Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-01

] iiNA uauS itSl' -hi9 9' -Atpei' -A' Recuperating Trip.
 Mrs. C. V. Bell and daughter, Miss Bessie, of Navajo county, are in the city for brief visit, enroute to Bouse to seek a mild climate. The young lady has just recovered from influenza, but her health has not been fully restored.
 Verde Visitors. Granville Fain and Arthur Heath, were in the city yesterday from Camp Verde, reporting rain and snow as falling abundantly in the country, the outlook for cattle being excel lent
 Mining Business. ]. A. Forbes is in the city from the Madizelle mines near Prietta, where he is residing for the present with Fred Smith, in charge of that prop erty. ater he returns to his camp near the Jersey Lily. Brief Visit.
 Miss Lulu Fraley, wno spent Christmas in this city with friends, returned to Glendale yesterday, and was agreeably impressed with the snowy scene in the mountains, of which she secured several pictures. Christmas at Home.
 Miss Susie Murphy, daughter of Mrs Julia Murphy, returned to Phoenix yesterday to resume her duties with the Commission of State. Institutions, after enjoying Christ mas at home with relatives and friends.
 Returns to Duty.
 Miss Mabel Lee, who had been wis iting for the week with relatives at the American ranch, near Granite mountain, returned to the city yester- day and later left for Canon, where she is teaching, her school to reopen on next Monday.
 Official Leaves.
 School Superintendent w. Curtis Miller left yesterday for Phoenix to attend a special meeting of the state association of teachers, as well to be present at the final gathering of the State Code Commission, which has drafted new school law to be pre- sented to the incoming legislature. Good Outlook.
 O. A. Uange returned to the city on Wednesday from his cattle range south of the Hassayampa river, and reported foot of snow from the last storm. He states the country has a good outlook in his line of business, provided a drought in the future does not intervene.
 Back from France.
 Among the names of Americans invalided nome who have reached New York City appears the name of Harry Dunne, who was gassed at Chateau Thierry while with the 27th Engineers, the mining regiment. He goes to a base hospital, and is only slightly injured. Dunne enlisted at Bisbee, but is well known in this county.
 Bad Combination.
 Deputy Sheriff Fred CampbellI brought to the county Jail yesterday a Seligman Mexican who will serve 60 days in jail for threats uttered against the lives of several persons in that town. On his person was gun, and he also was bootlegger suspect. His Imprisonment is al source of relief to the above com munity.
 Hit by Auto.
 Howard Bellew, young man who had been visiting with friends on Christmas Day, while approaching the depot yesterday afternoon to re- turn home to Casa Grande, was hit by an auto that skidded in the mud while it was coming into Cortez street. He was thrown about tenI feet, and sustained slight injuries to his right leg as well was his clothing badly torn. He continued south with out stopping for repairs.
 Winter Visitor.
 As has been their custom for the past three years, Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Otis, of Mfssoula, Montana, are again in the city and will visit for a short time here, leaving later for Wenden, where a daughter resides, to remain for the winter. MT. Otis mas secured an interest in a prop erty in the Cunningham Pass mining field which is active. They have two sons in the army overseas, who, after their return, will locate at the above camp.
 iFrom Saturdays Daily) Rural Visitor.
 p. w. Farrell, farming in William