Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
(From Fridays Daily.)

aDoNe IOcaIlleS.
 (From Fridays Daily}
 Business. Trip.
 John Massing has gone to Los An geles. where he is called on business for the next week.
 Entertaining Sister.
 Mrs. Ben Powers is entertaining this week her sister, Mrs. James White and her son, Junior White, who are in the city from Mayer.
 Again Well.
 w. E. Earls, who was called to Santa Fe, N. M, by the illnesss of a niece with influenza, returned during the week, her health being restored. To Meet Wife.
 David Coombs, mining in Black canyon district is in the city to meet his wife and children en route front Durango, Colorado. Either Mayer or Prescott will be their home.
 Mayer Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. B. C. Jones and Marshall Stoddard, the latter one of the pioneer mining men of Big Bug district, motored to the city yester- day on business.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. M. E. Crane, of Pinal county, is in the city returning home after visiting with a daughter in the Flag staff Normal School and remains here for the rest of the week with friendds.
 Visits Old Home.
 Mrs. Hattie Cornell, who. is well known as a pioneer of this county, now residing in Phoenix, is in the city for a short visit, having realty interests to look after. She is re- ceiving a welcome from many friends. Going to Leave.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar C. Cornell ar rived from Phoenix during the week, and yesterday the latter left for New ada. her old home Later her hus- band leaves for that state to make an investigation of the range coun- try with the view to investing and en- gage in the cattle business. Conditions Improved.
 George Lacllin, in the city from Nav ajo county, reports range conditions as rapidly coming back and light losses in cattle have occurred this winter. He is en route to the Wick enburk country to make arrangements for shipping north several bands of sheep later in the month. Mining Business.
 Benjamin Hays, who is operating the Last Chance near Walker, motor ed to tine city yesterday and report ed that favorable weather is promo ting general resumption in that field. So far as development of his prop erty is concerned, he is gratified with results, and will continue to greater depth, marketing later the output. Hit by Auto.
 L. E. Ludd, in the city yesterday from a mining camp near Mayer, stated he had read in a Los Angeles newspaper of an auto accident over taking Carlin Pierce, the latter hay ing his right legsfractured above the knee. The unfortunate man is a miner, and formerly worked in the Mayer country, nis last employment being at the Blue Bell. He left Ari- zona about one year ago. Getting Younger.
 John Patton, for many years min CT on Big Bug creek, was in the city yesterday, and attracted attention on account of his youthful appearance at 70 years of age. To keep young and in fine physical trim, he says, come to his camp and drink from the bub- bling spring he crosscut into few months ago. He may decide to bot tie and sell the liquid if acquain- tances do not desist in showering him with personal compliments. Health.
 Harbin Mack, a government paint CT at Fort Shafter, near Honululu, is recent arrival in Prescott, and comes to remain until the fall to re- his health. Twelve years ago he was here for the same pur- pose, and was greatly benefited by the climate. Mfr. Mack went to Hon ululu with his parents B years ago when 16 years of age. His wife is now in San Francisco and joins him here in May. She is a native of formerly Miss Hutchins, her father at one time bein an h. dian agent at Sacaton.