Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-06
(From Saturdays Daily) Mining Man Here.

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 rived yesterday on a business trip pertaining to his interests.
 Hunting Trip.
 Frank Wilson, a business man of Mayer, returned yesterday from a deer hunting trip in Eureka district, and leaves for home today.
 Comes to Visit.
 Miss Emma Butcher, of Skull val ley, who resigned recently as public school teacher of that district, IS in the city for short visit with friends. Business Trip.
 C. ]. McElroy, with a Phoenix paving company, arrived yesterday on a brief business trip. His firm has under consideration for this city a large contract, it is stated.
 Rural Visitor.
 w. D. Harrington, of Middle Verde valley, formerly of Groom creek, was visitor yesterday on business, re- porting his locality as free from the flu epidemic.
 Back From Phoenix.
 Granville Fain has returned from Phoenix in conducting a shipment of 200 steers, purchased from Joe H. Stephens, that are to be fed this win ter on cotton seed flake. Joins the Marines.
 County Attorney F. L. Haworth has recovered from influenza and leaves on Monday for Mare Island, Cal, to enter the officers training school He is seeking commission with the Marines.
 Back From East
 William Shaw, who for the past few weeks has been in California and also at Phoenix, has returned to Prescott and will dispose of his prop erty here before leaving the city again. Flu Sufferer.
 Mrs. A. L. Lumley arrived yester- day from north of Ash Fork, bring ing her eleven year old son Harrison for medical treatment for influenza. The youth returned a few days ago | from San Bernardino. Cal, where he contracted this malady. Flu Hits Commercial.
 Up to yesterday Copper Basin had escaped being afflicted with influ- enza, but two miners of the Commer- | cial were seized with this malady on Thursday and are now in Prescott | under medical treatment. Both have | mild attacks. Dry On Range. e O. Lang visited the city yesterday | from his range in Hassayampa dis trict. and reported a very dry graz ;ng region, the outlook for the winter not being favorable The rodeo con iinues and the increase in calves is lair.
 Mine Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Caspari were brief visitors yesterday from the Davis mine, Slate creek, where the first-named is successfully operating. He states shipping until spring has ended and extensive development has started He IS very much pleased over results the last summer. Williams Visitors.
 Owing to the flu epidemic, MT and Mrs. Calvin Javnes have arrived in this city for brief stay, their three accompanying them Mir. Taynes returns home today, and his family may later go to lower eleva- ion. He states the flu situation is 1uite serious in the above town. Going to Desert.
 A. P. Prentiss and Mike Oder are m the city from the Bradshaws, and leave in few days for the Colorado river country on winter prospect ing trip. They have received news of a new gold strike, and are famil- ar with the region, both having been n the above field previously. Closes Camp.
 s. F. Everett was an arrival yester- lay from his mining camp near Wal nut Grove, and has suspended de- for the present to return nome to San Louis Obispo, Cal, re- ,eiving news that his wife had been stricken with total paralysis This affliction developed after she had been vaccinated with an anti-flu -oxin.
 May Recover.
 The attending physician on John Miller. whose condition for several lays has been critical. stated yester- lay the condition of his patient had improved and hope was now held out for his recovery This Dopularly known youth comes from he pioneer Miller family, and he was with influenza. Recover From Flu
 George Anderson has been dis charged from Mercy hospital as flu and soon will resume his luties as superintendent of bridges md buildings of the s. F. P. & P. George Snyder, another victim, has llso recovered, and leaves later for md A. & C. line, where his firm has arpe contracting in road work. Brennan Better.
 ]. ]. Brennan, who has been in Mercy Hospital with bad attack of pneumonia, has passed the crisis and s on the road to recovery. Returns Home. , !. w Young. of Yuma, a former -esident. who returned to look after i iis cattle interests near Mayer, left Or home yesterday, where he has { arge cotton interests. His wife and 1