Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29

the large territory he will supervise.
 Back from Coast.
 Chief of Police-elect Thomas Nc
 Mahon has returned from a vacation trip of few weeks to San Diego in visiting with a son, LeoMcMahon
 and hisc wife, and with other rela- lives in Los Angeles. Saturday Shopping. w. R. EhIe and sister-in-law, Mrs. B. J. McNichell and Miss Ruth Bauen. teacher of Jerome Junction public school, were in the city yes terday shopping and visiting with
 friends.
 CFrom Tuesdav-s Gailyj
 Country Visitor.
 Ed Mahurin, the well-known pi- oneer, is in the city from his ranch near Jerome Junction on business matters
 Genes to Visit.
 Mrs. w. R. Ehle of Jerome June ton is in the city to remain for sev- era1 days visiting with her mother Mrs. Kelly Crozier, and other rel atives
 Humboldt Visitor.
 A. H. Nelson of Humboldt was visitor to the city yesterday on busi- ness, reporting that smelting town in fine shape, no reduction in em- ployees having yet taken place. Getting Well.
 U. w. Bosley was an arrival yes terday from near Skull Valley and stated that his wife was slowly re- covering from influenza. her illness being of over two months duration. Brief Visit.
 s. w. Holder, formerly engaged in cattle and sheep raising in this country, was a visitor yesterday from Phoenix where he is now re- siding
 Cattle Deal.
 J. F. Condron of Walnut Grove has sold to Al Francois of Crown King all cattle carrying two brands, the number and the consideration not being given in the bill of sale recorded yesterday. City Realty Sold.
 Henry A. Damron has sold to Eugene Neuman two lots in Block 3 on South Montezuma street, the deed being recorded yesterday, rev enre stamps attached indicatinr S1 coo deal. Safe.
 A telegram which came yesterday addressed to Mrs. F. A. Briesbach from Washington D. C., announced the safe arrival home of N. B. Bries- bach, who had been with the Ameri- can army overseas. Unfortunate.
 J. A. Stapp has again fallen a vic tim to influenza, arriving from Skull Valley yesterday to be treated Last he had an attack of this mal- adv and recovered after a weeks ill., ness.
 Country Visitors.
 Miss Ruby Kaufman, who will be remembered by many as a former resident of this city. is visiting with friends for a few days from the Kaufman ranch near Cordcs, her father accompanying her on the trip. . Small Mining Deal.
 The Hector mining claim neaf owned by Joseph Skinner, has been sold to A. P. Dahlin, the . deed being recorded yesterday with . revenue stamps affixed denoting a $500 deal. Pioneer In Bad Shape. l
 William Lawler is reported as quite i'll at his home in this city, and reports state that he is suffering rom typhoid fever, his condition yesterday not being considered as serious.
 Cold and Dry
 Mir. and Mrs. I. w. Stewart were n the city yesterday from the Cross . Triangle Rancho. Williamson Val cy and reported a very cold and dry winter. Cattle, they say, are still in rood condition on the range. Net Complaining.
 Nelson Puntenney was a visitor yesterday from the Big Chino Val ey, and reported a satisfactory situ- .tion in the range cattle business Ie stated, however, that rain would De welcomed and if followed by varm weather bovine conditions would be ideal
 Mining Business.
 John Brady is in the city from his mining camp near Zonia and reports .is pr6pcrty as under steady dcvel- 'pmeut conditions heinz satisfac-