Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
City NeaUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.0

(From Thursdays Dally.)
 Weber Gets It.
 Al Weber is confined to his hom with a slight attack of influenza, an, his condition yesterday was rcporte, by the attending physician as quite satisfactory.
 Leaves fer Jerome.
 Mrs. ]. R. Mcdonald, a popular1y known pioneer resident of this city left for Jerome yesterday where sh, will reside, having a daughter in tha' city teaching in the public school. Changes Position.
 Miss Elma N. Tolar who for the past IS months has been district cashier of the Mt. States T. & T. Co in this city is now employed a, stenographcr in the Prescott State Bank
 Buying Supplies.
 George Milton, who is working a gold prospect in the Date creek range, northwest of Congress, is in the city buying supplies, and to visit with nephew, Charles Caton, who is recovering from influenza, con tracted at Los Angeles.
 Range Inspection.
 Calvin Harrison, of Apache coun- ty, is in the city en route to the coun- try near Congress Junction, on an inspection of range conditions He and other sheepmen arc looking for a winter location on the desert. Returns Home.
 Mrs Dennis A. Burke, who had been in the city for several weeks during the illness and death of her husband, returned home to Bouse yesterday, where she will take charge of the estate, consisting mainly oi IIotel Burke. She was accompanied by daughter, Mrs. ]. w. Kramer. Arizonan Marries.
 The Los Angeles Times of recent date mentions the issuance of mar riage license to Abner B. Wade. of Havapai county and Miss Margare; Ella Ward, of Orange, Cal. The groom to be is said to be mining in Weaver district, and a relative of Judge Wade, the deceased pioneer Of Walnut Grove.
 Leaves for Nitro.
 Mrs Robert Birch and daughter, Mary, left yesterday for Nitro, West Virginia, to join Mir. Birch and con template remaining away indefinite ly. Mir Birch is now head Of the military police service, and sends back word he likes the job. There were many friends at the depot to extend this popularly known woman fitting farewell.
 Goes Back Home.
 Fritz Keller. lessee of Hotel Con nor, Jerome, returned home ycster- day after being marooned in this city for over month, on account of the quarantine, which was lifted on Tues day. Fritz" also is happy otherwise cs he also escaped the draft with hun dreds of others, and he now says he will get in harness at the old stand without any further interruptions to his business. Called Home.
 Frank 6 Taft, a miner working al Jerome, passed through the city yes terday for Glendale, Cal, receiving advices of his lO-year old sister hay ing been seriously wounded during the peace celebration. She was wit messing an elder brother explode Q bomb, and the flying fragments struck her above the left eye, from which an hour later she passed into an unconscious state. Sudden Death.
 It was reported yesterday that a forest ranger whose name was moi learned, having charge of a division in the eastern slope of the Brad shaws, had reached Canon station for medical assistance, and in less than five hours after arriving had passed 1 away. It is presumed he was afflict- ed with influenza, although he stated lie had not exposed himself and fur ther, not Q single case was known in his territory.