Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-28
City Ne1Us Tn Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

to Phoenix yesterday as a witness
 in United States case He will re.
 turn today or tomorrow.
 Leaves for Coast.
 Frank N. Wright a visitor for a
 few weeks, left yesterday for Glen
 dale, Cal, to return when weather
 conditions are favorable for going
 into the mountain to look at a pros
 pect. He has devoted over a veal
 to study mines and mining at the
 University of California.
 Goes to Phoenix
 k. J. Golf, former proprietor of
 the Humboldt Drug company passed
 through on his way to Phoenix yes
 terday on business, and will return
 in a day or two.
 Range Arrival.
 R. M. Brazle, a well known range
 man of Big Bug creek, is in the city
 and reports the cattle business as
 satisfactory, the grazing situation be-
 ing the best ever known.
 Mining Deal.
 Dan Lewis, Guy T. Thrasher, Ben
 Schurman and D. J. Thompson have sold to the Southern Cross Mining Co.,, a group of six silver mines near Turkey station, the deed for $2,50O being recorded yesterday. Country People Here.
 Bailey Herring and William Hol- mes, farmers of the Jerome Junction region, visited the city yesterday, re- porting an excellent outlook in their business. The land is soaked to great depth and blowing begins as soon as conditions will permit.
 Profitable Business.
 B. F. Evans, of Constellation, en- gagged in goat raising is in the city on business, and reports he is well . satisfied with the H. C. L., as this system keeps up the high price of mohair. He has prospered as never before during the past two years. Seriously III.
 It will be learned with regret in this community that George Cross man, salesman of Richard Brothers, is reported to be quite seriously ill at his home, suffering a stroke of apoplexy the fore part of the week. He has not improved since sudden ly stricken.
 Rough Travelling.
 H. ]. Wait, arrived yesterday from his camp in the Minnehaha Flat coun- try, coming out via Walnut Grove, and he is en route to Gallup, N. M., 1 for the rest of the winter. His camp is isolated and until the country is opened no further mining is to be performed He has a silver group and will ship to Hayden later. ! Unfortunate Complication.
 A Cruickshank, superintendent of the court house, who was quite seri- I ously i'll with pneumonia, and is re- ] covering, is facing an unfortunate 2 complication that has unexpectedly f developed, in being stricken totally ' deaf. It is believed, however, his hearing will be fully restored in due time. Old Timer Hurt. | Oscar E. Foss, an old-time resident . of this section, was badly injured by C an auto in Los Angeles, a few weeks S ago, and in his complaint to officers stated the driver of the car was un- il fer the influence of liquor, so says il he press account sent by daughter. U MT. Foss worked in the old foundry g of Brown Brothers, in this city, and 7, lis age is given at 7S years. N Back to the Mines.
 Harry Mann, who enlisted in the r; lavy over two years ago, serving on a l submarine, later being transferred d O the aviation arm of the navy, s' passed through to White Picacho dis , rict yesterday, to resume mining at ,c o lis fathers camp. He liked the navy, ut his health failed in sea faring r. lie. He came direct from the Great f. zakes station at Chicago. O Sheep Business. 6 In the city yesterday from New if IexicO was Daniel Farr, who is en IT oute to the desert country below al Black Canyon, to look after sheep a; interests, being interested with others I, i Navajo county. The road out of 2 layer is impossible, also is the 'hOenix end of the route closed. te ie will probably travel on horse ai ack from Mayer. in lot the Flu h; Raymond Feel who had been i'll h; Tucson for the past week, a press as eport stating that he had symptoms ue u influenza, returned yesterday and =;
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