Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-06

Mrs. Arthur E. Garrett of Mayer is in the city for a short visit with friends.
 Brief Visit
 C. s. Richardson, manager of tSe' Little Daisy hotel at the works of the United Verde Extension, visited with friends in the city during thA week, returning yesterday.
 Business Trip
 ]. R. Lambert, of the mule buying firm of Langley & Lamber, of Phoe- nlx, is in the city for few days con sulting on business with his associate, Mr Langley, who is pending the sum mer at Idylwild
 Looks Good
 Rufus Baldwin, a young ranCher of Walnut Grove, is in the city and states the country again is in fine condition for crop growing, but wagon roads are more like trails, owing to big washouts everywhere. Cooling Of
 Steve Berring,. of the Vicksburg country, is in the city and states he will try to get job at the Clark dale smelter to cool off until fall. The temperature is said to be the highest this summer on the desert in the past 5 years, and this assertion is made by Indians.
 Miss Ryder Recovers
 Miss Jane Ryder, of the Univer- sity of Arizona laboratory, who has been investigating the bacteriologi- cal condition of the city water, has been confined to the Mercy hospital by slight indisposition, but is now recovered, and has returned to her hotel.
 Mining Men Arrive
 Clinton A. Heald and F. E. Druc- ion, mining men of Salt Lake City, are recent arrivals in this field and are nov in Turkey Creek district ex- amining silvers. Before leaving they go into Black canyon and Tiptop dis tricts. Mir. Heald isfreported to have taken an option some months ago on a group in Harper district.
 Comes to Reside
 Mrs. AA A. Embody has arrived from Portland, Oregon, to join her husband and make this city her fu- ture home. She brings cage of IA canaries, said to be of the highest class, and of three distinct varieties Her husbands registered female bloodhound also came by express, and this animal is reputed to be the only one of its special breed in the west. At the Peak
 T. J. Arnold was in the city few days ago from Skull valley, and stat ed the condition of the country from farming standpoint is without par allel in the past 30 years, saying that it is simply perfect. There will be full crops in every line and the proph- etic farmer seemed to have hit a bullseye this year if he had missed it5 for the past generation.
 Like in Old Days
 Arthur Heath, one of the best known of pioneers of Verde valley, is visiting the city and his report of the range situation is explessed as follows: T have been in that country for many years, and today there is a comeback to days of long ago in the best of grazing and water abundant everywhere; there has been nothing like the present on the range in over a quarter of a century," Lieut.. Lowry Returns
 Lieut.. James R. Lowry, on leave of absence, owing to injuries sustained overseas in action, returned to Pres colt on Monday, after submitting to treatment at a military hospital in San Francisco, and is being congrat- ulated over his improved condition by many in his home town. He will remain for about two weeks to visit with his mother and others, when he returns to the hospital. His restora- tion to normal health is assured. which his many friends in and out of the army will be pleased to learn, Return From Outing
 Mrs. George Loring and Mrs. !. A. Jaeger have returned home from an outing at coast resorts of California. Comes to Visit
 Mrs. F. E. Hawkins is in the city from Camp Verde and will remain for few days visiting with friends. Visiting Friends
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Warlop of Mayer were in the city yesterday vis- iting with friends, returning home later
 To the Navy
 Leaving for San Francisco to en- ter the navy were Berry Cook, of Je- rome Junction, and Stanley Brint, of Humboldt, both enlisting for the three year service.
 Return to Coast
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Score, both well known pioneers, have returned from California, and the first named IS going back to Walker to resume development on his mines. Later his wife joins him.