Weekly journal-miner., 1919-02-19
City News Tn Brief
(From Thu+.dav's Daily.)

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 Going to Phoenix.
 Davis Carrolton of Navajo coun- ty, formerly of Agua Fria valley, passed through yesterday to attend to cattlemen's convention at Phoenix. Viseiting Friends.
 Mrs. Anna Millett, of Jerome, and three children, were arrivals early this week to visit with Prescott friend and remain here indefinitely. Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. ". P Mcclellan and daugh- ter. Mrs. Anson Creelam, of Tucson, who had been visiting in this city and at Verde with a son of the form CT, returned home yesterday.
 Oil Town Deal
 The Chino Valley Oil Company has sold to Annie Mrazek lot in the town of Heslet, in Big Chino Valley, the deed being recorded yesterday for the sum of $70.
 At a StandStin
 Eli s. Perkins and Eric Bloom, of Crown King, are in the city and state the Bradshaw mining situation is at standstill, practically every camp being marooned by deep snow and communication has stopped. To the Coast
 Leaving Jerome on Tuesday were ? miners, affected by the labor trou- bles prevailing at present, and all were bound for Los Angeles. They passed out of the country over the Verde Valley line to Ash Fork. Has Good Future.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Davidson ars rejoicing over the arrival on Tuesday night of, a young son, and the jubi- lant father states he will be sent into the hills of Yavapai as soon as pos sible to begin his career as mining engineer
 To New Home.
 Mrs. George w. Miller, who has been making her home in Prescott for several months, left yesterday for Phoenix to reside at the Glenheim apartments. The change is due to her husband having been appointed manager of the U. s. Rubber Co.,, with headquarters designated as Phoenix.
 Cold and Wet.
 M. H. Cooper and P. D. Russell, of Skull Valley, were arrivals yes terday, and reported the country as too wet and farming preparations were at standstill Weather condi- 'tions were frigid, and all outside work had suspended.
 Beneficial Storm.
 H. \. Cook, of Cook Brothers Breeding Farm, Lower Agua Fria Valley, visited the dty yesterday and stated warm weather was pro noting green feed on the range, and is being welcomeda fter the long dtouth. The farming outlook is ex- cellent.
 Had the Flu.
 Carl Thomas, young rangeman of Aohave county, was a visitor yester- day, and stated he and others will be in Prescott when Frontier Days do ings occur. He is rehearsing in fancy rope work, which he will make a feature on that occasion. Thomas has recovered recently from the flu, being taken ill at Randsburg, Cal. He IS going to Cottonwood to visit with relatives for few weeks.
 Coming Back
 MT and Mrs. Benjamin Hills, of Yankton, South Dakota, the first named carpenter by trade, write that they will return to this county before March l, owing to the health of Mrs, Hills, which has failed, since recovering from influenza. They were residents of this section about five years ago.
 Brief Visitor.
 Frank McCrellis, in the navy at Brooklyn, N Y, arrived yesterday afternoon and is going to Vulture for a short visit with relatives, being granted an l8-day furlough. He has decided to remain in service for his full four-year enlistment, and is promised voyage overseas this spring. He met here quite num- Der of acquaintances and resumed his journey southward this morning. Visiting Naval Officer.
 Lieut.. F. E. Sturdevant, who holds a position in the navy, visited with his wife in Prescott for a few days this week, returning yesterday to duty at San Francisco. Lieutenant Sturdevant while journalist, enter ed the navy after war was declared and is fitted by early training in his present capacity, his ability being re- cognized by promotion. His wife remain for a few days more of visit ing with relatives here, when she leaves to join her husband. Arizonan Wounded.
 Mrs. Carrie M Munsey, who is wis., iting the city from Oracle, Arizona, was advised yesterday by letter from her daughter, of the severe wound ing overseas of ner nephew, Ed I. Basser, who enlisted while working irt,a mine in the Black Canyon dis