Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-23
City NerUs Tn Brief
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From the Country.
 MT. and Mrs. James Lambert, of Walnut Grove, the first named en- gagged in ranching and ranging are visiting the city for a few days, com ing on legal business.
 Sudden Illness.
 Mrs. Dave Shivers was hurriedly brought to the city Tuesday evening by her husband from the Camp Wood country and placed in Mercy hospi- tai, having been stricken suddenly and quite seriously i'll. An opera ton is to be performed today. More Auto Sales.
 w. ]. Lowtnian, sold this week q Cadillac car to Attorney LeRoy An derson, while Robert Tally, superin- tendent of the United Verde, also bought one of this make. Shearing Finished.
 L. L. Deuell, who has large steam sheep shearing plant, is in the citp from the desert country, complet- ing the job on many thousand head. He is en route to the Cordes country on a like job
 Range Cleanup.
 F. F. ThurstOn was an arrival yes terday from Ash Creek, and stated that about 1900 head of steers had been sold from his and the Reeves and Wingfield ranges to an outside buyer, prices paid being $40, $50 and $60 per head. The condition of cat tie is excellent, said Mr. Thurston, and grazing is good.
 Getting War Again.
 Lewis McNary is in the city from Walnut and states randhers and rangemen are rejoicing over warm weather. Grazing conditions are get ting back to normal and the farmer will have a prosperous season from present indications, an immense fruit crop also being assured.
 Visiting Daughter.
 Mrs. Geo. ?. Harrington, of Crown King, wife of the manager of the Philadelphia Mining Co.,, is in the city en route to Tempe, to visit with her daughter, a student of the Nor mai school. She will spend month at Phoenix with Mrs. w. B. Achauer, formerly of Mayer.
 Recovers From Wound.
 Al Anderson, the victim of hold ID in Los Angeles some weeks ago when he was brutally beaten and sus- tained a fracture of the head at the base of his skull, arrived in the city yesterday and is to remain. He has valuable mining interests near the city, which will be in action in a short time.
 Out of Army.
 In the city from Camp Fremont, Cal, is Corporal Jack" finders, who formerly made his home in this sec ton and followed teafning. He was assigned to the depot service, and states he narrowly missed going to Siberia, the flu intervening. In few ddays he leaves for a lumber camp out of Holbrook.
 Road Repaired.
 The condition of the Prescott-Ash Fork wagon road is reported as again in fine shape, and finishing up work is now being done in Chino valley. Coconino county is cooperating with Yavapai in the country east of Ash Fork, and advices from Flagstaff are that heavy auto traffic will soon be- gin to this locality.
 Wool Price Fixed.
 Many cars of wool are passing through the city from the desert country for the Chicago market, the price paid having been set at @ cents per pound The buyers this year are individuals, while the clip previously was taken over by the government. Producers, it is stated, are very much pleased with the open market system, and for various reasons.
 Selecting Camp Site.
 Arriving from Chandler this week was Mrs. Mary Williamson and nephew, to select a location for a summer camp, and Banning creek or Aspen creek will be decided upon later. Photos were taken of both places, and the Chandler Colony is to be the name of the summer so- journers. The visitors leave for home this morning by automobile. Good Outlook.
 Joe Shearer, a well known mining man of the Bradshaws, is visiting the city and states that while only a limited number of properties are in action, the situation is satisfactory for a good future. The shut down of the big producers is only temporary, and inside of sixty days there will be general resumption, it is believed. Miner Returns.
 s. A. Ambrose, who left this sec ton over five years ago, arrived dur ing the past week from Mogollon. \. M.. and will remain in the coun- try. He has located three mines to the north of Granite mountain in all oxidized iron formation, and pan nings, he says, showed good free gold values. His brother is en route here by automobile and they will develop