Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-05
City NerOs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily

 sin, were in the city yesterday on business matters.
 Returns Home
 Miss Catherine Lawhead, who has been visiting in the city with her sis ter, Mrs. Jennie Kellogg, returned home to Clarkdale yesterday. To Close Home.
 Mrs. Burt B. Bloom and daughter Bernice. have returned to Prescott to close their home, preparatory to moving permanently to California. Comes to Visit
 Mrs Jennie Paul in charge of the Jerome Junction hotel, visited the city yesterday on business, and is a guest of Mrs. (. E. Linn.
 Officer Here
 Deputy |. s. Marshal Harry Carl son arrived from Jerome yesterday, civil business for the government calling him here.
 Recovers Health
 NIT. and Mrs. w. R. Ehle have re- turned from Del Rio, where the first named was on a trip to recuperate his health, submitting to a serious operation some time ago. He is again in fine fettle to resume his bus mess at once.
 Back to Coast
 MT and Mrs. J. Irwin of San Diego, who have been at the Black Diamond camp on a trip of inspec- ton, returned home yesterday. Mining Man Here
 George B. McGarvey, superintend- ent of the Franco-American, yester- day arrived from the camp to receive the new air compressor and other ap- paratus that is to be installed at once, the foundation being ready. Verde Visitors
 Mrs. Granville Fain and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Heath are in the city from Camp Verde, to remain for a short time with friends, registering yesterday ta the Hotel Congress. Resigns Commission
 Lieutenant Lester Morton, a young mining engineer who has visited this section, writes from Camp Merritt that he has resigned his commission and will re-enter the mining busi ness He plans to return to Mohave county and later to this field. Adopts Aviation
 A letter received recently from Al bert Cummings, an apprentice ma chinist a few years ago in this city, stated he had enlisted in the naval aviation branch. He is stationed at the Great Lakes training school, Chi cago.
 Thrifty Country
 ]. F. Tompkins, who is farming in the Verde valley, visited the city yes terday, and reported one of the best years known in this industry, crops being larger than usual and high prices for everything were received. Resigns Office
 Mrs. Lulu Mcintosh, who has so acceptably filled the office of deputy county recorder, las rendered her resignation, to take effect November l, and is contemplating an extended absence on the coast. She will be accompanied by her son, Lesley James.
 Mines Resuming
 D. w. Thomas, in the city yester- day from Big Bug creek, reported quite a number of mines getting in shape to resume, and this winter will see plenty of activity i'll addition to the Henrietta, the big camp of the district.
 Oil Country Lively
 (. E. Major, mining engineer, has returned from the Holbrook oil field, reporting the outlook as encouraging for bringing in a well at an early date. The status of operations at present is as follows, he says: Four rigs are in action, two are spudding in and four rigs are going up. To New Home
 Mrs. B. J. McNicholl has returned from Gallup, N. M., to remain for a short visit with relatives, and is awaiting the arrival of her husband, who is transferred to Glendale to fill the position of freight cashier of the s. F. P. & P. She is receiving a welcome from many friends, hay ing been a former resident of this city.
 Big Mohair Deal
 Mir and Mrs. T. L. Morris and daughter have returned from Boston, where the former disposed of over 100000 pounds of mohair, which net ted 5+ cents a pound This consign- nent was the product of several goat raisers of the Kirkland country, who were represented by Mr. Morris, and the output was the biggest of any single season in many years, bringing over $l08,000.
 Federal Offenders
 Wine, women and song," was re- vived yesterday when Deputy U. s. Marshal James McVay landed bunch Of six federal offenders in the county jail, all coming from Phoe- nix and under sentences of from 60 days to six months, each with a fine imposed of $500 Their crimes were for bootlegging and violation of the Mann act.
 Mohave Visitors
 In the city for a few days from Mohave county are Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Granston, the latter a former resident and graduate in 1910 of the Prescott high school. Their destina- ton is the Phoenix fair, and they are to visit at Yuma with relatives. They are making the trip by auto