Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-19

Farming Business.
 Paul Lodge, manager of the Pres
 colt Farms Co.,. visited the city yes
 terday, reportin gthat movement in q healthy condition, all yields having
 been this season the best and biggest
 in its history.
 From the Grade.
 J. T. Logan, county road foreman,
 now stationed in the Thompson Val
 ley division. visited the city yester-
 day and reported big work going on
 toward Hillside, which when com
 pleted will be a great improvement over old conditions.
 From the North.
 Lou Charlebois, one the big sheep men of the state and a supervisor of Coconino county, is a visitor to the city on business, coming from Flag staff. He reports the industry in good condition and a favorable win ter in grazing is looked for on the desert.
 Had Long Outing.
 NIT. and Mrs. ]. T. Richards are re- ceiving welcome on their return home after motoring through the Southern states for the past three months, both visiting with relatives. They returned by train leaving the automobile in Texas, on account of bad roads and disagreeable weather Valley Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. C. E. Stewart and children, of Williamson valley, motor ed to the city yesterday, the first named reporting the range industry in fine condition for this time of the year.
 Rural Visitor.
 w. D. Harrington, farming in Verde valley, is in the city on business mat ters, reporting this year as one of the most prosperous ever known. He was formerly located on Groom creek in this line of business. New Incorporation.
 Articles of incorporation of the Peck Consolidated Silver Mines were filed for record yesterday, the prin- cipals being NJ. NJ. Green, Manco Snapp and w. H. Cade, all of Chi cago. The capitalization is given at S2,OOO,OO0, with shares of the par val le of $l each. The property is now active in developing and milling. Winter Visit.
 Mrs. Mary E. McNelling, recently of Fort Smith, Arkansas, leaves to- Jay for Chandler, to join relatives from the above state, and returns early next year. She is favorably i'm pressed with the city, and it is prob able will be accompanied here by a | niece, in poor health Had the Flu.
 Writing from Santa Fe, New Mex l co, James Sprowle states he had a nild attack of influenza the fourth lay after his arrival in that city, but s recovering, and expects to be able o return to resume mining before December 1st. He was called to the bove city to attend the marriage of sister on October 24th. from Overseas.
 George s. Coltman, one of the first o be drafted from this county, visited he city yesterday between trains, and s en route to the Short Horn range n Yuma county to resume mining. Ie is from overseas, but since last une had been visiting with his father t Toledo, Ohio.
 teady Producer.
 L. R. Hebb, of the mercantile de- artment of the DeSoto, a Consoli- ated Arizona Smelling company olding in the Bradshaws, is in the ity to visit for a few days with his fife and family. He reports stand I'd production as being maintained nd that diamond drill exploration lso has begun to tap known ore odies, no information being given ut as to determinations being made People.
 MT. and Mrs. F. C. Stewart and aughter, Miss Florence Stewart, of )unsmuir, California, are in the city 3 remain indefinitely, and later will e joined by a son who is at Phoenix pr his health. Earlier in the year lrs. Stewart visited Prescott for her edith, which was fully restored, and
 is believed the climate will prove enefcial to her son. Q Attend Trial.
 Mrs. Mollie Johnson, formerly of ku1l Valley, now of Long Beach, alifornia, arrived in the city yester- ( ay, coming to be present at the trial l the Superior court in a damage ction she has instituted against the ( Copper Co.,, her deceased