Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-23


 from Phoenix, and are at the home of the parents of the latter, Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Fox. It will be learn ed with pleasure in this community that Mrs. Miller has been fully re- stored to health after having been seriously i'll with influenza this win ter in Phoenix
 Going After Recruits.
 Recruiting Officer French, of the navy leaves on Monday for Ash Fork, to remain for one day to receive ap- plications and make examinations of young men wno desire to enlist in the service. There are quite a mum Der who desire to enlist and by Mir. i French meeting them all at the above point they will be saved quite a sum in travelling and other expenses. Mining Man Returns.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fredericks Small, the first named a well known mining man who formerly operated in the Big Bug country, after an absence of a few years in Kansas City, returned during the week and again are oc- cupying their home at Mayer. Mir. Small, it is stated is preparing to re- sume mining on quite large scale. and comes back to remain.
 Badly Injured.
 During fire in the outskirt Of Ranger last week, when dynamite was being used to keep the flames from spreading to adjoining build ings, piece of porcelain struck Joe Meredith on the chin resulting in bad fracture. Meredith when in this section worked at mining camp near Jerome, going to Ranger with others from that locality.
 Range Visitor
 Archie Henderson, the rangeman of Lynx Creek, visited the city yes terday and reported the cattle busi ness again getting in good shape af- ter a long and severe winter His brother, William Henderson, still fingers in Germany, and wants to leave the Rhine, saying that any old stream in Yavapai is preferred to the Hun region.
 Make New Location.
 Mark Gcmmell, a principal of the Bradshaw Development Co.,, and H J. Jahckson, superintendent of the Wildflower mine, are in the city from Crown King to make a new To- cation in fraternal formations. Both were run through the reduction plant last night, and the recovery is report ed to have been 100 per cent in lodge values. They limp back to camp to- day.
 Comes to Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Bonham, oi Denver, arrived yesterday and will visit for some time on Cherry creeb with the parents of the first named Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Bonham. The latter is the owner of the Rhode Is land Red Ranch, and states that while he has no calves to slaughter for hi: prodigal son. there will be chicken. galore for the homecoming feast Happy Soldier.
 Norman French, son of Mir. and Mrs. C. A. French, has arrived in New York city from overseas, and sends a cheerful message home, say ing that he will be mustered out at Camp Travis, Texas, in few days. when he will "come a running to Prescott" His brother, Albert French. is still in Germany, and is sore" that he could not also come back.
 Closing up Estate.
 James Cameron, of Walnut Grove. is in the city to close up the estate of Charles Thompson, deceased, of which he is the administrator. Thompson was struck by lightning and a short time afterward dropped dead from a paralytic shock, after having apparently recovered his nor nal health. Cameron brings word that the cattle situation in his coun- try is again good and new feed is beginning to grow since warm wealth CT prevails. Range School Closes. Prof. w. C. Wneeldon, tutor Of a big class Of young eastern visitors, who are at Castle Hot Springs with their parents, was in the city yester- day, and stated his range school will close for the spring terms in few davc +O reO0eu in tha fall Wheel | don has been instructing in every thing from the chaps to the flying brand, and has produced some clever artists who may appear at some fu- ture time in thrilling scenes on the screen.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Country Visitor.
 Mrs Erwin Schuerman, of Oak 1