Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-30

i'dS hSdi J. IGsdinS0 uOI iAlaL ICdlll
 by the change of climate. .
 Leaves the Country
 ]. W. Zook, for many years a wei
 known resident, of this secton, Jeff
 Thursday night for the oil fields ot
 Texas, where he will locate
 Mining Business
 | Mark Gemmill, superintendent of tthe Bradshaw Development Ci., re- turned to Grown King yesterday af.
 ter brief trip to the city on mining
 business.
 To the Seaside
 Peter Giroux and daughter, Miss Frances E. Giroux, of Mayer, were in the city yesterday, leaving for the
 coast resorts of California on an ex- tended outing.
 Ready to Run -
 The new Hardinge ball mill of the
 Black Diamond Mining Co.,, at Wal ker, starts in motion today, state ar
 rivals from that section. The plant
 has been tried out and gives. excellent
 satisfaction.
 Visitors From Mine
 AIr. and. Mrs. F. W. -Giroux were visitors this week from the, ,,Swastika mining camp, in the Bradshaws, where the first named is superintend- ent. ....
 Flying Trip
 e E. Burton was visitor yester- day from Ash Fork, reporting the range situation as the best ever known. and which old timers. stated was similar to over thirty years ago: Mining Man Arrives +.-.~
 Q. NJ. D. Bywaters, identified with the Copper Queen Gold Mining o., has. arrived in the city from Paris Texas and is en route to the prop erty at Stoddard on a business trip, to remain for short visit. Rangeman Smiles
 T. L. Morris, who is accredited aSI the goat king" of the coun.y. vis7I tied the city yesterday from Hillside and stated rustling for browse has ended, plenty of grass now abounds in that region. Wi:h him were his wife and Mrs. Vera Humphrey. In Good Shape
 Clark Wingart, rangeman of Wal nut Grove, is. visiting the city and says the droyth has been drowned out, heavy rains occurring this month. and the country again looks as it did in the carly days, say the oldest inhabitants"
 Visitors Leave
 Mrs. John Brydge ot Cobalt, Can ada. who had been visiting for sev- eral months with her daughter, Mhs. C. Benjamin Hayes, at the Last Chance mining camp, near Walker, 1 home on Thursday night She was accompanied by ner son. John Brydge. recent arrival Heavy Rain
 H. Roy, school trustee of Granite l Mountain district; visited the city | on official business. and stated that on Wtdnesdag the heay | est rain of the summer occurred. He vas surprised to learn that this sec ion had not received a similar wet ing. .. ! old Home #.. Mrs. Lorena M. Stapp, who will ,e pleasantly remembered by many 5f this section. concluded two weeks visit with friends yesterday md returned to her home in Los An ,eles. While here she was, at the lome of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas An lerson of Mnl valley, the latter her mother. Buying Supplies N r.-
 Alex Dunn was in the city yfster lay from Walnut Grove district, buy ng, supplies and to make arrange nents to ship a lO-ton lot of mixed Ire to Hayden for sample. testing. Ie is contemplating installing a mall steam stamp mill and otheT ap- ,aratus. I.. Desert Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. c. T. MrCrellish and liece, Miss Mamie Ordway, are in he city from the Vicksburg country o remain indefinitely, owing to ex- essively watm weather. Miss Ord way may remain to enter the high chool of this city. She is from Col on, Cal, and came to her uncle's mining camp in March, while con |