Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05
Recuperating Health.

| ReSupeTatlHS Healtn.
 Judge George w. Hance, Of Camp Verde, isin the city and leaves today i for Phoenix for his health, which has been poor since recovering from in huenza last December.
 Taking Examination.
 Miss Ethel Ross, of Cottonwood, and Miss Ruth Danielson, of Camp Verde, are in the city for a few days visiting with friends, and they also may take the examination for teach CTS certificates.
 Mining Deal.
 Alex Denny, of McCabe, has sold ] to E. and B. Savage a one-half inter est in the Nugget mining claim in Big Bug district, the deed being re corded yesterday for a small consid~ eration.
 Entertaining Friend. 1 Miss Andrea Bradley is entertain ing for a few weeks Miss Edna Bridges, recently of Cobalt, Canada, who has arrived to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. C. Benjamin Hays, at the Last Chance mining camp, near Walker.
 From Jerome.
 C. E. Truax, until recently metal lurgical clerk of the United Verde Extension. has returned from Jeromc to remain indefinitely, his services having been dispensed with like many others holding desirable positions since the big coppers have closed down.
 Pioneer Called.
 At Austin, New, on January 29th, Hiram Cullumber passed away from influenza at the ripe age of 82 years He was a brother of Allen Cullum- Der. well known early day resident of this section, and for about two years he made Walnut Grove his home, leaving here many years ago. Sunday Visitor.
 Miss Lucy A. Baske, of Tucson, spent Sunday in the city with friends, while en route home from a range ranch in Apache county nursing her brother, who has recovered from in fuenza. She left for home yesterday, and stated she and other members of the family will again come to Pres colt this summer on their annual outing.
 Was Seriously Ill.
 H. L. Fishel, formerly division en- gineer of the S. F. P. 6, F., but now with the federal service as appraising engineer, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, and is slowly recovering from a nervous breakdown, until l short time ago his condition being serious. Later he leaves for Amar, lilo, Texas, his base of operations. Hits q Steer. .
 While motoring from Verde to Prescott Sunday, H. P. Streeter struck a big steer on the Cherry creek hill, when his car left the grade on . curve and he was thrown out, sus- taining injuries to his wrist and right leg. With him was a cousin, Ellison Howe, an employe of the smeiter, and both are returning to Silver Bell, in Pima county, to remain. Arizonan Slugged.
 An arrival yesterday from Los An geles stated that Luther Woodruff, a miner quite well known in this sec ton and Jerome, was assaulted by two thugs near Vernon last week, and quite severely hurt. In addition he lost about $35 in cash, a diamond stick pin. and other personal effects. Woodruff later stated he could iden- tifv one of his assailants and that he had worked at a Jerome copper mine. q was shadowed for at least three days, and I was called to Vernon over the telephone he said. Mining Business.
 Ezra L. Abbott, who is mining Tn Black Canyon district, is in the city en route to Victorville, Cal, on bus mess, and returns in few weeks to begin permanent development. He has acquired two locations and clos ed an option deal on two other mines. al gold bearing. He also IS to trans
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