Weekly journal-miner., 1918-03-06

the belief the road Will De under way this summer. Mrs. Forney is to re- main in Prescott for the present.
 (From Tuesdays Daily.) Visited Friends.
 Miss Joy Ament, of Hillside, visited with friends in Prescott during Sun day, returning home yesterday. Verde Visitor.
 Judge Geo. w. Hanee was a visitor yesterday from Camp Verde, coming on private business. He returns home today.
 Leaves the City.
 Frank Grossbusch, until recently a clerk in the store of J. l. Gardner, left Sunday for San Francisco, where he will reside.
 Visitors From North
 Mr. and Mrs. IA. Pitts, of Selig- man, the former engaged in Inerchan- dising, visited with Prescott friends on Sunday.
 In Los Angeles.
 Attorney A II. Favour left yester- day evening for Los Angeles, where he will remain for few days, look ing after some legal business. Country Visitor.
 (. (. Evans was a visitor Sunday from Kirkland valley, and reports the country again in fine condition, new feed on the range beginning to grow. Crown King Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ. P. Randolph, the former principal of the Bradshaw De velopment Company, were arrivals Sunday from Crown King for brief visit with Prescott friends. Visiting Home.
 Miss Margaret DeGarmo, teacher of the Lincoln public school, lert Sunday for Venice, Calif., on two weeks vacation trip and to visit with relatives at home.
 Mining Business.
 Joe Algert, mining man of Walker district, is in the city on busi- ness, reporting considerable action and generally the outlook is better for determining several large produc- CTS than in many years. New Mexico Arrivals.
 T. o. Maynard and R. E. Catts- worth, mining men of Silver City, N. NJ, arc in this section Co remain for an extended observation, leaving to- day for the Mayer country and later going into the Bradshaws. Official Business.
 John Dial, livestock inspector of the Seligman district, IS in the city en route to Phoenix on official busi- ness. He gives a good report of range conditions sinre big storms have drenched that country. Coast Visitors.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson and Manager Robert Tally of the United Verde Copper Company, departed last night for Los Angeles, to re- main there for few days looking after some business matters for the copper firm.
 Road Inspection.
 State Division Engineer r. R. Goodman, was an arrival Sunday from Kingrlan, to make reconnois- sance of highways in this section Yavapai being in his district. He re- entered the state service short time ago.
 Range Visitor.
 James Harrison, who will be re- membered as the first superintendent of the Little Daisy at Jerome, under the administration of J. J. Fisher, was a visitor Sunday from Thompson val ley. He is now engaged in the range business, but contemplates returning to mining.
 Out of Army.
 James Mckee, son of Mir. and Mrs ]. H. Mckee, returned Sunday from Camp Kearny, having been dis charged from the l5Sth on grounds oi physical disability. He states the army is popular and the majority oi the boys are we'll satisfied with mili- tary life.
 Seriously IL
 c. NJ. D. Akard, we'll known old time resident of Kirkland valley, who was in the city last week on a busi- ness trip, was stricken suddenly i'll on Sunday morning, and taken to a sanitarium suffering with pneumonia His condition yesterday was reported by his attending physician to be ser ious.
 Visiting Sister.
 Mrs. H. E. Marshall left Sunday for Venice, Cal, to join her sister, Mrs Carrie Sturdevant, who arrived re- gently from New York City with her husband, Lieut. Commander Sturde- want, of the navy. The latter is on leave, and expects to be ordered abroad at any time. He visited Prescott a few months ago. Recovering Health.
 5. A. Denning, who is recovering