Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-23

Visiting Fr1ends. Mrs. Harvey Hence, of Cienega Rancho, is in the city for few days to visit with friends. Come Back. i H. A. Price, so well known in this section as miner, returned yester- day from Nitro, w. ", after an ab- sence of nearly year.
 Visiting Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas left yesterday for San Bernardino, Cal, on business, and before returning home will visit with their son, C. H. Thom- as, of Los Angeles, formerly of this city
 Business Trip.
 Peter Schafer, of Mayer, was in the city yesterday on business, re- porting more camps as in action at present than at any time heretofore. Vacation Trip.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. \. Looney and daughter left yesterday for San Diego Cal, to be away for the next two weeks on a vacation.
 Comes to Visit.
 Miss Ruby Kaufman, is in the city from the Mayer country, where her father is engaged in the range cat tie business, and she is welcomed by many friends.
 Bobby Finn Home.
 Bobby" Finn, son of Dr. J. w. Finn of this city has arrived home from long service overseas in Can adian unit. He is being entertained by many friends.
 Visiting Husband.
 Mrs. w. E. Paul is in the city to be in attendance of her husband. Conductor Paul, of the s. F. P. & P. who is at Mercy hospital recovering after having been operated on. Visitor Leaves.
 Mrs. Mellen Hays, mother of C.. Benjamin Hays. the mining man op- erating the Last Chance at Walker, left for Warrington, Maine, on Wednesday night, after an all winter visit.
 Entertaining Relative
 Eugene Davis, of Denver, was an arrival yesterday to remain for an extended visit with MT. and Mrs. A. B. Fox, the first named his brother in-law. Later Mrs. Davis is to arrive here.
 Good Range Region.
 MT. and Mrs. C. E. Champie wis tied the city during the week from Castle Creek, where the first named is engaged in the livestock business. He states fine grazing was had this winter, and the weather conditions were favorable
 Mine Inspection.
 Lloyd G. Kirkland, of Chicago, identified with the Peck Mining Co.,, is in the city after making a trip of inspection. and is preparing to leave for home. He is well pleased with conditions generally, and states plant construction is progressing. Feels at Homo.
 A E. Prescott, a resident for many years of Prescott, returned last week from Southern Utah, leaving later for the southern part of this coun- ty to resume freighting. He drove overland with his team and the trip required twenty-five days. Given Title.
 Hugh Chalmers, who is farming north of this city about three miles distant has completed homestead re ouirements and received patent title from the U. s. Land Office at Wash ington, for 80 acres, the document be- ing recorded yesterday. Official Business.
 School Superintendent Miller left yesterday for Tucson to attend a statewide meeting of superintend- ents called by C. O. Case, superin- tendent of Public Instruction of Ari- zona. Themes of interest are to be discussed to cover several days. Range Improved.
 L [. Gage was in the city yester- day from the Williamson valley country, and reported change for the better in grazing conditions, new feed beginning to grow rapidly. Los ses have been light last winter, only old COWS succumbing. School Business.
 Trustees Earnest Childers and A.. H. Nelson, of the Humboldt public school, visited the city yesterday on official business. They report con struction of the new S40OOO school building as under way, while the school is running satisfactorily with a maximum enrolment.
 Looking for Location.
 ]. Frank Condron, of Walnut Grove, since selling his range hold ings, is motoring over the country looking for a new location. He stated yesterday the Cordes country appears as decidedly attractive, and it is quite probable he will become i interested there. At least that is what Cupid suggests.
 Health Restored. AIr and Mrs. George Miller and