Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-11


 aCtvie part again in the coming From tier Days celebration, returned Tues day from Bakersfield, where he has been on business for this big event Coast Outing
 Mrs. c. J. Janssen. wife of the au- ditor of the Consolidated at Hum boldt. was a visitor with friends in the city yesterday, leaving later for the seaside reorts of California on an outing.
 Back to the Farm
 Guy Davis, recently from overseas, was in the city yesterday from Skull Valley, and is digging trenches from force of habit. but not to hide out in. He has started intensive farming, and the formation is flying at lively rate on the old homestead.
 Early Crops
 Clyde and O. Haddock, of the Prescott Farms colony visited tho city yesterday and reported farming conditions as satisfactory for the sea son. Crops are farther advanced than at this time last year, and the first cutting of alfalfa hay begins to- day
 Range Visitor
 Ezra Jackson. with the Arizona Cattle Co. at Hillside as range rider. is in the city attending Super iCu court as a juryman. He states grazing conditions are good and cat tie are in better form than at this ! time a year ago.
 Off for the Navy
 Henry C. Dickson, a popularly known youth of this city, left yes terdav for San Francisco to follow a naval career hereafter. passinb a creditable physical and mental exam ination at the local recruiting station He was given fine farewell by friends.
 !, Pioneer Returns
 John McKinnon. the mine owner of the Senator section, returned dur ing the week from the southern part of the satte after an absence since last November for hin health, which has improved. He is soon to go back to his camp to resume development Business Visitor
 Pete Thompson. recently out Of the army, arrived yesterday from Phoenix, and is looking over the city to find location and engage in pho togEphy. of which line he is said to be one of the best artists in the state He is an accomplished musician and in Phoenix is popularly known. Mining Business
 Stewart L. Duncan, operating the Climax mine, south of this city on the Hassayampa river, was a visitor yesterday and reported underground conditions as satisfactory, a high grade content being produced. The tonnage acCumulating IS havy, and a long mill run soon begins. Visitors Return
 Mrs. Mabel Garland and nephew Harry Cheney, of Dodge City, Kan sas, who had been to Flagstaff in a tryout of the climate, returned dur ing theweek and are to remain here indefinitely. The youth is afflicted with asthma. and his condition ir two weeks of a residence here had improved.
 Summer Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. David McGowan. the first named foreman of a copper in the Superior field. are in the city, the latter to remain during the sum mer The two sons are coming over land in auto. and the family will camp out. AEr. McGowan returns south in a few days to resume his duties. Married in Mexico
 Miss Elaine Winthrop. formerly of this city. when she followed stenog- raphy and typewriting. was married in Mexico City last month to an army officer named Captain Manuel Vo1o- reg. He is on the staffff of the com manding general stationed in that city. The bride had been a resident of Mexico previously, when her brother was attached to the Ameri- can legation.
 Going Over
 Mayor Morris Goldwater and Sen ator A. A. Johns reached Chicago yesterday and send word they leave that city tomorrow for New York, to sail later for London, England. While it is not generally known, both above Prescottites are native born of Great Britain, Goldwater being citizen by his fathers natu- ralization, while Johns was natural ized in this city in 1888
 Mining Men Leave
 w. NJ. Lyons, president of the Eagle Gold Mining and Milling Co.,, and A. w. Schuler member of the board of directors, left yesterday for Los Angeles on business and to con- suit with associates on future plans of operating. This mining move ment is occasioning considerable comment in this field, the old Empire being revived and is making a good showing. During the absence of the above officials development is to con tinue energetically.
 (From Fridays Daily)