Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22


 , chum of Mrs. Wheeler'S. Another Ranch Fire
 J. A. Stapp Of Skull Valley report ed yesterday that his house there had been burned to the ground a total loss Particulars could not be l learned.
 Here from Coast
 Representative R. T. Ott, of the iNewmark Coffee company, of Los
 Angeles, was in the city yesterday
 lon business. greeting his friends here
 lin the trade
 From Camp Wood
 ! Harry Knight. the well known !cattleman of Camp Wood, one of the
 Heading contestants during the Frsn-
 tier days here, was in the city yes terday on business.
 Returns from Coast
 Frank McDermott, former patient at Whipple Barracks. has returned Ito Prescott from a stay in California, visiting in Tucson en route, and is
 here being greeted by his many zc- iquaintances.
 Ranger Visits Here
 l Hugh II. Higgin, forest ranger
 from the Skull Valley district, was visitor to Prescott yesterday, com ing in on business with the local forest service office
 ! Marks Christmas Trees ! Ranger NJ. l.. Nichols was out at the Groom Creek ranger station yes iterday, issuing permits for Christmas trees, and marking the trees to be cut. He will be on the job at the same place Sunday.
 Under Surgeons Knife Sterling Mccarthy, the young son of MT. and Mrs. l.. A. McCarty of this city, was operated on Monday at St. Joseph's hospital, Phoenix. He is reported improving.
 Returns from Hillside Sid Marks yesterday returned from a visit to Hillside, passing through Prescott, where he transacted some business, on his way to the Hildreth ranch in the Williamson Valley country.
 Sister Very III
 Mrs. J. w. Easley of Bluefield, w. Va, arrived in Prescott yester- day evening, having been called here on account of the illness Of her sis ter, Mrs. C. s. Angel. Mrs. Angel is confined to the Mercy hospital Holidays on Coast
 c. A. McKim, machinist of the round house force, is planning to spend the Christmas holidays with his family at Anaheim, Calf. Here from Coast
 Charles E. Gee yesterday arrived in Prescott from Los Angeles, and is now relieving NJ. H. Yates as stenographer-cler in the office Of Master Mechanic Charles Raitt. Returns to Coast
 NJ. H. Yates, stenographer-cler ir the office of Master Mechanic Charles Raitt left Prescott yesterday for Los Angeles, his former home, where he will enter into business for himself. Proceeds to Phoenix
 Coast Lines Chief Engineer R. E. Ball, who has been here on an in spection trip over the division yes terday left for Phoenix, continuing his trip. ENCluLLS lO SOdSp
 w. F.. Leahy, travelling account . ant of the Santa Fe from Los An geies, yesterday returned to his i headquarters on the coast after spending Wednesday at the local of- fices on company business. ! Make Phoenix Trip |
 Accompanied by Superintendent H i (. Storey, J. T. Quirk, Santa Fe coast lines inspector. today will ! leave for Phoenix. where he and | Superintendent Storey will remain . a few days on business for the road. . Made a Mistake s-..F
 The new electric welder received a day or two ago at the shops proved, when put to the test, to be the wrong and it is now being crated again for shipment back to Los An geles. The right welder will arrive soon.
 Make Crown King Trip l.
 w. H. Oliver, engineer of the grand division, J. C. McNeil, inspec- tor of track and roadway, and w. E. superintendent of track and building, all of Los Angeles, yestey- day were accompanied by Chief En- |, gineer J. A. Jaeger on a trip e in 5pection over the Crown King line. Move to Prescott
 Ed Contraras, well known resident of the Ferguson Valley, has nored 1, with his children into Prescott where they will now make their home Miss Charlotte Contreras, niece of Ed COntreras who has been teach ing the accommodation school at Ferguson Valley, has moved in with the family. Returns from Trip
 County Superintendent of Schools W. Curtis Miller, yesterday returned II from q three-day trip to visit the , schools of Jerome, Clarkdale and S Clemenceau, where he conferred with the superintendents of these schools on school matters. Super lt ntendent Miller says the Jerome i schools are still clinging 10 the hill. Mulvenon Property
 Owing to erroneous information I this office, it was stated the other day that A. V. Mulvenon had sold the old Mulvenon hotel on West Gurley street. The property that has been sold is the Mulvenon resi- 1ence on Beech street Mulvenou f IS planning a trip to the coast 7 where he will remain about two f