Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-24

article. Mr. and Mrs. Walker will probably make the southland their future home.
 (From Tuesdays DaiiYl
 Shops In Prescott.
 Mrs. C. M. Colvocorcsscs. of Hum boldt, spent yesterday among the { Prescott shops, preparing for Christ mas.
 Range Visitors.
 ! Thomas and Arthur King, of Big Chino valley, are in the city, report ing that range country and live stock in excellent condition.
 Holiday Shopping. : In the city yesterday from Camp i Verde visiting with friends and shop ping for the holidays, was Mrs. J. r. l Taylor, wife of the physician of the above town.
 Visiting Coast.
 1 Mrs. w. NJ Hogue, wife Of the foreman Of Wcber's garage, left yes terday for Los Angeles to be away 1 for month visiting her mother, Mrs. ! J. B. Drumm.
 Back From School. 1 Among the multitude of students at collegiate institutions, who are visiting here for the holidays are Allen Johnson and Bill Bakewell oi inc University Of Arizona Comes For Holidays. ! C. A. Randall a well known Yava- pal pioneer, has returned from tbe south to be with his wife and family during the holidays. He comes from the state reform school at Fort Grant of which he is secretary.
 Holiday Visit.
 Mir and Mrs. C. ". Smith left yes terday for De1ano. California. to re. main away until after the holidays to visit with the mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of the first named. and also his sister. Mrs Harry Kohl.
 Verde Visitor.
 Del Higgins, the well known Verde valley ranchcr, visited the city yes terday on business, and reported the farmer as swinging into action again to get the benefits next season of the high cost of everything that grows. Teacher at Home.
 Miss Marguerite Levy, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Levy, returned Saturday night from Miami, where she is teaching public school, and re- mains at home for the next two weeks with relatives and friends during the holiday vacation. Rough Riding.
 C. Benjamin Hays, of the Last Chance mining camp, near Walker, . motored into town yesterday, and gave the same old story of cars being tied up and roads were streaked with i ruts. He also stated travelling these days is d matter of emergency to keep food in the house only.
 Trucks Hung Up.
 The road from Prescott to Walker is reported to be so heavy that two auto trucks loaded with mine ma chinery are mired in the mud and un- able to be moved. A rescue service | will be used today, probably a string of yolled Hassayamper hee-haws . from the range.
 Dam Inspection. i
 State Division Engineer E. A. Wolfe, in charge of the Pres colt cutoff highway, has gone to the . Lyman dam in Apache county. on an inspection of that private undertak- ing. It seems to be contemplated for the state to finish up the big job. Engineer Wolfe returns this week. Enters the Navy.
 James p. Law, until recently of Jerome, where he was employed by the Arizona Power Co., as d sub-sta- ton operator, sends word to the local recruiting office that he has been ac- cepted for service in the naval avia- ton school at Chicago. Law qualified with high honors and will take a three-year course.
 Tucson For Xmas.
 JF. Rodgers, one of the local Lc- zion boys who received a citation while with the A. F. F. in France. left for Tucson yesterday to remain over the holidays While further news is expected in connection with this visit a smile and a maybe" was all the information released at this stagc~Of the game: me------.--'-- ---------- - Wants the Genuine. -...
 J. A. Forbes, the mining man of