Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-16
[From Thursdays Dsily)


 1 Lieut. Henry Brinkmyer and Paul { Hummer have left for few days outing on Oak Creek.
 Summer Visit
 Mrs. J. M. Hall of Phoenix is in i the city as a guest of Mrs. A. w. Jones, and will remain for the sum- mer.
 ! Visiting Friends
 Mrs. II. J. Jackson, wife of the i foreman of the Wildflower mine, in the Bradshaws, is in the city from Crown King, to remain for a short visit with friends.
 Town Lot Deal
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Heath have sold to the Verde Valley Commer- cial Go. a tract of land at. Camp Verde which is to be utilized for building purposes. The deed gives small consideration for the realty. Mining Man Returns
 H. A. Geisendorfer, formerly su- perintendent of the Bagdad Copper Cc., out of Hillside, arrived yester- day from Berkeley, Cal, and is leav- ing for the camp later. He was met here by C. L. Ritter, who is in charge of the property.
 Important Mission
 Judge D. E. Parks left yesterday for Phoenix, where he will represent an eastern bond house to make le- gal investigation of the validity of the recent $4OOO,OO0 road bond issue authorized at a special election. Mine Visitor
 L. R. Hebb, mechanical engineer with the Consolidated at the DeSoto mine, is in the city on vacation for a few days visiting with his wife and family He reports the DeSoto as making its customary daily produc ton, and development continues to make a good showing.
 Business Trip
 Worth Rybon was visitor yester- day from Humboldt on business mat ters, and reported mining adjacent to that town quite active in silver, while the shelter of the Consolidat- ed was maintaining its standard ot production. Town and country are enjoying good times.
 Rangeman Pleased
 F. A. Reid, who was in the city yesterday from Seligman, stated that not in ten years was the cattle busi- ness in such favorable condition as at present. Rains recently nave been heavy and the outlook for this sum mer and fall could not be better. Brief Visit
 Mrs. P. ]. Farley is in the city from Phoenix. wnere she is attending her husband, who has suffered a relapse of his illness of last fall, and she is to remain on business for only a short~ time. The condition of MT Farley is not encouraging for recov- cry. New Heavyweight
 There arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Floyd L. Theobold yester- day morning fine type of the youth, who went under the beam ar 10 pounds. His muscular development would indicate that he is a second Dempsey and he seems inclined to go at it already
 Rain Restores Range
 C. E. Burton. in the city yesterday from Ash Fork, reports that range country as in excellent shape, neavy rains falling the past week to restore grazing and fill up water holes on the range. The situation is the best in many years, he says.
 Visiting Officer
 Thomas H. Rynning, one of the best known officers of the southwest, formerly captain fthe Arizona Ran gers and superintendent of the state penitentiary, is in the city from Clarkdale, where he is a special off cer of the United Verde Go. He meets many here to welcome him. Visiting the Range
 rs. ]. H. Drew left yesterday for Anvil Rock, where she will visit for few weeks with her son. Elmer Hummer, and his wife. She was ac- companied as far as Seligman by Mr. and Mrs. Morton Gage. the lat-' ter daughter who had been here during the celebration and are re- turning home to Cameron. Cal. Southern Visitors
 From Pima county there arrived yesterday in auto MT. and Mrs. How ard Wells, and guests, Miss Purdy and Miss Mcclellan, who are to re- main in this section until late i'll August. They deferred coming back until accommodations could be se- cured. Miss Mcclellan was here last season, and meets quite number ot friends to welcome her back. They will reside in West Prescott. After Many Years
 Robert Cornell IT,, who is favor ably known in this community for his capability as a skilled mechanic, after nearly ten years with the Pres colt Gas and Electric Co.,, resigned yesterday and begins a business car