Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-16
City NerUs In Brief
(From Wednesdays DziIx.)

Mrs. Thomas MCMahon, wife Oi the chief of police, left yesterday for an outing on the coast and to visit with her son, Leo McMahon, an at- taChe of the San Diego post office. Visitors to Leave
 Mrs Mary Billings and daughter Mrs. Harry Collins, of Mogollon, N. AL, are in the city after visiting with relatives near Mayer, and will return home today, pleased with the country and enjoying the celebration.
 III With Fever.
 Erwin T. Ralston, a recent arrival from Colton, California, to spend the summer for his health, has become afflicted with typhoid fever, and is at a local sanitarium. His brother, Egbert Ralston, arrived from Phoenix yesterday by automobile to remain indefinitely.
 Scouting Trip
 Naval Recruiting Officers French ahd Feeley left yesterday for Ash Fork to beat the brush" and get out recruits, receiving information there were several who desired to enlist. From that place they go to Jerome and Clarkdale on like mission. City Realty Deals
 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hope have sold three lots on Park avenue to Mrs. Nell Williams and Minnie NJ. Jonas, each acquiring a lot and half, the consideration being $500 each. Mrs. Jonas has started to improve her holding, and Mrs. Williams also is preparing to build, it is stated. Youth Is III
 Lewis Brisbine, 16 years old, resid- ing with MT. and Mrs. William Rob erts at Fair Oaks, is at Mercy hos pital. this city, suffering with blood poisoning of his right foot. His con dition is said to be satisfactory, but 1t will be some weeks before he will be able to leave that institution. He is unable to give any reason of the source to cause this infection.
 In the Navy
 Leaving the city this week for Hampton Roads. Virginia, to enter the navy, were J. w. Jamieson and Kenneth Shackehord, both assigned 10 the mechanical engineering serv- ice Young Jamieson formerly was with the naval reserve corps and de- sires 10 complete his education by en- listing with the regulars. Both youths were given fine send-off by friends in this city. ..
 Going Over the Top.
 Leaving the city this morning for the American ranch to trek to the top of Granite mountain to the Geo. detic Survey camp are MT. and Mrs Horace Sibert, of Pontiac, New Jer- sey, who came from the Grand Can Yon last week to attend the celebra- ion, and are returning home. An auto takes them to the base of the big hill, and they expect to 'hoof it' up to the rugged summit.
 Military Officer Here
 Captain Ed. L. Tomlinson. of the engineer corps, arrived few days ago from Fort Dodge, Iowa, and has foae tu the VeneLia min 'ng caTp n Crook - D visI. .rh i;s par euts. Mir. and Mrs. ]. B. Tomlinson, his father operating that property. This officer previous to entering mil- itary service followed mine engineer ing in this section, and expects to be mustered out during September, when he returns here to resume his profes- sior. He is on leave of absence until Ihly IS. when he returns to duty. Rounds Up Derehct
 In the city yesterday was Charles Bloodgood, of the Seligman country, to accompany home his nephew, who had been attending the celebration and is recently from a Los Angeles business college. The boy was sup posed to have been Host, strayed or stolen,'' says the uncle, but finally was located in this city. He says he got on the wrong train al Barstow, and concluded to stop over in Pres colt to see the "boss cowboys do some fine work in real earnest" AL 50 was the boy "stuck" on "Skeeter RilP Robbins.
 Elks Entertain
 The social session of local Elks on Monday night was an interesting event, and was made particularly pleasant by the appearance of Miss Jessie Millar, the "Favorite of From tier Days" as she is affectionately referred to by so many. This ac- complished young lady rendered many selections on the cornet, as well as on the piano-accordion, captivating the audience. Other enjoyable feat ures of the evening were dancing and recitals, and a finely prepared repast was served for l50 guests.
 Huge DownpOur
 Arriving by automobile yesterday afternoon from Hillside, Iwere MT. and Mrs. ]. E. Harrigan from a min ing camp in Cunningham Pass, and fhey stated the storm of Monday af- ternoon in the Date creek region was
 If a, the a,,,o1,nt of water t0at