Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-15
Here from Chloride.
(From Sundays Daily.)
Here from Humboldt.

Here from Humboldt
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Marks of Humboldt was business visitor in Prescott yesterday afternoon.
 Mayer Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. George Woofling
 and Ed l. Long, of Mayer, motored
 to the city yesterday for brief vis-
 it with Prescott friends.
 Brings Prisoner.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles Sauer of
 Jerome arrived yesterday with
 Mexican prisoner, who is bound over
 to superior court charged with burg
 lary.
 Changes Residence.
 Mrs Fred L. Campbell is in the city from Seligman and her future nome will be at the county farm, her husband having been appointed to the superintendency thereof.
 Yavapai Soldier Wounded.
 American casualties overseas, re- leased for publication on January II, include the name of Allen R. Guy ton, as being severely wounded. His next of kin is Mrs. Cassie Margar- etc Guyton of Camp Verde.
 Returns to Coast.
 Mrs. Fred A. Cotter, who had been spending the winter with her husband at armining camp in the Black Canyon district, is in the city and leaves today for Santa Ana, Cal, to remain away indefinitely, Slowing Down. z Arrivals from Jerome yesterday 1 stated there were many idle miners | at that point, due to the two princi- pal producers curtailing the output, and both mines were laying off men. | The reason is given that overproduc- ion has necessitated this action be- ng taken.
 Change of Climate.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. o. Atkinson and .our children have arrived from Du- uth, Minnesota, and later leave for country, expecting to emain in the country. The change S made owing to severe winters in he above-named country. MT. At ;inson is a carpenter by trade and ormerly worked at the Vulture amp and in Jerome.
 Iatz Transferred.
 Albert Hatz of Prescott, in the iavy with the rank of assistant en- ,ineer, is now stationed at the I'l navy yard, being transfer ed from Mare Island snort time go, his parents. MT. and Mrs. Dan !. al Hatz announcing this yesterday. Although this young officer has a inc position, he has asked for his ischarge to return to civil life to S ursue his vocation. C Death.
 Reports were in circulation yester- $ ay that Nick Moreno, formerly ot { his city when running the Union lock on Granite street, had died at | hoenix from influenza on last We'd csday. After leaving Prescott he a ent to tine above city, and purchas- u l a $25,000 apartment house. He a larried a few months ago. s ecovers from Flu. d Wilbur ]. Mayer of Mayer has re- a overed from influenza after an ill- ;r ess of over twoAnonths, and on Fri ay was able to leave his bed. His l' lysical condition is not satisfac n ny and to promote a return to nor al health he is contemplating a ip to Southern California to recu- Il rate. e ome from San Francisco. Ia Mrs. Essie Owens Robertson, of tr e Annex Hotel, arrived in Prescott o+ sterday afternoon from San Fran ~ 'co after an absence of four 'o onths Mrs. Robertson recently pt derwent a visitation of the influ Tn ga and pneumonia, and has not in Fly recovered Her physician ad- qu 'ed her to remain away from the be mp coast climate until sne rccov- ed her health, and in all probabil- she will remain in Prescott for ? next several months. MT. Rob- son remains in the Bay City for CT ? time being and Mrs. Robertsons' ca ughters, Mrs. Stella Robinson and sa ss Ethel Owen, will also remain afl
 the family apartment in Frisco m, definitely. bo