Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-31

parations are being made to resume
 production. A large supply of this good building material is to be used in the annex to the state capital at f Phoenix, now under construction, the
 main building also having this article in certain sections.
 (From Wednesdays Daily)
 Taking Layoff.
 Conductor Hayes, popularly known in railroading circles of the Santa i Tc, is in the city from Phoenix on a
 brief vacation and to enjoy the
 mountain air.
 Goint to Coast.
 i Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Nickerson are in the city from copper camp east of Mayer, en route to the seaside resorts of California for a months
 outing, and to visit with relatives.
 Back to Camp.
 i Clinton Stiles. mining on the des- 1 crt. who accompanied his wife and 1 family to the city last week, the later | to remain definitely, returned yes { terday to his camp, in the Harcuvars. Cattle Business. Leslie Clayton a Verde valley
 rangcman, is in the city and leaves i today in auto for Coconino county on cattle business. He reports the range in fine condition. Colorado Visitors. Mrs. Bessie T. Bcals and daughter, Mrs. Frank L. Haight, of Gunnison, ! Colorado. are in the city en route to the coast, and will visit for q short time with relatives at Jerome Mrs. Beal several years ago resided at the Senator mine where her husband was employed. Comes to Visit.
 There are many in this city who will be interested to learn of the re- turn of Mrs. l. L. Berrien. She will be remembered as Miss Mabel Bris- ley. and comes from .Bisbee to re- main for the summer. She IS at the i home of her parents, MT and Mrs. ! Harry Brisley.
 Change Residence.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. F. Roberts, Of Ajo, who are in the city, will make i their home at mining camp near Jerome. They state that such op- pressively war weather this summer l at the above desert town has never been known. and even the native | Yuma Indians are complaining.
 Mine Agent Appointed.
 Tim Fell is in the city from the ! camp of the Speck Mining Co.,, on Lynx creek, which property he has taken charge of as ageat, and IS to ] reside at the works. The property IS | idle, but it is stated resumption IS i 1nder consideration. Both placer and quartz interests are owned. Brief Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wisdom, the former when youth resident ot this city with his uncle, Alex Wis ] dom. were in the city yesterday in auto en route to the Grand Canyon, coming from Globe. On the return . trip home they will visit here for week. This is Mir. Wisdom's first appearance in Prescott since June, 1881.
 Too Warm to Work.
 c. K. Tighe, who has contract to sink a shaft on the cOppers of Greer Brothers, of Gallup, \. M., in Squaw Peak district, is in the city to re- main until warm weather ends He gives favorable report of the show inp made, and states the owners con template erecting a new hoist and making other improvements this fall. Going Overseas.
 Corporal Joe Leonard. who volun- teered while working at a mining camp near Wickenburg, and was sent to Plattsburg, \. Y., writes that he will sail soon for overseas duty. He is attached to a motor truck divl- sion and has made application for place as an aviator. He is a gsolinc engineer, and is promised an aerial situation after he gets lover there. Called Home.
 Mrs. Thomas Ellsworth left yes terday for Casa Grande, receiving news of the serious illness of son, who was prostrated by the heat last Sunday. Other members of the fam ily remain on Aspen creek, where they are camping out for the sum mer. Mrs Ellsworth will bring the boy to Prescott as soon as possible. Enjoying Climate.
 MT. ana MTS- h. L. Dllhllh dAN III the city from the Black canyon coun- try to remain until September to es- cape the warm weather. Last Sun day, they state, the temperature climbed to IA degrees, the record for this summer A son IS to ar rive early next month from the Cali fornia State University to remain un- til September. He has been taking a special course in mine engineering since June.
 Mining Slows Down.
 Frank F. Wager is in the city from Tiptop district. and reports warm weather as occasioning many mines to work with small forces for the present. The Tiptop Heath Co. hold ings are now being tested in an eN- haustive manner as to the ore con .o,+ ;u all ,vOrLinos for analvSiS and