Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
(FIom Friday'= Dailyl

CFlom Friday Daily1 . Visiting Friends
 . Mrs. Cue Moe of Mayer is in tn, city to remain for few days visit $ ing with friends.
 - Mining Business
 ]. L. Davis, well known in mining
 circles, who is operating property 5 in the McCabe field, is in the city or 5 business and to visit with his family Range Situatoin Good . F. A. Reid of Reid-Cashion Cattle Co.,, was in the city yesterday iron i Seligman, en route to Phoenix, ana
 his report of the range country was
 excellent, grazing being good and cattle in fine form.
 Returns to Camp
 I D. A. Seaman, interested in mines
 in Crook canyon, was returned from 1 Phoenix on a business trip pertaining
 to his holdings, and leaves today for his camp.
 Big Fruit Crop
 Charles Richardson, a well known
 farmer of Oak creek, is, visiting the lefty, and comes to find a market for
 his fruit crop. which he states is the
 biggest this year ever known.
 Visiting Soldier ..-~;'
 Corporal Lettwich, from overseas
 was in tne city yesterday and is re
 turning home to Las Vegas, N M., tc get in the saddle again on the range | .He came from Fort Bliss, his father meeting him here.
 | Was Seriously III
 | ]. H. Drew has returned from An vii Rock, where he had been seriously i'll for the last three weeks with an affliction of the kidneys, and his health Is rapidly assuming a norma, sate.
 Back to Coast
 Joseph Dougherty, a pioneer Of this city, who has been looking after his realty interests for the past month, returned to Los Angeles yes terday his home.
 Range Visitor
 Walter Cline, foreman of L, L. Harmon at Camp Wood, is in the city, and states shipping of about BOG head of two and three year old steers will be made tomorrow, Del Rio 10 be the loading point on the railroad Attends Graduation
 Mrs. Mary Wells of Mayer passec through the city yesterday for Tempe to be present at the commencement exercises of the Normal, where her brother, George Wells, graduates Another young man of Mayer, How ard Bentley, also is to graduate Mayer Realty Deal r.
 NIT. and Mrs. Ishmael Davis of Mayer have sold to J. 4. Martin three lots in that town, the deed being recorded yesterday for a nom- inal sum. The owner is to begin i'm proving the premises, saying big boom is indicated from the success of copper mining in that field. Mining Man Returns
 MT. and Mrs. J. Irwin, the first named a principal of the Black Dia mond Mining Co.,, of Walker district, have returned from San Diego, after an extended absence. to reside at the camp. The new mill is nearing com pletion and test runs to try out the machinery are to start in a short time. Plenty of Hay
 George H. Young of Camp Verde is in the city, and stated the farmer will have the best year ever known The hay crop IS bigger and of better quality than in former years, and high prices are prevailing. MT l Young is engaged in acttle raising and this industry, he says, is wlour- ing Vacation Trip
 The Misses Helen and Gladys | Hathaway, teachers of the Jerome | and Clarkdale public schools. whose home is in this city, left yesterday for the coast on a vacation trip. | Both enjoy an excellent name in ed ucational circles and each has been retained for the fall term in the above schools. Was Too Slow
 Dan Condron, contractor of the | new $40,000 public school building at Humboldt, reached the city yesterday | morning al about 6 o'clock, to attend | the marriage of his brother, J. Frank | Condron, and Miss Kaufman. He missed the event by an even hour, owing to the daylight schedule being still is force, Or an hour ahead of sun time. He states the roof Is going on the new school house and it will probably be ready for use this fall. Somewhat Emphatic
 Amos Matley, who returned yes terday from overseas, being dis charged from the army at Fort Bliss, Texas, has pronounced opinion on foreign lands. He says: 'I would not give foot of Arizona for all of Il France, with the Rhine country thrown in for good measure: 1 am happy to be home, and am going ot hit the trail for Williamson valley to get behind the blow instead of a big gun" He is the son of MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. Matley, the father being here yesterday to welcome him home. Country Visitors