Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-02
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(From Sundays Daily.) Country Visitors. 1 Mrs. William Roberts and Mir. and Mrs. Leo Dickerson motored to the city yesterday from Fair Oaks, to re main for a few days on business Back From The Coast. , William Shaw, who has been visit ing at San Diego and Los Angele, for the past six weeks, returned yes terday. He says he will begin home building operations again in week TTome From Phoenix. Mrs. Alma Voge, returned yester day after an absence of over two months in Phoenix where she had been visiting with Mrs. P R. Mines and Billy
 Again Well.
 Jenkins Barrie, who had been i'll for the past two weeks with influ- enza, has recovered, and will return to his mining camp near Bumblebee Flater in the week.
 Humboldt Deal.
 J. C. McNabb has sold to Charles Morgan a frame building in Hum boldt, with all household fixture ther, in for the sum of $50, the bill ot sale being recorded yesterday. Week-End Visitor.
 Miss Harriett Wells, teaching the Mayer public school, was in the cih yesterday visiting with her sister Mrs. Warren c. Davis, wife of Sher if Davis, and returns home today. Desert Outing.
 Miss Helen Chapman, daughter ot Mrs. Grace Chapman, left yesterday for Wenden to visit with her aunt Mrs. B. L. Walcott, and to enjoy all outing for a few weeks with young friends.
 Miss Acker Returns.
 After nearly years absence in war work at New York Cit, Miss Nydia Acker returned yesterday powerful glad" to be home, and feel ing fine. she had some interesting ex- periences at the biggest city during the height of wartime activities. Getting Ready.
 w. H. Skinner, President of the Pocahontar Mining Co.,, is in the citN from Mayer, and states he is shap- ing up the property for active opera tions on, a large scale. In all sec tions of that field MT Skinner says there is at present more mining ac- ton than has been known for years Good Outlook.
 A. w. Clevenger, is in the city from Clarkdale, and states ne is go ing "back tothe farm" near Jerome Junction. where he has holdings under development. The soil is in good shape and he will follow the green business until the red metal comes back.
 Big Camp Closed.
 Steve Mensinger, one of the best known mine carpenters in the coun- try, has returned from Silver Bell, the big copper camp of Pima county and states all employees, numbering over 600. were discharged few days ago. Many were of families, and a severe hardship to them will result by this suspension.
 Will Ship Ore.
 From the Minnehaha Flat region yesterday was Jesse Beasely, who comes to make arrangements fo, shipping a five ton batch of silver ore from an old mine which he re located and reopened. It is his be, lief the values will reach over 9U ounces in the white metal, with by product.
 Bishop Arrives Late.
 Bishop H. AT. DuBose, D. D. oi San Francisco will arrive in the city today at p. m. and will preach at the West Prescott Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m. He will speak to the Epwortn League at 6:30 p. m. Rev D. Scarborough and A. H. Davidson of Phoenix, will speak at II a. m. A cordial invitation is extended the public.
 Went Over The Top.
 Ralph Darnall, the young son Of MT and Mrs. Morse Darnall, of Hill side, was brought to the city Friday night to receive treatment for a frac ture of each wrist, sustained while doing a difficult feat on his bicycle He was wheeling along an ore shoot at the station and losing control wen, over the top and fell to the ground nearly ten feet below. The little sui. ferer stated the wheel was not hurt and he was glad.
 City Realty Deals. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Blain have