Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-27

from the favorable acton taken to- ward his soldierly bearing.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. (. C. Jackson, of Kirkland valley, was an arrival yesterday to visit with friends, remaining un- til this afternoon.
 Verde Visitor.
 Dr. ]. w. Osborn of Camp Verde motored to the city on Thursday and reported the farming and range situations as excellent since another storm had passed over the country. To New Home.
 Mrs. Mary Hogue and daughter, Mrs. Esther Wainer, are in the city from Vulture to remain for a few days visiting with friends, and are to reside at Verde, probably to engage in business.
 Mining Business.
 Ed. Foltz, foreman of the Spring field, one of the new camps establish ed recently near Crown King, and operating on quite large scale, IS in the city for a short visit on mining business.
 Medical Treatment.
 John Crume, foreman of the Punt enney Lime Company works at Cedar Glade, was in this city during the week, to receive medical attention for an affliction to his foot He returned yesterday to his duties.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. W. Carter of Wal nut Grove, motored to the city on Thursday, reporting roads as again in good condition, while the range situation was practically as good as in former years at this time. Goes to Visit.
 Mrs. John Jackson, wife of the foreman of the Wildflower mine, near Crown King, is in the city en route to Wickenburg to visit with her mother, Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee. who joined her here yesterday. They leave today.
 Returns to Coast.
 Judge ]. J. Hawkins returned toI Los Angeles yesterday after visit of ten days on legal business. He rented the Hawkins residence on 5. Mt. Vernon avenue 10 Attorney A. II. Favour, who was given possession at once. Judge and Mrs. Hawkins have finally concluded to make Los .Ange- les their permanent home.
 Range Visitors.
 Thomas Davis and Eli Carr, range men of New Mexico, have returned from inspection of Western Yava- pal, and are favorably impressed with the grazing outlook, but disappoint- ed in water resource. They may locate in the country, and after trip to the Mayer region return home to Las Cruces.
 Here for Week-End.
 Miss June Reed of Los Angeles arrived in Prescott yesterday to. spend the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Hoover of l42 North Marina street. Mrs. Hoover is also entertaining her mother and sister, Mrs. Victoria Quails of St. Joseph, Mo, and Mrs. E. ]. Walsh of Daven' port, Iowa. Eastern Visitors.
 James Barry, who had been visit ing at Fl Tovar, accompanied by his two sons, Alvin and Felix Barry, are in the city for a few days and later leave for the Jerome county to sec for the first time copper mines work ing and smclter in action. They come from Lyons, N. Y., and the Western trip is taken for the health of Felix Barry MT. Barry informed friends yesterday at his hotel that he has two sons in the ranks and one daughter abroad with the Red Cross and three ready to go. Mining Man Here.
 Calvin Stephens, mining near the old Richenbar camp, IS visitor on business and to meet his son and nephew, Alexander French, both to- locate at his camp. The young men have been at the California State Uni versity taking a preparatory course in mine engineering, and are to re- turn to their studies after a two months course in practical training. Mir. Stephens states reports are in circulation that negotiations are pending for the sale of the Richen bar, two engineers of Butte, Mont, making an inspection last month.
 (From Sundays Daily.)