with relatives. He remained over ono train. leaving this morning. Miner Visits. Theodore Pugh, mining south of Mayer, was visitor yesterday, com ing to procure a powder license. He states cutie a number of new loca- tions are being made in the Pine Flat country since the Circle Park people entered that field and had started to operate. He also states the Dolphin is getting 10 be quite an ac- tive camp. Hit old Trails.
 Captain John Kinney has returned from the southern part of the State in visiting Hassayampers and renew ing days of long ago. He flatly states that he was not seeking politi- cal recognition from any element, and reports that he was slated for office are unfounded. He is going to his mining camp in Eugenia gulch to start work.
 Going Into Army.
 Ed. Farley was a visitor yesterday from Ash Fork, where he is in the employ of the s. F. P. & P. and IS arranging his affairs to get into mili- tary service, expecting to leave with the February contingent He has selected the medical corps, having de- voted many years in the Rhst to studying requirements in this profess sion.
 Auto Trucks Sold.
 William Connor purchased yester- day for the firm of Connor, Wood and Lawler. tungsten operators of Eureka district, an international truck to be used in bringing out orc, ship ping to begin at once. r. $. Hild- reath, of Williamson valley. was an- other purchaser of this make auto, for service to and from this city.