Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-02

the aviation corps and his record was
 commendable. He volunteered while
 working in a Jerome copper mine,
 leaving a lucrative position to serve his ountrv.
 | All Round Actors
 Elza Brown of Congress Junction,
 heavily interested in the range indus
 try, arrived yesterday, to remain for
 the celebration and he is accompan- jed by his foreman, Archie Bratton, both to enter in different events.
 Bratton has the reputation of being the cyclone cowboy" of this section, and he knows the cattle business from start 10 finish.
 An Official Cowboy
 In the city to participate in arena
 events next week IS Joe Glenn of
 Walnut Grove, who IS brand inspec-
 tor of this county. He has thrown aside for few days his official har-
 ness and will be in the saddle to
 throw the riata in roping events, his
 speciaity, after which he goes back
 to the range to look after the crit ters.
 Idaho Visitors
 Mr. and Mrs. Nate T. Johnson Of Iadho Falls, Idaho, the first named a brother of County Engineer John ,on. were in the city during the week looking over the country. AIf. John son is rated highly in reclamation of lrid lands and while here visited the Verde valley and the farming colony near Jerome Junction. He will To- cate in Southern California.
 Health Seeker
 Felix Eggstron is a recent arrival from Charleston, s. C., to seek a change of climate for his health, and after the celebration leaves for the Bouse country to remain with, rela- lives. He is a young man of 24 years of age and enlisted in the navy from Leadville, Colorado. He states the irop from over 90OO feet of an ele- yation to the sea level, with the ,hange of climate as equally drastic, undermined his health and asthma developed. A naval physician recom- nended the desert air as a cure. Visitor Leaves
 Miss Florence Elliott, niece of Under Sheriff and Mrs. Ed Bowers, concluded months visit to the city yesterday and returned home, Visiting Teacher
 Prof. F. TIf Ford, principal of the Mayer public school. visited the city on business, and with Mir Ford will spend his vacation at home. Both have been retained to teach hat school for the fall term. Official Business
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Harry Carl on, of the Jerome district, is in the ity on official business, coming to ttend Federal court, which was to 'egin today, but nadjournment was rdered
 To See tke Sights
 Mrs. Al NJ. Greet of Tulare, Cal, i rrived yesterday from Las Vegas, <. M., where he had been visiting f l., where he had been visiting with [
 sister, and en route was joined by CT daughter. Miss Elizabeth Creel l + ,ho had been attending the Flag {; taff Normal. They are to remain pr the celebration. Detroit Visitors
 Arriving from Detroit on Thursday [ -ere Miss Margaret Dow and Ii rother, Douglas Dow who came to 'reScott for the sole purpose of wit f essing the Frontier Days events. he father of the visitors is head Of f le Edison Electric Co. of the above ity. f gain Adjourned y
 U. s. Marshal J. P. Dillon arrived 1; Il Thursday night to open and ad 1urn Federal court yesterday morn h lg, under orders of Judge Sawtelle. | .ugust IS was set as the date for D ourt to convene in this city, all T rand and petit jurors being so in | ormed by letter. ., ant Stay Away Il
 MT and Mrs. w. s. Johnson. well i, nOwn Iavapai pioneers, again are | the city, coming overland from D os Angeles. The first named is an x Id time rangeman. and inhaling the d dor of other days is to wear the e laps from force of habit during h rOntier Days. O caves the Navy
 Ernest Martinez of this city has re- q lrned home after serving in the navy D. nd is discharged, his record being D. He returns in a short O me to San Francisco, where a lu- tI -ative position awaits him as inter tc -eter of Spanish for the Oceanic al Go. $, SSeSsment Work " Arriving from Las Cruces, N. M., ii ring the week was Captain c. T. Hers, recently from overseas, and pi , leaves late next week to perform 'a