Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-18

deed calling for a consideration o' | g, eco.
 Old Deed Recorded
 The mining deed from Olin Chris
 jensen 10 Martin Johnson, executed
 in 1903 for 2 mining group in the
 Jerome field was recorded yester-
 day, the consideration being nom
 inal.
 To the Normal
 Miss Helen Wolpe, who is in the
 city from Phoenix, with her parents,
 MT. and Mrs. l. r. Wolpe, leaves to- ,day for the Flagstaff Normal, 10 take special courses in that summer school.
 Huge Apple Crop
 L. L. Dickinson, formerly leasing the Fair Oaks Orchard Co. holdings, but now engaged in cattle and hog raising in that section, stated yestcr-
 day the biggest frui; crop ever known will be produced this season i in that belt The serious problem $ to ,ind market.
 Fine Outlook 1 C. Emmet Newton, a visitor yes terday from Skull Valley, reported the best outlook for successful i farming ever known. so far as fine cultivated area was to be consid- cred. SoiI conditions are fine, and without further rains big crops are Iassured.
 Called to Bisbee
 Miss Margaret Levy, who returned fy6m Miami during the week, where she has been teaching the public school, leaves today for Bisbee to resume her duties for a few months, summer school being maintained in that city After filling this spe- cial engagement she returns to Miami for the fall term.
 Off for the Navy
 Leaving the city yesterday for Mare Island, to begin their naval ca reers were Walter Terry, Clyde w. AFcC,aren and Owen H. Hoffman Today six more young men of the city depart for the above station, making a total enlist of g in the past two months.
 From Overseas
 Harry Wills, son Of Mir. and Mrs James Wills of Maxton, arrived yes terday from overseas, and on his re- turn home was welcomed by many friends in this community. He es- capped injury, and like all others from this locality is glad to get back to the Hassayampa and away from the Rhine. On the Road
 5. A. Crellins, a volunteer from this county, who was mustered out at Fort Bliss, Texas. last week, is on the road to Prescott, and when last heard from was at Lordsburg, \. M., | visiting with sister He may be. detailed for matrimonial service,e . said one of the boys who seems 10 i be conversant with his movements. Cowboy in Shape
 Buster" Gardner, one of the best known of range artists of Pima county, arrived from Tucson yester- day, and comes to take part in the Frontier Days doings. His speciality is roping, and he begins rehearsing on the grounds today Gardner was in Prescott two years ago. Later he will be followed by a bunch of al!- round good ones from the Rio Santa Cruz.
 Going Home
 Harrison St Clair, young man who has been visiting with his father at mining camp near Mayer, is in the city and leaves today for Modesto, Cal, to prepare to join the navy, receiving advices that his ap- plication had bee nfavorably acted upon. He reaches his 18th year next Tuesday, and he stated yesterday he has been anxiously awaiting the ar rival of the big day" He nas two brothers in the service, and they ' write him to get move on.'
 (From Sundays Daily.J Valley Visitors
 Mir and Ms. R. W. Coughran of Skull Valley visited yesterday with friends in the city. Visiting W,th Relatives
 Mrs. James White and son, !; James IT,, of Maler, motored to the city yesterday and will remain for several days visiting with relatives. Mining Business
 D. J. Sullivan left yesterday for Chicago on business for his United Mines Co.,, at Congress, the affairs of that gold holding sare to he shaped up for carly action, it is reported. Of for the Navy
 Bethel R. Moore left yesterday for Mare Island, Cal, passing a credit lble examination for admittance to the navy. Tomorrow four others leave for the same station. Summer Visit