Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-13

McNally, Mary Stack, Annis Cain and Helene Boldin.
 (From Sundays Daily) Rural Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. E. Mercy. of, Kirk land valley, are in the city for short visit with friends.
 Here From Phoenix.
 F. P. Cruice, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe. was here from Phoenix yesterday. Visiting Home.
 Miss Mary Miller. student of Prescott High school, left yesterday for Del Rio for a weekend visit with her parents.
 Country Visitor. NV. B. Storm, farming in Chino val ley, was a visitor yesterday, giving an excellen: report of the outlook for tig crops, since the drouth has ended Range Visitor.
 C. C. Cooley, who has large cattle interests in the Verde valley country, was a visitor yesterday. reporting the range situation in a healthy condi- ton.
 Prosperous Business.
 Aubrey Gist and L. E. Armes, large goat raisers of Skull valley, are in the city, stating this industry was in good shape, and that the price of mo- hair continued to soar higher. From Bradshaws.
 John Fruit, in charge of the Lin coin mine, near Crown King, was an arrival yesterday on mining business giving an excellent report of mining ii the Bradshaws.
 Military Business.
 NJ. V. Carrow, auto merchant ot Phoenix, and former resident of this city, arrived Friday, and is before the military board for examination. Icing assigned to this district. To Tucson.
 Messrs R. N. Fredericks and F. C. Brecht left yesterday afternoon for Tucson, where they are to attend the meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge. NJ. Goldwater expects to leave today to attend the same gathering. Come to Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. (. J. Murdock, MT. and Mrs. F. R. Corwin and NIT. and Mrs. R. E. Fisher, of Mayer, spent yesterday with friends in the city. Draft Subjects.
 Marco Jacob and Earl Ball, two Joung mechanics of Clarkdale, were arrivals yesterday coming to report for examination before the local mili- tary board, both being on the draft list
 Steady Development.
 O. w. Blckenstaff was an arrival yesterday from the Arizona-Portland camp in Copper Basin, reporting the new operators as active, and after the arrival of l.. P. Morgan, due to- morrow, an extensive line of develop: ment begins.
 Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. H. Hancock, of Lincoln, .Neb., were arrivals yester' day, coming to visit for few days with their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hancock, who has been resident for the past year. The visitors are cn route to the coast for the winter. Tidings from the Sea.
 Edward Boblett is in receipt of a letter from his son, Walter NJ. Bob lett, conveying the news that this young patriot is aboard the battleship Kentucky somewhere on the Atlantic and is On duty as a fireman, well satisfied with his lot Former Resident Dead.
 Mrs. Maude F.. Sattes, former resident of this city, when the wife Of Fred Sattes, now of Butte, Mont; passed away in Los Angeles on last Monday, according to advices receiv- cd Friday. She was operated upon at the California hospital, without success
 Mining Business.
 H. C. Mcguire, representing For ney & Co, of New York city, large mercantile firm, which has extensive mining interests in this State, was an arrival during the week to investi- gate the Loma Prieta in Copper Bas- in, with which copper his firm is heavily identified. He visits the prop crty later to make an inspection. Has a Bad Foot.
 Scout Executive F. A. Lindhorst while ort on a hike yesterday after noon with party of Scouts, stepped on a rock and turned his ankle. He was unable to walk and had to be taken nome in car. He will prob ablv pa. an enforced rest of a co1Dle