Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-27

5 become interested in other proper
 ties Ills wife recently joined him a
 the above camp and is to remain. Returns Home
 2 k. c. Well, the Miller valley dairy 7 man, who was called to Delphi, In
 diana, last month by the illness an, . later the death of his father, re l turned home yesterday.
 Back to the Range
 Fen s. Hildreth has returned iron , San Francisco after an outing of
 few weeks and has gone to William
 son valley and Camp Wood to lool i after his farming and cattle interests
 Country Deal
 Louis Gruwell of Mayer has pur.
 chased from Sterling P. Tungate .
 bunch of range cattle and a tract
 of about 38 acres of land, the deed
 being recorded yesterday, for a nom
 inal sum.
 Range Visitor
 Arthur King of Big Chino valley
 is in the city, and states the rainy season is passing, and such fine grazing situation has never, been known since the 70's, so an old timer stated The black-leg as yet has not attacked range cattle in that region. Called Home
 Mrs. Jerry Sheridan left yesterday for Needles in answer to a telegram that her sister had been overcome by heat, and the stricken woman is to be brought to Prescott if her condition will permit. Mrs. Sheridan was similarly afflicted about three weeks ago, but has fully recovered. Critically III
 The condition of Captain John Kinney yesterday afternoon was pro- nounced as hopeless and his death was expected to occur at any time. He is in an unconscious state and physically he is helpless. A sister has arrived recently from Iowa, ow- ing to his illness being so serious. Roads Are Rough
 MT. and Mrs. John C. Stephens have returned 10 Burnt ranch, on Willow creek, after an outing of a few weeks on the coast, the trip being made in an automobile. They report roads in the north as badly damaged by heavy rains, but the good to the range offsets the dis comfort of difficult motoring. Going Back by Train
 Arriving a few days ago from Phoenix, A. Taggart, business man, said yesterday he will leave his car in this city and return home by train. The wagon roads south of Canon are badly cut up, he says, and the trip from Phoenix to Pres colt should not be undertaken un- less one has cheap car to break up. i Inspection Trip
 C. V. Hodgson. chief of the geo detic survey, who makes Prescott | his headquarters, has gone to Mt. Hutch station tot start the rounds of making an inspection of the other i stations, numbering six, in this divis- ion. He reports observations as giv- ing very gratifying results, and all | stations are to be maintained as now established.
 Nuptial Event
 In Los Angeles a marriage license has been issued Edgar Ingalls, and Mamie Boardman, the groom to be giving his residence as Mayer, Ari- zona, and the latter as Santa Ana, Cal, her home Ingalls, is a miner and is said to have been employed at l mining camp near Mayer before he was drafted into the army at Camp Fremont, Cal.
 Resort Visitor
 E. J. Bennitt, of the Phoenix col ony at Iron Springs, visited yester- lay with Prescott friends, and re- ported the above resort as filled to this season. We have LOW mutual handshaking club up 1n the hill, and give each other the grip when news comes from the ;outh that the present summer is the | varmest on record" he informed ac- Iuaintances. Miner Injured
 Pete Eckberg, one of the best ,nown miners of the county, is be- ieved to have been seriously injured ,n Friday afternoon at the Arizona mining camp by a cave-in. Particu- I ars are meager, but when he was brought to the surface his physical { condition was helpless and it is be- I ieved his injuries are internal. He t vas removed at once to the Con | olidated hospital at Humboldt, and [ lis wife, who resides in this city, C vas called yesterday to that place. Back From France Albert Hastings passed through | he city yesterday for White Picacho { istrict to resume range diring this . winter, and recently was discharged i rom a military hospital in North l ,arolina, where he was held for ob- ervation. He was wounded in ac- | ion, and influenza occasioned him |
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