Weekly journal-miner., 1919-02-12
NerOs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily)

Country Visitor.
 Mrs. A. J. Laswell is in the city
 from Skull Valley, to remain for a
 short visit with friends.
 Mining Man Here.
 H. R. Noel, mining engineer, who makes Mayer his base of operations, is in the city for a few days on busi-
 ness pertaining to his profession.
 Mining Man Here.
 L. N. Wombacher, interested in the Blue Monster copper near Cher " Creek, was an arrival yesterday on business, reporting development as continuing.
 Recovers from Flu.
 J. H. Ehle, IT,, who has been i'll win influenza and under treatment at Mercy hospital for the past month, has recovered and was discharged from that institution yesterday. He resumes his business later.
 Out of Army.
 Fred Karp has returned to Pres colt from Camp Kearny, having been honorably discharged from the army, and has resumed his position as salesman with Sam Dreyer, the merchant, his uncle.
 Jerome Transaction.
 Peter Gordon has deeded to his wife, Molhe Gordon, lot in Syndi- cate addition to Jerome, with nine room dwelling thereon, the consider ation being given as Hove and affec- tion." The document was recorded yesterday Comes to Locate.
 Frank A. Hagemann, recently dis charged from the army, at Camp Lewis, Washington, arrived in the city Tuesday, and is to leave today for Jerome to join a brother work ing in a mine, and will make Arizona his home. Range Redeemed.
 Arthur E. King was an arrival yes terday from King Brothers large range holdings in Big Chino Valley, i and reported the country as drench- f ed by rain and snow. The outlook i now is gratifying and alarm oyer the drouth has passed.
 Good Outlook.
 Paul E. Lodge, manager of the Prescott Farms Co.,, was an arrival yesterday, and gives an excellent re- port of that movement, soil condi- tions being improved by big storms, and storage at Lake Watson will be sufficient for all purposes when the irrigation period arrives.
 Health Restored.
 Mrs. Mary Quinlan, whb accom- panied her son, Harry, to this city the youth convalescing from a ner- vous breakdown after recovering from the flue, returned home yester- day to Casa Grande with him, his health again being normal. They had been here for the past month. New Copper Company.
 Articles of incorporation of the Ar gonne Copper Company, with cap italization of $5OOOOO, were recorded yesterday. Prescott is designated as the principal place of business, and the board of directors are Matthew Hall, D. R. Finlayson and Richard Lamson.
 Back to Chino.
 J. C. H'eslet was visitor yesterday from Valley, and stated his oil inter ests are being satisfactorily shaped Up by which early drilling will be under headway. His company has a rig on the ground, and it will be placed in action when weather con ditions improve
 Big Sheep Shipment.
 Favorable conditions for the near future on the desert have started sheepmen to begin moving out of the north, and yesterday the first train carrying over 5000 head of sheep passed through this city. Other big shipments are to follow immediately. Ii Fine grazing already is appearing on ( the desert owing to mild weather. Mining Business.
 Mining Business. D. J. Cloyd, well known mining man of the Brad { shaws, is in the city, and states the l suspension of several properties is ( considered as only temporary The 1 present storm has been one of the I most severe in many years, and with { deep snow the country is practically at standstill ( Pioneer Visitor. q
 O. E. Walker, for many years I resident of this section but now of C KIngman, was an arrival during the r week to remain for a short visit. He i is unable to go into the country on account of deep snow, and comes back later. 2 Got Through. T
 Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Stewart re- C turned home by auto to Williamson C Valley yesterday, but under difficult ' ties After leaving the American i ranch the s. O. s. bugle brought I along two cowboys on horseback en- route to the city, and with the road ( broke they retraced their steps pull V ing the auto that puffed along in low a gear tO he1D Out Stewart reOuest. f