Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
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"itn friends.
 Recovers from Flu.
 A. Cruickshank. janitor of the court house, is ready to again assume his duties, appearing yesterday for the first time since being taken Ill with the flu about one week ago.. Country Visitor.
 C. w. Carter is in the city from Walnut Grove, and reports the cold wave as still prevailing, range feed growing slowly. Cattle continue in good condition, however.
 Inspecting Schools.
 County School Superintendent Miller has started on his annual in spection of public schools. as requir- ed by law. leaving yesterday for the northern districts of the county. Shoepnen Here.
 Messrs. Hogue and MeBride of Apache county who have quite number of sheep grazing on the des- crt. are in the city enroute south on triD Of inspection. Mir. Mcbride to remain on the ground indefinitely. Going South.
 MT. and Mrs. I. L. Gird, of Coco nino county. are in the city and after few days visit with friends in Prescott continue to Florence to re- main until about March 15.
 Gil Business.
 Dell Higgins of the Verde Valley, interested with several of Prescott in an oil undertaking for that field. arrived yesterday t0 confer on fu- ture movements which are now un- der consideration.
 V;aiting Relatives.
 Malcolm Fraser. formerly secre- t2-v Of the YavaDai Chamber of Commerce. is in the city for short visit with his wife and other rela- tives. who are occupying the home in East Prescott.
 Range Visitor
 Arthur Heath motored 10 the city yesterday from Verde Valley and elves a fine report of the outlook for the range cattle business, warm weather prevailing and the country heirg well watered
 Mrs. Shea Arrives.
 Mrs. George A. Shea, wife of the superintendent of the Pioneers Home, arrived in Prescott yesterday from the familv's former home in Kingman. and will remain here with her husband indefinitely.
 Business Visitor.
 w. A. Frazer. the Mayer merchant. is in the citv on business. and re- ports industrial affairs throughout that country in a satisfactory condi- ton. no mines as yet reducing their forces
 Nrair Well.
 Writ;ug from Glendale. Cal. Al C. Case desires friends in Prescott and tdis section 10 know that he has re- covered from influenza and will re- turn sometime during February He !. was in a critical state for several days during his illness. Resions Position.
 Frank Thompson. until recently . livestock inspector of the Ash Fork . division. is in the city enroute to Congress Junction, and is preparing ! to engage in the range cattle busi- ness. He resigned the above official . position short time ago. Mining Transaction.
 The Arizona Hillside Development . Co.,, has sold to Homer R. Wood. ] one-half interest in the North Ex- tension, the Second North Exten- sion of the Copper King, and the 1 Eastern Annex lode claim. the deed as recorded yesterday calling for i consideration of $30O0 Back from Nevada.
 Charles Musgrove of the Mayer region, a miner by vocation. has re- turned from Reno. Nevada, where . he had been visiting with a sister. . Mining conditions as a whole in that state, he says are not good. owing 1 to the decline in copper and mine . forces cut down.
 Eastern Visitor.
 Frank L. Carlisle. who is so well . known in this community, having been former resident of Prescott. . has arrived from Pittsburg Pa. hay ing varied interests hereabouts 10 look after. He is interested quite heavily also in mining of tnis coun- ] tv and remains for only few days. Tn Fine Kettle.
 Frank Wilson, who had been dan @erouslv i'll with influenza. being un- der treatment at the Humboldt hos pitaI for over two months. was a visitor yesterday from Mayer. and received a greeting from many friends in this city. His physical . condition again is excellent and he is now an athlete. At 2 Standstill
 Alex Duff visitor yesterday from Jerome Junction. states that affairs at the Prescott Farms CO. holdings are at a standstill. Where the soil . is not frozen it is too wet to blow. and action is beino delayed until bet ter weather conditions come. The acreage to be developed this year will far evceed that of, other years. Secvres Position
 Miss Bessie Brill. formerly of this city, is now a committee stenograDh- | CT in the California legislature. Her brother born at Wickenburg. is a member of the assembly from So- 1. noma county that state. After the death of the father, all removed . from Arizona.