Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-30

weeks
 Health Trip.
 F. Baehr left yesterday for Mur- ietta Springs, Cal, and to tour the coast for the next two months for a change of climate for his health. Comes to Visit.
 A1rs.S. B. Yorke, of Clifton, is in the city en route to Mayer to visit and was met here yesterday by Mrs. C.. R. Yorke, a relative, who accomPan- iss her to the above town.
 Back to the Range.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Reid passed through the city yesterday from Phoenix to Seligman, and are return ingito the range for the summer af- ter wintering in the capital city. Called by Illness.
 E. c. Veil, the Miller Valley dairy man, left yesterday for Delphi, In diana, where he was summoned by illness of his father, who is reported to be in a critical condition. Sells Farming Land. I. Ernest Mahurin has sold to !. c. Richardson a tract of about 40 acres of farming land near Jerome Junction, the deed recorded yester- day calling for consideration of $500.
 Brief Visitor.
 L. L. Johnson, rangeman of Will Hanson Valley, visited the city yes terday and reported the cattle situa- ton as getting back to normal state again as warm weather had ar rived.
 School Business.
 M s. Swiger, trustee of Jerome Junction public school, visited the city yesterday on official matters, re- porting a flourishing district in at tendance and progress made in vari- ous studies.
 Rangemen Pleased.
 Elza and w. K. Brown, of Congress Junction, are in the city and report grazing conditions as excellent since warm weather had come. The cat tleman again will have the fight-of- way on that big range since the sheep are leaving for the north. Teacher Stricken H.
 Mrs. Lillian Harney, teacher at Stoddard, was compelled to close her school few days ago on account of having been taken quite seriously i'll. She was removed to the Consolidated hospital at Humboldt, where she is said to be improving. Her illness is attributed to influenza complications. Active Country.
 Frank Wilson, a. Mayer business man in the city yesterday reported the mining country adjacent as at tracting comment, and more activity today was noticeable than ever in its history. Good reports were coming from all directions and engineers also were beginning to take interest in many prospects.
 Good Idea.
 Attorney and Mrs. LeRoy Ander- son left yesterday for St. Louis to be away for a month, the first named having legal business to look after. He stated after his return the matter of buying railroad will be placed be- fore other local lawyers, as not single day passes but what one Of the profession is either going out or coming into town.
 Again Afflicted.
 For the second time in three weeks another operation for appendicitis was performed upon Mrs. w. J. Amann at Mercy hospital on Friday, md ner condition was stated yester lay to be favorable for recovery. When stricken ill she was brought from Kingman, and is a native of his county, daughter of John Shiv- rs the well known pioneer. From the Range.
 Visiting the city yesterday from the Cross Triangle Rancho in Will Hanson Valley, were MT. aud Mrs J. w. Stewart also thelr nlece, Miss Ada Stewart, recently from Ontario, Cal. This young lady, it is stated, comes to participate in Frontier Days 1oings, and will enter in special equine events, being rated as one of the most daring of equestriennes on the; coast. She is now rehearsing daily on the range in perfecting her sIlillful acts.
 Has Safe Job Now.
 Cort Simmons, with the 37th En- gineers, who returned from overseas a few days ago, left yesterday for the Boust region to resume development on his mines. He stated that ne is in good shape to handdle pick or drill as his duties overthere were in drifting underground to hit the Hun pay streak that was accomplish