Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-27

&A6 SASh~@s Miss Edna Brydge, of Cobalt, Can
 ada, has arrived at the home of her
 sister, Mrs. C. Benjamin Hayes, near
 Walker. and will remain during the
 holiday.
 Flagstaff Visitor. ..
 Charles Hablin, a former resident
 of this city. arrived from Flagstaff a few days ago, coming on mining business, having interests near
 Senator. The flu situation in the north is satisfactory he says.
 Rangemen Here.
 Theodore Goode and Daniel T. Rawlins. rangemen ot Apache coun- ty, are in the city and leave later for the desert country on an inspection of grazing conditions. If the situa- ton is good they propose 60 ship a trainload of sheep for winter feed ing.
 lilo Man Here.
 H. D. McFay, special representa- tive of the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company in Arizona is here looking after the business of the local office, following the death of Manager Buehler. It is probable that 3 new manager will be selected by MT. McVay and sent hers within a short time.
 Leave for Denver. ..
 Mir. and Mrs. R. C. Archer, the first named a barber, have gone to Denver, their old home, to again re- side.
 Visiting Phoenix.
 Mrs. A. A. Johns left yesterday for Phoenix, to join Senator-elect Johns and visit for a short time with her sister. Mrs. ]. NJ. Aitken. Official in Harness. ..
 Bert Haskett, federal livestock in- spector. is in the city from Flagstaff 10 make observations of drifting bands of sheep being driven from the north to the south into winter quar- ters.
 City Realty Sold. ..
 Mir. and Mrs C. A. Peter have sold to D. J. Thompson, a mining en giueey of Mayer, an improved lot on South Marina street, the deed being recorded yesterday for a nominal consideration. Mining Men Here. ..l
 Kenneth E. and Warren E. Burton, mining operators who recently be- came interested in the Turkey creek field, arrived yesterday from their camp and reported development as 
 To Attend Funeral. ..
 Clarence |. Ferguson, of Hillside arrived Friday night 10 attend the funeral of his brother, Mark Fergu- son, whose death occurred from influ- enza on Thursday night. No Flu Yet.
 James A. Bywater, mine owner of Placeritas, was a visitor yesterday 10 meet his wife who arrived during the day from Las Vegas, N. N.. and stated the flu as yet had not appear cd in the above mining country. From the Camp. I
 Fred Vance, mining east of Hum Doldt, is in the city on business. and states he is making good headway in the shaft reaching depth of about 70 feet. He remains until his brother arrives from Ray. who is ex- pected tomorrow. In Full Swing.
 C. Benjamin Hayes. operating the Hidden Treasure at Walker, was a brief visitor yesterday, leaving later for the north with Mark Bradley to make an examination of a mine. He states development goes ahead stead lv and conditions are gratifying. Visitors From Iowa
 Mrs. G. C. Richards, wife of the chief clerk of the local draft board, and children, Miss Lavena and Mas ter Burton, arrived in Prescott yes terday from their former home at Cedar Rapids. Iowa. and will reside temporarily in this city with Mr. Richards. Returns Home. =!
 Edward Hill. pioneer Arizonan who has located at Modesto, Cal, las concluded a business trip to Mayer in looking after farming in terests. and returned yesterday to his new home. He is coming back n the spring. and may conclude to again locate in the country. Back From Jerome. ..l
 Captain w. E. Beck, Cyclone Bill" has returned from Jerome, where he was caught in the quaran- inc mesh during the influenza wave He remains here for the present, but spending the winter in die sunny south. provided the flu atmosphere is not toe murky. |