Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-31
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

FINlIS 1Ilp.
 ]. II. Stephens left Sunday for Los Angeles. on flying business trip, stating he would return tomorrow. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. C. w. Carter is in the city from Walnut Grove, to remain for a few days visiting with friends. Back From Canyon.
 Attorney ]. F. Russell who had been spending a few days at the Grand Canyon, returned to Prescott yesterday afternoon.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. II. NJ. Globes. wife of the Jerome attorney and daughter, Miss Nancy Globes, are in the city for a few days visit with friends. Range Visitor.
 I Frank Condron, of Walnut Grove, is in the city, reporting the cattle situation as satisfactory, and fine feeding this fall is now assured. State Officials Here.
 Attorney General Wiley F. Jones and Game Warden c. NJ. Willard were among the distinguished per sonages who visited Prescott and Yavapai county over Sunday. Ready To Go.
 George Sherman was an arrival yesterday from Jerome. and will ap- pear before the military board today to be examined He says he is in physical trim and is eager to go in the ranks.
 Country Visitors.
 David r. Finney and sister. Miss Virginia Kinney, arc in the city from the famous Kinney Soda Springs, Beaver creek, the former marketing the first peach crop this season, sales being made to local dealers. Visiting Old Home.
 Hugh Mosher is home again from Tucson, and will visit for the next month with his wife, and also take a vacation as brakeman of the South ern Pacific. He reports warmer weather in the South this summer than ever known.
 Legal Mission.
 T. C. lob. former practicing at tornev of this city, but now of Los Angeles. arrived Sunday. and is pro- fessionally occupied in litigation af- fecting the Hull Copper Go. He is receiving a welcome back to the old home from many acquaintances. Range Visitor.
 II. F. Hudspeth, a principal of the big range firm of Hudspeth Sheep Go. located in the northwestern sec ton of this county, IS in the city on business trip and to confer with local associates, reporting conditions as excellent Shaping Up Mine.
 w. ]. Casey. of the Mudhole Min ing Co.,, was in the city last week, reporting progress in getting the old mine at Walker in shape for actual development. Unwatering old levels continues energeticallv and develop ment will follow after this work IS completed. Touring the Coast.
 Mrs I. Arthur Gales, wife of the attache of the Prescott State bank, and Mrs. Frank Olzer. wife of the local saddlery merchant, have gone to California on a touring trip for the next TWO lloHlIlS anu aiop t' 'i1i' with relatives. First Fruit.
 L.I. Dickerson brought to the city Saturday the first shipment of apples from his Fair Oaks orchard, which found ready sale among local mer- chants. He states the quality this year is better than that of last, and the yield will be the largest since the orchard reached the producing stage. Cooling Off.
 I. A. Cashion, 9 principal of Reid Cashion Cattle Co., of this county, and incidentally mayor of Cashion, near Phoenix. is in the city en route to the Seligman range holdings of his farm. He states Cashion is de- cidedly Tive one" these days, from a warm weather viewpoint, the mer h.