Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN
 tache of the county attorneys office underwent a severe operation at the
 Mercy hospitay Sunday. She is re ported to have been better yesterday.
 Cattleman Returns.
 James Treaale, well known in live
 stock circles of this section, has re turned from California in investigat-
 ing range conditions. reporting the situation as satisfactory.
 Army Officer Leaves.
 Lieutenant James Lowry. on leave
 from the army, has gone to Lettermau
 Military hospital, San Francisco, to receive treatment for injury to the spine, returning later to the city.
 Down In Phoenix.
 O. H. Tucker, manager of the
 American Railway Express Co. ii this city, has gone to Phoenix to take
 charge temporarily during the big rash of business in the above city.
 Coast Vacation.
 Charles Bolman, a well known resi- dent of this city, left yesterday for San Diego to be away for the next month on an outing, also on mining business, having interests ill Copper Basin.
 Visited Old Home.
 Horace Chandler, of Whipple Bar racks, who had been visiting his old home at Shreveport. Louisiana, on : iurlough, returned on Saturday night. and was welcomed back by many civilian friends.
 Auspicious Beginning.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. \. George are happy parents of a fine little baby boy, born on Sunday evening at 6l o'clock, and he is in the nine-pounder class, with the muscular development of a coming Dempsey.
 Fine Range Outlook.
 William Henderson is in thc3 city from Indian creek, south Of the city six miles distant, and reports snow one foot in depth, the outlook for { good grazing summer being the best known in many years. Prominent Man III.
 Arrivals Sunday from Flagstaff | stated that Thomas Pollock, prom | inently known in the state as a bank CT and livestock grower, is quite seri- ously i'll in that city with pneumonia Mir. Pollock has many friends in this community who will hope for his speedy recovery.
 New Electrician.
 Harry Funk, of Phoenix, an expert ! has joined the forces of the Arizona Power company in Pres colt. Two years ago Funk was ir charge of power house work for the at Clarkdale, and is one of the most widely known men of his craft in the county. Has Pneumonia.
 Friends are seriously concerned over the illness of pneumonia of Arnold Cruickshank, engineer at the court house and master of the Ma sonic lodge. AIr. Cnucksnank was aken i'll Saturday of pneumonia. Re ports from the home yesterday were 1 hat he was slightly improved. Old Scenes Vani;h.
 T. J. Lird has returned from Siou~ City, Iowa, his boyhood home, whici place he has not visited in many i 7ears. He states that old landmark, of the village of his day are wipe put and a city in modern construc ! ion with a population of S5,0O0 ha, the old. He visited wit . brother and other relatives. An Active Camp.
 Charles Shull. foreman of the Mark Twain, revived recently by Jerome operators, visited the city Sunday md reported development as proceed ng satisfactorily in driving a winze rom the lower tunnel The deeper he work, the better is the showing, is lis report on this old-time silver property.
 Soldiers for Whipple.
 Two detachments of regular army oldiers arrived at Whipple yesterday, 69 men, to take station, all eing of the non-patient class. Major }asart was in command of one and D. F. Talbott of the other detachment. They are from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and Fort McPherson, { Ieorgia.
 Iine Agreement.
 Lon D. Hall and W. H. Jenkins ave entered into an agreement coy ring the sale of a group of mines ituated in the Peck district and the 'lacE Canyon country, by which Mir enkins has taken charge of the in ] erests involved on a fixed price Of 1 15,000, 10 be paid in installments unning for about one year. Mir. Jen- ins is a mining operator of Denver nd is now developing the unit situ- ted near Turkey station.
 alled East.
 w. J. Mayer, merchant and mining ,,, oF NT,,-a, ,,,J Son, Hobeo,