Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-27
Back From Bisbee.

MT and Mrs. James Ware, forme residents of this county, have return
 ed from Bisbee, stating that the fll epidemic occasioned them 10 leave They report deplorable condition
 several hundred having died, whil, ;new cases are developing so rapidl.
 that medical people are unable tc
 meet the calls made upon them.
 Visiting Sick Sons.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Nay of Ord, Ne.
 braska, and MT. and Mrs. J. w
 Morris of Colby, Kansas, arrived yesterday morning to visit sons who are sick here. Young Morris is a patient at the post hospital, afflicted with the flu and is said to be serious ly i'll while young Nay is confined to Mercy Hospital with the same diease. The latter is an employee of the local J. (. Penny store.
 A Typographical Error.
 In reporting the official vote of the county of lavapai, the Journal-AIiner yesterday morning gave Judge Hicks, democratic nominee for the state sen- ate a vote of 23l5, while as matter of fact the correct figure was 2S00. he error having been made by reason of the fact that the copy from which the linotype man set up the type was done in pencil and was not the most legible in the world.
 Reoairing Roadway.
 Tom Madden is in the city from Lower Kirkland valley, where road
 epairing goes ahead toward Pres -ott The work will soon be finish I'd. Afterward this expert returns to Ire crossing of the Santa Maria where a concrete apron will be laid when the road from Hillside to the Copper King camp will be in first class condition. Madden then goes to the Simmons crossing in Williamson alley to patch up that concrete strip Too Fast for Flu
 Joe A. Sines, commercial traveller $ in the city on business and to visi' '-ith parents, Mir and Mrs. Geo. w ;ines. He says and has to move -apidly these days to keep ahead of ie flu. and he is thinking of adopt ng an aeroplane if the epidemic i
 ot checked soon.
 (From Tuesdays Daily.) Came to Nurse.
 Mrs. Mabel Alfred, of Phoenix, for fer resident of this city, who was 'alled to nurse several relatives, in iuenza-stricken, returned home Sun ay, all having recovered. Visiting Phoenix.
 Mrs. Perry Bones left Sunday for 'hoenix for short visit with rela- | ives and friends. She has received word from her husband, who is ir he aviation corps at Marchfield l Cal, that he expects to be discharg d soon. when he returns to Pres | ott to resume his vocation as q me hanical engineer Aore Flu Victims.
 Mrs. C. E. Gentry, wife of County Assessor Gentry, and their eldes aughter, have been stricken with in luenza, the condition yesterday O ie mother being favorable. Th' hid, however, is said to be quite I. Mrs. B. H. Smith, neighbor tc le Gentry's has also become afflict d with influenza during the pas veek. Back From Nitro. II
 Robert Brown has returned iron Nitro, w. Va, where he had beer iandling dynamite for the govern lent and is to resume his trade ir his city as a plumber.
 3affles Flu.
 Encouraging reports were receiv- | yesterday from the home of Fred V Genung at Ash creek. who hat cen critically i'll with influenza. H. as now passed the crisis. His wifi nd children also were stricken, bu Il have fully recovered.
 Visiting Son. ..l
 Mrs. C. H. McLane left yesterda! or Nogales, where she will visit with er son, Charlie McLane, who is un CT medical observation at a militar, 'ase hospital. Condition Improved.
 Ed Lymsby, who was reported a ritically i'll last week with the flu s improving and his condition yes erday was said to be so favorable hat he will soon be restored to nor nal health.
 Visiting Attorney. ..
 ]. C. Forest, head of the legal af airs in Arizona of the Southern 'acific, was an arrival Sunday iron having litigation in this ivision. to attend to for his company Ie is an old-time resident of Pres ott and is welcomed back by many riends.