Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-07
(From Fridays Daily.}

(Prom Fridays Daily)
 Coast Outing.
 John Massing, who has been on the coast for the past month on an outing and on business, returled yes terday.
 From the Coast.
 John s. Rielly returned yester- day from the coast after an absence of nearly two months on mining busi- ness as well as pleasure.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. R. Boyer, member of tine well known pioneer family of this county, is in the city from Camp Verde for a few days to visit wi-h friends.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. E. w. Stephens, formerly of this city, arrived from Phoenix dur ing the week to remain for brief visit with friends, and IS a guest of Mrs. P !. Farley.
 Sell City Realty, 1 MT. and Mrs Geo. White have sold their lot on North Cortez st. eet, near the depot to John Bianconi, the decd recorded yesterday calling for a con sideration of $5,000.
 Fine Grazing.
 Nelson Puntenney and T. w. King of Big Chino Valley, visited the city yesterday, and reported Inc range situation as excellent. Heavy rains early this week had started green i feed to grow, and the cattle business had come back to its own. l Pioneer Returns. Joe Dougherty again is ir the city to look after his large realty inter ests, which are to be improved in mediately, when he returns to Los Angeles, where he is now residing. From the Camp.
 Mrs. and Mrs. A. E. Rice the first named a principal of the Big Bug Copper Co.,, are in the city from ;he camp near Mayer, to remain for a short visit with friends.
 Back From Mexico.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. F. Jones nave returned from Nacasori, Mexico, where the first named had been on mining business and they have return ed home to the Union mine m Chapar ral.
 Victory Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. 6. Nicklin, of Humboldt, the latter closing a few days ago the Yerber school near Dewey, and both came to the city to see the Victory train and visit with friends.
 Mayer Visitors.
 The Victory Loan exercises in this city last night brought from May CT Mark Null, Paul Walters and ish Davis, who reported quite heavy rains this week, and a fine situation in the cattle business in new feed beginning to grow.
 Returns to Coast.
 Mrs. Clara Kessler who lad been in the city on business pertaining o the estate of her mother, Mrs. w. A. Cline, deceased, returned 10 Los Angeles yesterday, where she is tenn porarily residing.
 Caught on Jury. Ernest Cnilders. E. T. Michaels arll w. H. Knight, of Humboldt, are In the city to remain indefinitely, all to serve as jurymen They state the Consolidated is making its usual production in the red metal and the town from business standpoint con tinues to thrive.
 In Action Again.
 C. Benjamin Hays, operating the Last Chance near Walker, visited the city yesterday, and reported the property as again moving actively, weather conditions being favorable after a long winter that interfered with operations. Other properties in that field were also going ahead, and the general situation was the best known for many years. Mining Business.
 Leonard L. White, mine owner of Lower Hassayampa district, is wis iting the city on business, and states that gold belt is beginning to attract very much interest among investors, several deals to be closed probably in a short time Mir. White has de- sirable holdings and will resume cp- crations in due time. Out of the Army.
 Guy Davis, of Skull Valley, has re- turned, being mustered out of the army a short time ago on the At lantic coast He was ready to sail overseas. but the armistice interver- ed. His brother, Eli Davis, was kill ed in action. Davis comes back to engage in the merchandise business and is arranging to open a store in Skull Valley. Mining Man Here.
 C. K. Crosby, owner of desirahly rated gold mines on the Santa Maria is in the city on business, and states his property remains at standstill, although iater he contemplates to resume. The high cost wave struck him about year ago, when he con cluded to suspend
 At the Old Home.
 Mrs William Neagle is in the city from Blackberry to remain for a