Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
Visiting Friends

Visiting Friends
 Mrs. O. o. Fuel, wife of a wei
 known cattleman of the Congress 1 Junction sections is in the city for a
 few days visiting with friends.
 State Official Here
 1 Amos A. Betts, chairman of the
 state corporation commission, visit
 ed the city yesterday on official bus
 mess, and returns to Phoenix today. On the Move
 Recruiting Officer Bert French of
 the navy made cruise to Humboldt
 yesterday and took aboard another
 contingent for the service. He is
 going to Mayer and other ports later.
 Range Visitor
 Fred w. Genung was in the city
 yesterday from Ash creek and re-
 ported that he and others had fin ished shipping steers to an eastern
 market He also said that rain is
 badly needed on that range.
 Mining Man Here
 Cyrus Burr of Goldheld, Nevada, frequent visitor, arrived yesterday by automobile from Parker and is going into the Turkey Creek country. The return trip nome will be made by train, owing to excessively warm weather on the desert.
 Land Transaction
 H C. Vincent, guardian of the es- tate of Henry Vincent, a minor, un der orders of the Supreme court, has sold 10 John Bianconi a tract of about IS acres of land in Miller val ley, the consideration being $500 The deed was recorded yesterday. Nuptial Event
 Cards announcing the engagement of Miss Louise Ellsworth to Harry Carlin Mfeese have been received in this city. The groom to be is at Canton, Ohio, and is from overseas recently He enlisted from this sec ton. Another Shipment
 George Ainsworth, Buster Brown | and T. G. Walters, of the Anvil Rock | country, load at Seligman next Mon day bunch of about 300 head of two and three year old steers for the eastern market, and they bring a high as $6O per head. Change Residence
 R. J. McNicholl has left the rail road service at Clarkdale, and is nov at Gallup, N M, with the main line of the Santa Fe, in responsible ca Dacity His wife has returned to the city to visit with her sister, Mrs. w R. Ehle, and later leaves to join her husband.
 Come for Summer
 Passing through the city yesterday by automobile. with a trailer at .ached, were MT. and Mrs. HedricE A. Simpson of Pinal county, who will camp out on Groom creek th' summer. This will be their fourth season at the above place, and they said that five other parties would be n the colony next week. . To Greet Son
 Mir and Mrs. J. S Merritt left aesterday to meet their son, Jimmy" Merritt who is returning from over Yeas. He was discharged at Fort Bliss few days ago and his tele- yram sated he was among the last o get out of the army, as the gate las been closed in mastering out any nore soldiers. Big Water Undertaking
 T. w. King was in the city yester- lay from Big Chino valley, and re- ported that boring for water contin- led three wells being brought in to late. The fourth one is going down md an artesian flow is the object. f The plan is to begin developing the ( arge acreage, and dry farming will ,e abandoned as unsuccessful, after many years of experimenting. Overcome by Heat
 Adolph Sieckie, a young man of Iaricopa county who was recovering rom influenza and came into the country last week to stop a t a mining camp with his brother, vas brought to the city on Thursday