Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-08
City Ne1Us Tn Brief
(Prom Fridays Daily.)

A4 ANAAA AA-NF -~''J ? Visiting Friends
 Mrs. LeRoy Spence of Mayer is in the city for few days visiting with friends
 Back from Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. w. Stewart have returned from a tour of the coast, being away for over a month, and are at home in Williamson valley. Brief Visit
 In the city yesterday from Clark dale were Mir. and Mrs. Ray Rene dict, the latter a daughter of Mrs John Crume. and they were en route to Phoenix for the winter. Valley Visitor
 Ii. Hollingshead, a well known resident of Skull valley, engaged in farming, visited the city yesterday, reporting one of the best seasons m many years for the farmer. Flying Trip
 (. E. Burton of Ash Fork, mer- chant and rangeman, motored to the city yesterday on business matters. The situation in the north for the livestock interests could not be bet ter, fine grazing everywhere still abounding.
 An Even Break
 D. w. Thomas, farming on Big Bug creek, was in the city yesterday reporting a bigger crop ot peaches this wear than last, but the apple yield was far below the average. He comes out with an "even break, was his remark
 Wants a Deer
 Deputy County Treasurer and Mrs Frank J. Cornwall have gone into the Mogollon mountains near Oak creek, where the first named will hunt deer. stating that he will not return until big buck is bagged. Again Flooded Out
 H. Stephens visited the city yes terdav from his Valinda ranch in Williamson valley, and reported the storm cf last Saturday as swampine +be country. some damage occurring to loose hay on the ground. Inc downpour was one of the blgges' eeyr known, and water covered the entire valley.
 Hunters in the Field
 County Game Warden Al WeoTl has outftted the following with H. ceneee to hunt and they are no" son2ewhere at large after the favor ;+e vnnison animal: c. C. HubbelL E T. Haworth, Jake Weber, Paul
 Toh, I Davis. L. NJ. Jack son E. Treagle, J. H. Morgan, l. i. Pruitt, w. E. Wildhahen' Jo"' Mills.
 Going Back ,,...s,,, an, family visited with friends in the city resterdav, coming from Mayer where thev had been for the past two ,,onths. and in a few days leave Ioi Peoria. their home. MT. Montoya + one of the best known ot the Iars' sbeenmen of the state, and IS reloiC mo over the fine outlook this winter on the desert for grazrng' New School Starts
 Robert Burmister and Ben Stewar' were in the city a few days ago iron Lower Agua Fria valley, and the hrS named stated the new private schoo was now in action. It was established on account of several children living too far away from the regular dis trict school, and is maintained by those interested.
 Fraternal Mission
 Professor ]. O. Mullen, superln tendent of Jerome public schools was a brief visitor to Prescott or Wednesday, while en route hom from Kingman, where he initiated oute large class into the local lodg of Knights of Pythias. He reporte' an enjoyable occasion and the orde is flourishing in the above city. Will Intsall Mill
 C. E. Warren, manager of the For, Gold Mines company, operating | Crook canyon, left yesterday 10 Phoenix, where a consultation IS t be held as to the advisability ot m stalling a big mill plant. This acto is due to the big tonnage accumulat ing and the resources undergroun of a large ore shoot being deter mined. It is probable the mill wi be erected at once, and the proces of reduction is to be considered a a meeting to be held today in Phoe nix
 Coming Country
 A. E. Campbell, who with Georg Zettler has established a camp O Turkey creek and is operating a ST yer mine owned by Thomas Roacc situated on what is known as the ol Goodwin lode, visited the city O Wednesday and is quite optimistl over the outlook as develoPmer goes ahead. This particular miner; system is among the first to D worked in that field, and had bi nroduction until the slump occurre in the white metal. Other miner; units in that belt are now movln and the outlook is encouraging tc rood times to those interested.
 CFrom Saturdays DailO Back to Stanford
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