Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-10
CFrom Fridays Daily.)
From Phoenix

CFrom Fridays Daily) From Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Johns have re- turned from Phoenix, where the lat ter has been viisting with Mrs. J. M Aitken, her sister, for few weeks. Lawyers Leave
 Attorneys James Loy ]. E. Rus sell and J. H. Morgan of this city left yesterday for Phoenix on indi- vidual legal business before the Stu preme court.
 To Attend Funeral
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Rudy arrived from Mohave county yesterday, com ing to attend the funeral Saturday O. their nephew, Carroll Rudy, whc passed away at Kirkland this week Road Reopened
 w. A. Frazier is in the city from Mayer, and reports motoring as re stunned after a shutdown of severa. days. The mining situation continues favorable and all coppers keep mov ng energetically.
 Sudden Death
 From Missoula, Montana. come. news of the death from paralysis Sterling Emberton, who was ill less than two hours. He was quite wei known in mining circles of this state and visited Prescott last fall, when he looked over the Storm Cloud property, near Senator, and other mines nearby.
 III With Flu
 Mrs Mary Billetts, who recently arrived here from Mesilla Park ant is now visiting a daughter at Needles Cal, is i'll with influenza, according Q a letter received in Prescott last Tuesday. Her condition is favorable for early recovery was also stated Short Visit
 Mrs. Cody B. Benner is in thc city from Glendale to remain for short visit with friends, and is awaiting the arrival of her husband from his desert sheep camp, wher shey leave for Albuquerque, theil home
 Mining Business
 J. w. Hobbs, manager of the Sil- yer Zone Mining company, which has m attractive property near Turkey station, left for Phoenix yesterday where he is called on mining busi- ness. AIr Hobbs states the work ings are open to any for inspection to confirm reports in circulation of what a desirable silver is being de veloped.
 Freighting Begins
 The wagon road from this city to Walker is again open to motoring and considerable freight held up by the recent storm is beginning to move into that field. Reports from several properties are that with com munication not disturbed that sec ton will be lively in operations, and a big tonnage of ore will be stopped out this summer.
 Miners Come Back
 Frank Kent, H. J. Judson and James McMorris, miners formerly oi this section, returned during the week and are to locate i'll the Je- rome field again. Judson and Kent spent two months prospecting on the Navajo reservation and located a group of five claims. They propose to return north some time during May to begin development. Coming Country
 H. Robertson, well known in this section as a practical mining man. has returned from Lower Turkey creek after an absence of several weeks, and his report of the silver situation is decidedly healthy. New properties are coming into the lime light on a merited basis, and shaping up old mines for enlarged opera tions go ahead. The custom mill is running steadily, and it is his belief that country is destined for lively times and big production. Nuptial Event
 From a Los Angeles newspaper it is learned that a marriage license has been issued Jennie Dee Morris and Jerry B. Lumnock. The latter gave his address as Modesto, Cal, but a friend in this city from Mayer