Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
Here From Brownsville.

Here From Brownsville.
 Dr. Harry l.. Schornick, who fo
 the past several months has beer
 stationed with the United State
 army at Brownsville. Texas after |;
 brief visit with friends in this city lei yesterday to visit his mother a
 Tempe, while en route back to hi:
 station.
 Leave for Winter.
 Mrs. Mary Mcclure and nephew
 Willis Mcclure. visitors since last
 August for the health of the latter
 afflicted with asthma, leave today for Yuma county for the winter. The young man has been greatly benefit
 ted by the change from the sea level Tt San Rafael, Cal.
 Visitor Leaves.
 (. T. Lewiston, mining man of Searcll'icht, Nevada, who was strick- en wi.h influenza about two weeks ago, has recovered and left last night for home. to return later. He states an option has been given him by C. \. Bernard for a Silver-gold property located south of Mayer, and he will begin operating about January Is.
 Mining Business.
 &Ir. and Mrs. B. Burton, of Los Angeles, the former interested in the Swastika silver group, now in action by the Consolidated Arizona Smelt- ing Go, are recent arrivals in the city. Mir. Burton is said to be of iicially identified with this new min ing movement.
 Visitors Leave.
 Attorney and Mrs. B. F. Ninde, of Chicago, concluded a short visit to Prescott yesterday. MT Ninde was here on important legal business. He g stocllholder in the Federal Min 'ng Co.,. which has interests in Cher " creek district, which he had been investigating. He stated that for the present this property will not resume. Service Resumed.
 Carriers were obtained yesterday Tor the west and south routes and .ervice will become regular in a few lays unless the influenza grabs one pr both of the boys. With few eX- options, the subscribers have been patient under these adverse condi- lions and the Journal-Miner thanks 'hem for their forbearance and con sideration.
 Officer Transferred.
 Lieut.. Roy Chambers, attached to he Engineer Corps, formerly of the s. F. P. & P. in this city when office ,ngineer of Chief Engineer Jaeger, is being shifted at a lively rate since entering the army. From Camp Cody, x. M.. he was ordered to Camp Humphreys, Virginia, and from 'the latter station to Fort Benjamin liar rison, Indiana. His next jump will nrobablv be across the pond. Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd and c. Kirk and. of Chicago, the first named identified with the Peck silver mines, n the Bradshaws, recent arrivals in Prescott, have gone to the camp. They were met here by C. F. Baton, he president of the new company, and initial development has started. Nr Kirkland comes on an inspection rip to remain for several days. It IS stated the financing of this move nent for large operations at once is being closed up. Pioneer Visits.
 George Edward Gird, prominent W known mining man of Pasadena, ! Cal. resident of this county in I ,arly days with his uncle, Richard [ 'iird. who became famous later in Tombstone as a millionaire mining nan, visited Prescott yesterday. He ! 'ad been looking over old silver | mines in Southern Mohave county, | where he worked when a boy, but vas reticent as to his future plans -Fe came from Hillside by auto. mak- ng the trip overland especially to .gaia see old landmarks in Thomp ion valley, where he resided in carly lays with friend of his uncle.