Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-12

1 Sad Mission.
 ! Mrs C. H. Luke. of Oakland. Calif.. arrived in Prescott on Sunday after
 noon, and a few hours later the death Of her husband occurred. He had been under treatment for tuber-
 culosis at a focal sanitorium.
 Shipping Cattle
 l.. l.. Harmon was an arrival Sun
 day from Phoenix, coming to super
 intend the shipment of about 500 head ! of steers from his camp Wood range
 10 be loaded at Del Rio on Wednes-
 day. They are sold to Colorado and
 Salt River valley buyers.
 Mining Man Here.
 Luther Wilson is in the city from his camp in Crook canyon on busi-
 ness, and reports development con tinuing on his property. Other mines are also active in that belt and more
 ore is being shipped out than i'll many years.
 Visiting Miner.
 II. A. Price. until recently em-
 ployed at the Union mine, Chapar-
 -al, is in the city 10 visit with friends
 for a short time, leaving later for
 the Mudholc mine al Walker, soon
 to be placed in action again after suspension of several years.
 Drake Recovering.
 The friends of W. A. Drake were pleased to learn yesterday that he was recovering from the effects of the recent visitation of paralysis, and was able to be put on the porch for la few hours. His complete recovery is now just matter of few weeks, ! Teachers Return East.
 Miss Almira Luebkc left on Satur- day afternoon for her home in Mil waukee. and Miss Meta Dexter de-E parted at the same time for her home 1, in New Yorl, City. Both of the ladies have been connected with the Prescott schools during the term which has just closed.
 Gov boy Visitor.
 Tom Yarbcrry. one of the famous ly-known Colorado cowboys who has won first honors in many western contests in broncho busting and bull jogging. arrived Sunday from Den yer. and comes to take part in the Prescott doings on Fourth of July. Mildred Active.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan K. Gcnung. the former manager of the Mildred Gold Mining Co, which has interests near Rich Hill, are in the city to visit for short time Mir. Genung re- ports development as continuing and important determinations are antici- patcd in a short time. Getting Warm.
 Theodore Egbcrt. a mining inves- tor of Nevada, who returned ycster- day from Tiptop district, reported inc temperature on Sunday forenoon at 100 degrees, the warmcst ever , known for SO early in June. The visitor is looking over the silver | country, and is leaving today for | Turkey creek district. Labor Scarce.
 Mir. and Mrs G. T. Kalls of Tue ' son. are in the city, the former com :. ing north to employ laborers for general work, but is disappointed in finding a similar condition here as in the southern country. He states {, 1t is a situation in which wages are , not an induccmcnt. but the man power has dwindlcd down to a stage ' hat is hardly obtainable. The gov crrment IS hiring many men, the ' trades certain workers, while the class of ;dlers is getting scarccr every lay. Visiting Pioneer. l.
 Dr. ]. A. Park, an early-day phar- . nacist of this city, but for many years identified with mining in Eureka dis ' .rict, where he has valuable inter ! .sts under development. is in the [ ,ity for a brief visit with friends, and llso to procure a powder license. He : states the Copper creek field is the - main center of activity at present, put deals are pending in other To- ,alities. and as whole the outlook ' vas better than in many years. - Sadly Injured.
 Harry Wells, a Frontier Day ce'ab- - -ity, wcll-known in Prescott, met with . serious accident near Blythe last !, week. and has fractured shoulder ~ md other wounds He fell out of an " .uto going at the speed of forty miles ;, m hour, and was taken 10 Los An ' .clcs for treatment.