Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-27
CFrom Saturdays Daily)

CFrom Saturdays Daily)
 Official Business Ranger Pradt of the Cherry creek
 forestry division, visited the city yes
 terday on official matters.
 Visiting Relatives Mrs. Rolan Mosher left yesterday
 for Clarkdale to visit for few weeks
 with relatives and friends.
 Returns Home
 Miss Eleanor Figuerroa of Jerome
 who had been in the city for the past
 week visiting with friends, returned
 home yesterday,
 Vacation Trip
 1 ]. N. Piper, postal clerk in this
 city, has gone to the ranch of son
 in Walnut Grove on his annual va
 cation for few weeks.
 Country Land Deal
 w. B. Young and wife have sold to R. w. Walker a tract of l60 acres of land near Walnut Grove, the deed for $2,OOO being recorded yesterday Visiting Old Home
 MT. and Mrs. Bert West left yes terday for Hot Springs, Arkansas, the old home of the first named, to visit for month with relatives
 City Realty Sold
 Mrs. Ethel NJ. Murphy has sold to Mrs. Emma McKean a lot on the west Side for $l,OOO, the deed being recorded yesterday.
 Visitor Pleased
 Miss Lillian Wells has concluded a few weeks visit to the city and re- turned home, much to the regret of many friends. Her impressions of the city are decidedly pleasant, and later she may conclude to return to remain.
 Mining Business
 Stewart L. Duncan, operating the Climax in Hassayampa district, wis tied the city yesterday and reported mine work as having been resumed, after a satisfactory mill run recently. The tonnage from new development indicates a high grade free milling ore and later the mill again starts up. Is Improving
 O. w. Bhckenstaf, the we'll known local mining man, who had been con fined to his bed for the past three weeks with intestinal illness of a se rious nature, was reported yesterday | to be improving, and in a short time will be able to personally attend to his varied interests. Called by Illness
 Mrs. Hugh Mosher left yesterday for Jerome, where her husband is in the United Verde hospital under treatment for injuries received in performing railroad work. His condi- ton is reported to be satisfactory, but it will be several weeks before he will be able to resume his duties Rainy Region
 F.. A. Bonham of the celebrated Rhode Island Red chicken ranch, Cherry creek, was in the city yester- day and reported that during July the total number of rainy days was 28 out of the 31. Such a record had never been known in any month since the place was settled. Home Again
 Mike Lynch, favorably known in this community, who had been over seas attached to the famous Second division of the regular army, returned a few days ago and is receiving warm welcome from many in this community. He participated in all big battles and his command never retreated an inch or came to halt until the Rhine was reached. Lynch is one of the well to do young Pres cottites, but he never uttered a mur- mur when he was called into military service. He is to be congratulated tor his patriotic ardor and he has many friends who will be pleased to know that he pulled through without injury or illness.
 Steadily Operating
 Won Tillberg, the prominently known Nevada mining operator, who with friends recently acquired the holdings of the Montezuma Mining company near Crown King, visited the city yesterday and his report of to date was gratifying of the outlook He is a practical mining man, and states there will be no interruption whatever in his company carrying out plans decided