Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-13

Home From Coast
 Mrs. A. o. Moves, who had beer
 away for the past month visiting
 with relatives in Southern California
 returned home yesterday.
 Visiting Farmer , i Gorge Nelson, farming on Syca.
 more creek, east oi Mayer, visited the
 city yesterday, stating that the out
 look for big crops this fall was the best known in many years. To the Seaside
 AIr. and Mrs James WingheId oi Camp Verde are in the city, and leave later for the coast resorts of Califor-
 mia on an outing until the end of the month.
 From the Range
 Nelson Puntenney visited the city yesterday from Big Chino valley, and reported the cattle business as flour ishing. Later there will be beef from the range to the block, so abundant is fine grazing.
 New Official
 Clerk Woods of the Superior court yesterday appointed Emma A. Shull deputy clerk and she has entered on her official duties.
 Visitors Leave
 Mrs. Frank Lucas of Wenden and her son James, the latter recovering recently from typhoid fever, returned home yesterday after a sojourn of nearly two months here.
 Mining Business
 l.. A. Kehr. chief accountant of the U. V. Extension at the mine office, visited the city yesterday from Je- rome, leaving later for Phoenix on company business.
 Country Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Shepherd of Kirkland valley are in the city, and the first named states the country could not be in better shape for the cattleman and farmer, rains having been bigger and better than at any season during the past 30 years. Rangemen Visitors
 'Burrell Wright of Mayer and brother, George Wright, of the Brad shaws, both well known cattlemen, are in the city on business for a few days. They report their sections in the best grazing condition in many years. Visiting Friends
 In the city yesterday visiting with friends were Mrs. H. C. Heffelman and Mrs. William George of Mayer, and they motored home later in the day. Mrs. Logan Morris of the above section also was nere yester- day with friends. Active Camp
 George B. MicGarvey, superintend- cnt of the Franco-American Copper Co.,, visited the city yesterday on business, and stated sinking is to be resumed at once and production started. The new road is nearing completion to Dewey, which is to be the shipping point to Hayden. Back to the Bovines
 HcrIe Morris, popular in range cir ,les, arrived yesterday from overseas after a long and severe service with the 331st Infantry, and is going back to riding after the bovineS, securing in the Sehgman country. He said: Tt feels good again to don the big sombrero and take off the Hooligan cap and me forever more .o whoop for Arizona" Morris got through without any lead or gas in his hide.
 Receives Discharge
 Lieut. Frank c. Murphy of the 529th Engineers arrived home yes .erday from Fort Bliss, Texas, and s again in civil life, having been mus .ered out of the army recently. He resumes his position as postal clerk in this cit city, and is the first of he fighting trio" from that office to come back to report for duty. Lieut.. Murphy is being welcomed home by many friends. Old Home
 Mrs. Iva Ranney of Illinois, daugh- .er of W. w. Durbin of this city, ar -ived yesterday and is en route to he coast for the summer. She was net at Ash Fork by her sister, Mrs. w. F. Scott, and later returns to re- main for an extended visit at the old lon1e.