Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-23

cral nature 10 attend to.
 Visited the Coast.
 Leslie F. Kuhn, an employee of the 1 $. F. P & r in this city, has return
 cd fron Orange, Cal. where Inc visit
 cd during the holidays with his wife
 Buys Ford Truck
 R. w. Ainsworth was visitor yes
 tcrday from Walnut creek, returning
 home later with a new one-ton Ford
 truck, to be used in hauling to this market farm products.
 Official Mission.
 County Attorney F. l.. Haworth inft yesterday for Los Angeles, where he goes on extradition matters, in which an alleged offender formerly of this city figures in criminal transaction.
 Leave for Coast.
 Miss Beth Block, daughter of Ed Block of this city, and her sister-in- law, Mrs. Gary Block, wife of Cap tain Block, U. s. Army, left yesterday | for Los Angeles to remain away dur ing the Winter
 Brought in Siackers. Officer Harry Carlson of Jerome, was in Prescott yesterday, bringing to the county jail several men who had been arrested for failure to register The prisoners were all Aexicans.
 Business Trip.
 Mrs. Mary Mclean, who has ono oi the best improved farms in the county, situated on Oak creek, while her home is model for beauty and comfort, is in the city for a brief visit on business, registering at the Congress.
 Coast Visitor.
 John s. Mcfarland, a we'll known civil engineer of Los Angeles, IS in the city for few days to visit with County Recorded F. A. McSweggin and other friends. He is cn route tc Phoenix to perform some special work for the Arizona & Eastern rail fcad
 Mining Business.
 Ben F. Sweetwood, of Williams vas an arrival Thursday on mining business, having interests, it is re- ported. in the Mint holdings of Cop Ter Basin district, which are prepar- ir,c to resume. Mir. Swectwood is one of the original shareholders. Mining Man Here.
 Chas. P. Teague, mining in Black canyon, motored to the city Thurs aav to meet his wife, who was com- ing from San Jacinto, Cal, but was oetaincd at Barstow, owing to her son becoming suddenly ill They are 10 arrive today and remain for sev. cral weeks. Resumes Business.
 Chas. E. Burton, who returned z short time ago from Texas, where h' | had been convalescing from typhoid fever, las resumed his range and | mercantile business at Ash Fork, be | ing a visitor yesterday. He states that while the drouth is having . | severe effect on livestock there is nc suffering and no losses have taken place. Rains within the next few weeks will restore the industry to g rormal state.
 New Sailors.
 William Sieckmann of the naval recruiting station reports that Dan Ii. Saylor of Mayer will leave Pres colt for Fl Paso on Sunday next to complete the process of joining the navy. Daniel Matz of Williams left Prescott on Thursday on a similar mission.
 Will Serve Time.
 E. L. Lewis, one of the Jeromo men captured in the recent raid or the gambling places of that camp was brought to Prescott yesterday afternoon and placed in the county jail. Lewis was fined Sl00 by the justice of the peace of the Jeromo precinct. but failing to pay thi' amount, he was committed to tho county bastilc for period of lOC days.
 Mission.
 Mrs. Jennie Cavanaugh, of Jerome accompanied by her son, John F were arrivals from Je- rome yesterday, the latter to appear before the military board, having tecn drafted. Mrs. Cavanaugh has another son now in the service, which leaves her alone, and naturally is to keep at home the one here. She is said to be a widow, and has many friends who are appearing in her behalf.
 (From Sundays Daily.) Country Visitor.
 Geo. l.. Human, a well known resi- dent and business man of Dewey, was