Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-16

work. Supplies leave by rail today
 for Yeager siding, and later hoist
 will arrive. Mir. Gale states he will organize close company and his
 brother, now at Gunnison, Colorado, is to be in charge.
 Back for Summer
 James L. Morton, who had been in Yuma county for the past two
 years farming and cotton raising, re-
 turned during the week and will re-
 main here until September, coming
 back on account of his health, which i
 has become affected byt he warm weather. He mas recently recovered
 from inflenza. He was formerly To-
 cated in the Jerome Junction coun- |
 try.
 Returns to Duty
 After enjoying visit of about one
 week with his parents, MT. and Mrs. { J. B. Tomlinson, at the Venezia min ] ing camp in Crook canyon, Captain i
 E. L. Tomlinson, U. s. army, re- turned to duty at Camp Dodge, 1.-Two, yesterday. He has been detached from the engineers to the infantry, and is desirous to return to civil life to resume mining His wife accom- panied him on the trip home, and for the present will reside at the Venezia camp. She is receiving a welcome back from many friends in this com munity
 Visiting Officer
 Captain Daniel s. Locker of the
 32nd Engineers is in the city, en route to make an inspection of 2 mining property somewhere near
 Mayer" he informed acquaintances yesterday. He is on leave for 30 days and comes from Plattsburg, N. Y. His resignation has been filed and he expects to leave the army at once, when he resumes mine engi- neering. He was in this field over two years ago, and he states he is very much interested over the out look of mining in this section. Cap tain Locker was slightly gasse1 overseas. but has fully recovered. Recovers Health
 Writing from Camp Oteen, N. C., Frank Wiggins states he is to be dis charged from that army hospital on July IS, when he returns to the Sil- yer Mountain section, south of Crown King, to look after his mining inter ests. He enlisted at Mesilla, N. NJ, while visiting relatives and was taken i'll at Camp Pike, Arkansas, with pull k monary affections, and has fully re- covered.
 To Meet Nephew
 Mrs. H. T. Bell is in the city from Blue Tanks district, and leaves today for the main line of the Santa Fe to meet a nephew, Harold Emory, re- gently discharged from military hospital at Camp Custer, Wyoming, after being gassed overseas. He IS again in fair health. and comes to this section on the advice of medical men of the army.
 Visitors From Country
 Mrs. C. w. Carter and daughters are in the city from Walnut Grove, to remain for few days visiting with friends. Navy Information fl
 Enlistments in the navy are now |; for the two and three year term, in all branches of the service except for the machinist mates and aviation schools. Those enlisting nder con tinuous service have the option of two, three and four year terms, with extra gratuity. The present war pay is now permanent. Additional infor- nation may be had by calling at the locaf recruiting office, in the Lawler block
 Official Business
 Frank Erlanger, of the geodeticI survey corps, stationed on the peak f of Granite mountain, visited the city yesterday and stated he is now oper- ating single-handed, and the duty IS somewhat disagreeable, as he has no companion. He said: My only as sociate is a woodpecker who shows : up at the camp every morning, when he begins chirping, and ne never lets up until I give him his breakfast This bird has become quite tame, and he sticks around until fed. l came to town to forward my weekly re- port and get a dog to keep me com pany; if there are any loose canines around I would like one sent to the American ranch, and later will return it to the owner" Country Outing
 Mrs. B. H. Smith and Miss Luline Daniels left Sunday for Oak creek for an outing of few weeks and will be guests of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Scnuerman.