Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13

week. being here to look, after some business matters.
 Had the Influenza. Judge John H Ellis. who was get ting chumIny with a case of the flu
 last week. was able to be out on the
 streets again yesterday, feeling con- siderable better.
 Country Visitor. W. (. Daniel, a well known resi- dent of Verde valley. is in the city on business for his large freighting in terests, reporting prosperous con- dition among farmers.
 Business Visitor. Mir ard Mrs (. K. Fronts. Of Las Vegas. \. M., are recent arrivals in
 Prescott, the first named coming to look over business conditions, with view tc locating later.
 TO New Home.
 Many friends in this city of Miss Carrie Boudinet will be interested to learn that she has gone to Phoenix to reside, where she has accepted lucrative position in an office.
 Range Visitor.
 ]. II. Niadcrs was a visitor yestcr- day from Agua Fria valley, report ing the situation on the range as satisfactory and the influenza as yet as having not reached that locality. Eera From WirkepbIirc
 D. L. Brady of Wickenburg was a Prescott visitor yesterday.
 Back on the Road.
 Engineers Taylor and Jones. of the s. F. P. 6; P, running out of this city, have "switched' the flu on side track and are again in action on their engines in fine physical fettle. Both were quite i'll for several days. Another Flu Victim.
 Alvin Stukey. the Walker mer- chant, brother of Supervisor Stukey,. was brought to the city Sunday and is afflicted with. influcnza. His con dition yesterday was reported as favorable.
 Mint Valley Escapes.
 Sam B. Pemberton is visitor from Mint valley. and wore mask while in the city, stating his home country was free of the flue and he did not propose to take back any thing undesirable, hence his facial adornmept
 Kingnan Visitor.
 Charles Lynch, one of the members of the Mohave board of supervisors, was in Prescott yesterday from Kingman, being here to look after some business matters. He reports that the Mohave metropolis is a bit quiet just now. Big Cattle Shipment
 H. C. Cavncss was in the city Sun day with shipment of nearly l,OOo head of range steers from the north, for winter feeding in Salt River val ley. Following today will be another bunch of over 700 head, for the above locality. Leave for Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Purdy, Of Alhambra, near Phoenix. are in the city cn route home, after flying trip to a town in Verde valley, visit i ing with their son. They leave in auto via Wickenburg, where relatives reside.
 Is Recovering.
 Many friends in this city of Miss . May Roland will be pleased to know that she is recovering from influ- cnza. which was contracted at Hoop ] cr a few weeks ago. She was brought home to Prescott in auto, and has been belfast for over fourteen days. Mining Continues.
 Al Vroom was a visitor yesterday on business from his Tom Kimbro . mining camp on the Copper Basin summit and stated the property is under bond to O. w. Blickenstaff, who continues development, deter being better than were an ticipated.
 Mere Flue Victims.
 Two locomotive engineers of the s. F. P. & P, road, Austin Wright and James NJ. Tarney. were brought 10 the city yesterday from Ash Fork and both have influenza They were taken to their homes in this -ity for treatment, and both are said 10 have mild attacks. Visitor.
 Jack" Osborn, formerly of this county, a miner by occupation, arriv- ed from Chloride, Mohave county.