Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-16
(From Fridays Daily.)

(From Fridays Daily.)
 Called to Coast.
 Major w. w. Midgley, of Clark dale. member of the board of super visors, was in the city yesterday for a brief trip. continuing to Pomona, Cal. where he is called on business for few days.
 Missed the Governor.
 Daniel Campbell, father of Govern or Campbell, arrived yesterday from i Jerome, but was too slow in meet ing his son as the executive had re- turned to the capital Probably he will continue down the line today. Verde Prosperous.
 | w. G. Wingfield, dean of the i Wingfield family of Verde valley, is visiting the city, and states the gen eral outlook inf arming and ranging would indicate prosperous times. A larger acreage has been developed this year than formerly and the win ter has been unusually wet.
 Country Visitors.
 Tn the city yesterday from Big Chino valley were Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. King, and they reported that range country as assuming a verdant appearance, new feed begin ming to grow While the winter has been severe on old stock, losses have been far below previous years, To the Navy. ~1#
 Recruiting Officer French, of the navy, has qualified two more Pres, colt youths as coming sea warriors, Harold Rennick and Loy Hammon- tree, leaving yesterday for San Fran cisco to enter the service. There are five more applications to pass upon and others in prospect.
 Good Showing.
 Fen s. Hildreth returned yester- day from his range holdings at Camp Wood, and reported cattle in fine shape, new feed beginning to grow. The past winter has been a wet one and as whole the country is in better shape than for many years at this time, with no losses oc, curing.
 Acquires Mines.
 Under a Superior Court judgment given some months ago against the Verde Hercules Copper Co.,, ia the i Jerome field, Geo. A. Wilson has ac- quired title to a group of seven mines, the defendant defaulting. The deed of the Sheriff was recorded yes terday and Mir. Wilson is now III legal possession.
 Capable Girl
 Miss Myrtle Binkley, who graduat- ed from the University of Arizona at Tucson, short time ago, visited yesterday with her mother of this city, Mrs Myrtle Woody, while en route to Clarkdale to remain with a sister for a short time She attain ed high recognition in studies and in a short time enters Lamson Busi. ness College, Phoenix, to take busi- ness training course. Recovers From Flu.
 A. E. Bird, of Congress, well known in mechanical engineering circles, has recovered from a severe attack of influenza, and barring de fective eye sight his health is as suming a normal condition. He came to the city to visit and states he unintentionally mingled too fire quently with a friend who was af- flicted.
 Range Land Deals.
 w. C. Denny, of the Anvil Rock country, has purchased from the Santa Fe Pacific R. R. tract of $500 acres of land for $3,5O0, the deed being recorded yesterday MT. Denny also has acquired in that re zion another tract of land, for which he paid Reid-Cashion Land and Cat tie Co.,, the sum of $500
 Realty Deal.
 Harry A. Dietz, of Pine Crest, has purchased from Mrs. Mary C. Shu man. of Terre Haute, Indiana, two lots in that addition to Prescott, for which the sum of S1,00O was paid, according to a deed recorded yester day. MT. Dietz came to Prescott for his health some months ago, and i'm proving, has concluded to remain and grow up with the country" Sad Mission.
 William Allen, a former pioneer resident of Williamson valley, arrv- ed Wednesday from Santa Barbara Cal, to attend the funeral of his brother, Charles Allen, who died at Blythe, Cal, on last Saturday. The funeral services occurred in this city yesterday and burial was given in the family plot near Simmons, by the side of the wife of the deceased. Back From Coast.
 Ellis Goode who is mining in Tip. top district, returned during the week from Stockton, Cal, where he was called by illnesss in his family, and after looking over the Senator country for few days, leaves for his camp. He states there is a gen eral awakening among mining men in silver properties, and this sum-