Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-04
From Tuesday. Caily.)

confined to her room this week by an attac,; of the influenza. Legal Business.
 Attorney Richard Lamson left yes tcrday for Albuquerque, N. NJ, where he is called on litigation. Mayer Visitors.
 Prof. and Mrs. F. II. Ford, teach ing the public school at Mayer, visit ed yesterday with friends in this city.
 From Denver.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Dillon, former residents of this city, after an ab- sence of over six years, returned Sunday and will remain.
 Country Visitor.
 A. ]. Laswell, the well-konwn resi- dent of Skull valley, is visitor for few days on business, reporting good results in farming for the past season.
 Another Flu Case. U. w. Bosley, a farmer of Skull valley, is a victim of influenza, his condition yesterday being favorable. ]. A. Stapp, of the same locality is improving and will recover. Spalding Recovering. Attorney Luther P. Spalding who last week had brush with the popu- lar influenza, has about rcgained his health, and will soon be able to at tend to his business affairs. From the Mines.
 Fritz Vierthaler, foreman of the Tillie Starbuck on Slate creek, visit cd the city yesterday and reported development as continuing, cond;- tions being satisfactory in ore bodies exposed.
 Moves Sheep South.
 Harry ]. Gray, of Flagstaff, heav- | lily interested in the sheep business, was in the city yesterday from the Cordes country. to which winter range he has driven his several ilocks. He states that grazing con- ditions are fair. Later he left for Phoenix, where his family is residing. Robinson In Phoenix.
 Undersheriff J. H. Robinson left yesterday afternoon for Phoenix, taking with him two insane men. William Shaw and Charles Kalsaka, both of the latter having been com mitted to the State asylum. Back to Verde. ]. C. Crane, who had been visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Albert Springfield, in Mint Valley during the summer, is in. the city and returns to Camp Verde today to occupy his home during the winter.
 Mine Consultation.
 NIT. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, the former interested. in the Navajo Cop per Co.,, of Coconino county, conclud- ed yesterday visit to the city Ito confer with Robt. F. and ]. E. Nor rison, co-owners, and returned home to Flagstaff.
 Mining Business.
 w. O. Belford, principal owner of the Little Egypt, the copper of the Mayer field, now actively developing, | is in the city from the camp, coming to attend meeting last night of stockholders He expressed himself as gratified over the showing made recently.
 Improving Rapidly.
 B. H. Waller, who for the past two or three weeks has been having a painful time with an attack of rheu- matism, is getting along in good fashion at the present time, and hopes to be out again in a week or | so.
 Taylor Is Immune.
 Thomas Taylor, is in the city from Clarkdale, his business being official matters of a civil nature. He escaped the flu by inhaling the arsenical fumes of the big shelter, with an oc- casional chaser of diluted brand Of Hassayamper water, the combination being ideally preventive one. Brothers Meet.
 After separation of many years Constable ]. & Speer of Camp Verde, and his brother, Calvin Speer, of San Antonio, Texas, met yesterday, the latter arriving on the afternoon train. Preceding the visitor was his daugh- ter, Mrs Ella Jollie, of San Antonio, who comes to be with son at the Speer home, the young man being in poor health.
 Lease Renewed.
 Joe Caspari. for the past four years operating successfully the Davis mines, on Slate creek, has had the lease renewed for another three years, by the Murphy estate, owners. He will now begin to shape up for extensive development. starting at once new tunnel, and will be ready for shipping in the early part of the coming year.
 Some Read Good News.
 C. F. Stewart was in the city yes terday and hunted up a reporter to give the latest news of that section, which was announced in this manner: "There is not al present single case of influenza in our country, and to