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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-24
RISTMAS SEAL SALE
MEET HELD TUESDAY
(From Thursd 1y's Daily)

For the purpose of arranging plans
 for the Christmas seal sale campaign, which is conducted for the relief and prevention of tuberculosis, a meeting Tiof the committee will be held this afternoon at 4:3O in the chamber of commerce office. In calling this meeting, Chairman Yount asks that the members who are on the com mittee attend this meeting today.
 The activities of the Arizona Anti Tuberculosis association and its branch county societies are supported entirely from the annual sale of the Christmas seals and bonds. The Christmas seal sale has meant that the association and the branch socie- ties and committees have met the needs of over 1000 tuberculous patti ents. The great majority of these cases were destitute, sick and help less. Humanitarianism demanded that these unfortunate people be as- sisted. Many needed immediate hos pital care. Others wished to be re- turned home to their relatives ip other states. Many were made comfortable here by supplementing the small funds at their command. Through the association's efforts hundreds of tuberculous patients have been sent financial aid from organizations, rela- lives and friends in their home states
 The association not only does re- lief work as mentioned above, but its chief aim is the prevention of tuber- culosis
 At recent meeting called by Dr. John w. Film, Dr. C. E. Yount was appointed chairman for the work in Prescott and all of the surrounding towns with the exception of Jerome, Clarkdale, Cottonwood, Verde, which will be canvassed directly by workers of the association.
 Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell is the secre- tary of the committee, the other mem bers being: Dr. John w. Finn, FL roy Thomas, Mrs. C. H. Dunning, Mrs. Wm. Greenwood. Grace NJ. Sparles, C. W. Stuart, J. w. Mines. Mir. E. s. Clark is a member of the state committee
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! the three-mile limit-amazed and de-
 luded his audience with a shoe box full of tricks
 He was followed by Former Mayor Timerhoff, who told some good stor- ies, Mir Good of the Barrack. who recited two gripping poetic nara tives; E. $. Clark, in "reminiscences of the days when rival firemen fought
 for the privilege of snaring the fau- .cets and recited how he had once seen Henry Goldwater and another so engaged. A Dystander remarked that they were fighting like hell, and was told that in that climate, two men fighting over a hydrant would not be so gentle.
 Gary Vyne and Mir Lamson then discoursed more sweet music and the speaking was concluded by He'd Ait ken who told the younger firemen to go to it." and mourned the good old days of battle, in which he had once been a prime mover.
 Chief Bert Tilton presided at the short formal meeting at which he was nominated to succeed himself, but asked permission to withdraw. As sistant Chief Bob Conne1l was nomi- mated for chief and Oscar Bruchman and Bill Fitzgerald for assistant chief Frank Brown was renominated for secretary and Mir. Goldwater for treasurer without opposition.
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SHOVEL CUT CASE OF
 RACIVICH ON TRIAL
(From Thursdays Daily)

Trial of the first personal injury case to arise from the new plans of operation of the United Verde Copper company, was begun before United States Judge William H. Sawtelle yesterday morning. Matt Racivich. represented by B. E. Marks, is the plaintiff. He asks $5,000 damages as a result oi alleged injuries received when he fell over the edge of cut made near the side of the road from the town up to the old mine offices, by steam shovels, preparing for the excavation of the monster pit.
 Racivich contends that he fell over the edge while pursuing the usual course of workmen proceeding from the change room to their homes Com pany attorneys by the line of cross questioning, indicated that the defense contended certain protection had been afforded by the company SO that no one could be endangered by the new work
 The jury in the case was composed of Art Davis, Ben Rybon, Fred Brecht, William Lawler, William Johnson. C. B. Wingfield, C. F. Berry, L. F. Nelson, E. A. Roberts, w. F.. Spaulding, w. H. Mckay and F. B. Howard
 LeRoy Anderson's office conducted the defense.
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Leaves for Saranac
(From Saturdays dailyl

Return from East
 Mir. and Mrs. Jess Wilson have re- turned from trip of several months to the east. From Groom Creek
 J. J. O'Neal was a visitor to Pres colt on business yesterday from Groom creek Returns from Phoenix
 James Lowry, IT,, returned yester- day to Prescott from visit of sev- eral days in Phoenix Goes to Parker
 R. E. Chambers, Santa Fe office engineer, yesterday went to Parker, where he joined the party of Santa Fe officials who are making an in spection tour of the road. Buys Supplies
 Lloyd Jones was in the city yester- day from Hillside, purchasing sup plies and seeing friends. From Ash Creek
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Genung yester- day made a short business trip to Prescott from Ash Creek. Returns from Gallup
 John Massing has returned from a short trip to Gallup, N. Mex. where he has been on business matters. Here on Business
 Boaz Duncan, Los Angeles finan- cier, is in the city on business con nected with the Venture Hill mine. Returns from Phoenix
 William Poulson yesterday return ed from Phoenix, where he went day or two ago on business for the sheriff's office. Will Locate Here
 A. A. Walters is a recent arrival in the Mile High City, coming here from Phoenix. He expects to make Pres colt his home. Senator Visitor
 Coming in from Senator, where he has been staying on his mining prop erty, Henry Job was a visitor to the city yesterday.
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Spend Pleasant Evening


 Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Peterson spent an enjoyable evening Friday as the dinner guests of J. (. Campbell Peterson Tuesday took Mrs. Peter son on her first trip over the new Jerome road. Mrs. Peterson enjoyed the trip greatly, and remarked that you can see pretty nearly everything in Arizona, from the tropics to the frigid zone"
 Returns from Convention
 County Superintendent of Schools H. Curtis Miller yesterday returned from Phoenix, where he attended the educational conference held in the Valley City last week. While mak- ing the trip both ways, Superintenc- ent Miller visited various schools IF the county. He said yesterday tha, the school at Congress is the larges; of the outside schools in the county The others, while small, are large enough to maintain themselves.
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Leaves for Coast

After an extended visit here with her uncle, Sam Dreyer, and his fam lily, Miss Margaret Freeman left yes terday for Los Angeles, where she will meet her mother, the two preced- ing to their home in, San Francisco. Miss Freeman has been very popu- lar here as an accomplished dancer and elocutionist, appearing frequent ly on programs at the post and in charity entertainments.
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JEROME DECREE MEN
 TO DRIVE GOAT HERE
From Thnrsdav's Dailvl

Jerome Elks will descend upon the local lodge room tonight and take complete charge of the job of hang ing teeth upon a class of about 30 candidates. according to an announce ment yesterday Officers and mem-' bers Of the local organization will be spectators while the degree team from across the hill do the merry work.
 Interest in the quiet campaign of the local brotherhood to increase its membership is on the increase, and A. J. Herndon estimates that nearly 200 good men will be added to the membership by the time the cam paign is over.
 A large number of names are under stood to be ready for presentation 10 the lodge at its regular meeting to- night.
 CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE
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Leaves for East

Following a visit of several weeks in Prescott as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry Martin. Mrs William Downer yesterday left 10 return to her home ill Appleton, Wis, making the trip by way of Los Angeles, Den yer, Chicago and Wichita Falls. Con nected for several years with the Bris- ley Drug company here, Mir. Downer, coming to Arizona from Wisconsin after several years in the drug busi- ness in that state, died here about five months ago.
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(From Thursdays Daily)


 Vtnezia Visitor
 Ed Tomlinson was a visitor to the city yesterday from Venezia. Motor to Prescott
 A. A. Stack and family yesterday motored to Prescott on business from Kirkland.
 Return From Fair
 Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Blain have re- turned from a visit to the state fai- at Phoenix.
 Jerome Junction Visitor
 H. C. Anderson, of Jerome June ton, was a business visitor to the city yesterday.
 On Shopping Trip Mrs. George White and her baby daughter were visitors to Prescott yesterday, on a brief shopping tour. Make Motor Trip
 Mir and Mrs. s. Murray yesterday made a trip to Prescott by automo- bile, coming over from Jerome June ton.
 Mining Men Here
 Coming in from the Midnight Test mine at Groom Creek, Francis +. Clark was a visitor to Prescott yes terday.
 Makes Prescott Visit
 Mrs. H. K Belin, a former resident of Prescott, and now of Phoenix, has been making a visit of several days in the city
 Santa Fe Assignments
 P (. Gallagher and w. L. Bales have been assigned as conductor and flagman on one of the local Santa Fe pile driving outfits. Leaves for Coast
 Mrs. ]. l. Gardner yesterday left for San Francisco, where she will spend some time on visit with her daughter, Mrs Richard Hcllman. Railroad Official Here
 F. P. Cruice, assistant general freight and passenger agent from the Phoenix office, arrived in Prescott yesterday on business for the railroad. Makes Humboldt Trip
 William M Graber, now connected with the Armour company here, yes terday made short business trip to Humboldt and Mayer in the interests Of the company.
 Has New Run
 H. E. Jernigan has been assigned as conductor on a local pool freigh: run to fill the temporary vacancy ere ated by the absence of former COR ductor on this run, William Groom. Will Make Trip
 Ii. J. Peterson, manager of the local Armour branch, and w. F. I,~l~ 2 AI, / company, today will make trip by automobile to Kirkland and Skull Valley, on business. Leaves for Sycamore
 Ranger J. c McNelty yesterday was heading for the Sycamore dis trict, where he will remain until Thanksgiving helping Sycamore Ranger Nicholson. The headquar- ters of this district is Mayer Meets Mother Here
 While in the city from Humboldt, Frank Freeman met his mother, who iourneyed to Prescott from New York to meet him. This is the first time that mother and son have see,, each other in four years. Mrs. Free man will visit his son and his fam fly at Humboldt
 Leaves for White Mts.
 Returning from the state fair at Phoenix. where she was engaged in demonstration work with other state demonstrators, Miss Nydia Acker, state home demonstration agent, left yesterday afternoon for the vicin- ity of the White mountains, where she will again take up her regular demonstration dUtiess
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are great stuff.
 Here on Business

Sid Marks, of Senator, spent yes terday in the city on a short busi- ness trip.
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Leave for Crown King

Following a stay of a week in Prescott, Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Meth eney, who were visited here by their daughter, Mrs. Bert L. Menzie, re- gently married in Jerome, today will return to their home in Crown King, where Mir. Metheney is manager of the Lincoln mine
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Week End Here

J. R. Coates yesterday arrived m Prescott from Ash Fork to spend the weekend with Mrs. Coates and the family.
 From Groom Creek
 F. Paine yesterday made visit to Prescott from his home in Groom Creek.
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Leaves for Phoenix

Mr. and Mrs F. A. Wolf left yes terday for Phoenix, where they plan to make their home. Mir Wolff, di- viSionai engineer of the state highway department was in charge of the work on the Jerome-Prescott high way.
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Returns from Jerome

Forest Supervisor II. B. Wales last night returned from trip to Jerome, Camp Verde and Aultman, where he has been busy with Bert l. Menzies, ranger for that district, on work con corning the Munds Cattle company drift fence.
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Makes Trip South

Makes Trip South
 Mrs. Amy Hill left the city yester- day for a few days visit in Phoenix and Tuscon.
 Naked Jerome Trip
 Il. J. Peterson yesterday made a motor trip to Jerome on business for the local Armour branch, of which he is manager.
 Sells Nash Car
 R. s. Jones, local Nash dealer, has delivered a seven-passengeF car to the Castle Hot Springs hotel ordered through T. c. Norris. Jones is well pleased with his new location here. Return from Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee D. Robinson OI South Mt Vernon street, have re- turned from an enjoyable trip 10 Phoenix. Mir Robinson is manager of the local branch of Rabbit Bros. Prescott Farms Visitors
 Mrs. L. N. George and her mother, from the Prescott Farms, were in the city yesterday on a brief shopping and business trip. While here Mrs. George spread the news that the Farms school is giving a "Trip Around the World" at a program to be held in the school house Friday evening.
 Called by Death
 Called by the sudden death of ner father in Kansas City, Mrs. E. C. Stumbaugh, of Pine Crest, yesterday left Prescott with MT. Sturnbaugh to make the journey to the eastern city, where she and MT. Stumbaugh will be present at the interment services. Mir Stumbaugh said yesterday that they expect to return to Prescott in about two weeks. The couple is well known in the city, where Mir. Sum- baugh is divisional accouh ant for the ocal Santa Fe office.
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Here for Work

Howard Hormbacher, of Great Falls, Mont, is in the city, and hopes 10 locate in Yavapai county if he can find employment here Hormbacher's speciality is ranching and cattle work, and he claims to be hefty worker. He can be located by communicating with authorities at the Red Gross community house on s. Marina street
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Make Hunting Trip

A party including Frank Murphy, Ernest Crutchfield, Tom Richards left yesterday for a hunting trip in the Congress Junction district They expect to cause a considerable de crease in the quantity of quail in that vicinity.
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Leaves for Coast

Leaving yesterday for Pasadena, NJ. E. Hazeltine, vice-president and gen eral manager of the Bank of Arizona, will spend few days in the southern California city visiting his family.
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From Jerome Junction

Mr. and Mrs. Fl. (. Anderson yes terday made the trip to Prescott from Jerome Junction, spending the day on business and seeing friends in the city.
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Leaves for Portland

K. C. EmmOns, who has been in Prescott several weeks, in connection with the Mt. Vernon paving contract. will leave today for Portland. Ore, where he will reside permanently.
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Camp Verde Visitor

Del Began yesterday made a short business trip to Prescott from Camp Verde.
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Returns from Trip

A. B. Fox, of the Prescott State bank, has returned from a vacation trip spent i'll California and old Mexico.
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City NerUs Tn Brief

FOR SALE-Family grist mill. New. Does excellent work. Your own corn, etc, ground. $500 Journal Miner box BIO.
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Will Winter Here

Mrs Mary E. Craig, of Tempe Ariz., arrived yesterday in Prescott, where she will remain for the winter visiting her daughter Snd son-inIaw, Mir. and Mrs. R. NJ. Hackett.
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Il. J. Peterson yesterday made a motor trip to Jerome on business for the local Armour branch, of which he is ,,,aua0er
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To Visit Schools

Leaving yesterday for Crown King, County Superintendent of Schools w. Curtis Miller will remain a few days in that city visiting the Crown King schools.
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Make Motor Trip

A party consisting Of NIT. and Mrs. s. Murray, Mrs. c. White and Mrs. John Edwards yesterday motOred over to Prescott from Jerome June tion
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Returns from Gallup

John Massing has returned from a business trip of 10 days to Albuquer- que and Gallup.
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Here on Business

Here on Business A. W. Flickinger. of Phoenix anc w. A. McComas of Los Angeles, hay, been spending a couple of days in tht city on business together.
 Returns from Jerome
 Prescott Forest Supervisor II. B
 Wales last night returned from a trir
 of several days to Jerome, where he was engaged on national forest busi. ness.
 Passing Them Out
 ! E. H. Boyd, representative for this district for the Liggett & Myers To- bacco company is in the city passing out Spur cigarettes to his friends.
 Boyd said yesterday: They are lcrimped-not pasted"
 Visits Sister Here
 i M. E. Minter, of Linington, w. Va, lis in Prescott, where he is making an
 indefinite visit with his sister, Mrs. iC. s. Angel Mrs. Angel is rather
 seriously i'll, and her brother will re- main with her until she improves. Looks Over Mine Ralph Roseberry, of Los Angeles,
 who has been in Turkey looking over his mining interests in the district with J. F. Kent of that city, returned "Wednesday to Prescott with Kent, and yesterday left for Los Angeles. Makes Business Trip J. C. Conway, formerly of the Hum boldt branch of the Prescott State bank, and now engaged in the insur- lance business in Phoenix, was in the city this week selling insurance. He left yesterday to continue his busi- mess in Humboldt and Williams. Golf at Tucson
 Mrs. Richard Lamson and Mrs. A. D. Wilson yesterday left for Tucson,
 where they will remain for a short stay. Mesdames Lamson and Wilson carried their golf clubs along with them, and will avail themselves of the Tucson country club course while there.
 Called to Phoenix
 Mrs c. H. Bishop and Mrs. Lula Mcintosh were called to Phoenix yes terday on account of the death Of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Ben Vaughn Mir and Mrs. Vaughn lived in Pres colt for number of years, Mr. Vaughn being a well known railroad man of the Santa Fe.
 Visit With Parents
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert L Menzies are spending a few days in Prescott from their new home al. the Jaeger canyon ranger station, where Menzies is the ranger in charge With them are MT. and Mrs. R. D. Metheney, Mrs. Men zies' parents, who are visiting the newly-married couple for several days. Before her marriage, Mrs. Men zies was teacher at the Dewey school. Cattle Buyers Here
 R. w. Forbes, prominent cattleman connected with the Hays Cattle com pany in Peoples Valley was in the city yesterday, where he met two cattle buyers from Los Angeles. Forbes reports that the Hays com pany has a nice bunch of cattle and | the presence of buyers in this sec ton indicates that the temporary | slump in the cattle business may be near its end. Leaves for Saranac
 Captain Bradley, of Whipple Bar racks, well known here as an enter prising fight promoter and well liked l for his other qualities, left yesterday for the coast, where he will spend | a few days visiting in Los Angeles and San Francisco before leaving for Saranac Lake, where he will remain for his health. Captain Bradley's friends here are sorry to see him leave, and hope to hear from him again.
 (From Saturdays daily)
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Returns from East

w. 5. Brown returned yesterday from a trip to Kansas and Missouri, where for several months he has been renewing his boyhood days among old scenes.
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Here from Phoenix

The Misses Clara and Eleanor Reed, who are occasional residents of Prescott, are in the city for a short stay.
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Here from Mayer

Mrs. Sam Hobson spent yesterday in Prescott on short shopping trip from Mayer.
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From Peoples Valley

Mrs. R. w. Forbes, of Peoples Val ley, where her husband is manager of the Hays Cattle company, yesterday made shopping trip to Prescott.
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Here Few Days

Mrs. Lon Springfield, of Granite mountain, is spending a few days in Prescott while Mir. Springfield is held here on jury duty.
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Here on Business

F. A. Croke, well known here as a good business getter for Hills coffee, is in the city calling on his friends in the grocery business.
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Takes Date Creek School

Miss Zada Jones, who has been visiting here with her sister, Mrs. R. F. Chambers, yesterday left for Date Creek, where she will take charge Of the school
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Visits Sister

Miss Irene Davis, of the office force of the forest office, yesterday went to Groom Creek where she is spend ing the weekend with her sister Miss Leslie Davis, who is teaching the Groom Greek school,
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FOR SALE-Family grist mill. New; does excellent work. Your own ocrn, etc. ground, S. Journal miner, box BIO.
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Here from Jerome

Dr. L. P Call, who is in charge Of the United Verde hospital at Jerome, yesterday made a trip to Prescott with Mrs. Call, spending the day shopping and greeting friends
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Returns to Camp

After a visit of several days with his family here, Fritz Veirthaler has returned to his Slate Creek mining camp.
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Gees to Jerome

Leaving yesterday for Jerome, Le- Roy Anderson will remain in the Copper City for a few days on legal business.
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F. NJ. Dean yesterday made his regular buying trip to town from his home at Thumb Butte.
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Here on Visit

Miss Hilda Muender, teacher in the Mayer school, was in the city yester- day on a brief shopping tour, calling on her friends while here.
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Here for Day

Coming down from Senator, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Grunland and their daughter spent yesterday in the city on a brief shopping tour, visiting friends while here.
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Phoenix Visitor

Leslie Vim, of Phoenix, is spend ing few days in Prescott greeting friends and acquaintances here.
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On Mining Business

John Curran, mining man from the Walker district. spent yesterday in the city on mining business.
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Groom Creek Visitor
Makes Buying Trip

Charles Phillip yesterday was vis itOr to Prescott from Groom Creek.
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Weekend Here

Visiting in Prescott over the week end, Mrs. Mary RoiEperer and her daughters, Ruth and Leah, are in the city from Dewey.
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From Lynx Greek

Tim Fell yesterday was a business visitor to Prescott from Lynx Greek.
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From Senator

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stayner yester- day were visitors to Prescott from Senator, spending the day shopping and greeting friends.
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Cattlenan Here

Henry Ritter, the Kirkland cattle man, was in Prescott yesterday on business.
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(From Thursdays Daily) Here on Business

George Woodling, one of the pro prietors of the Mayer Laundry com .pany, spent yesterday in Prescott on business.
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Here on Business
Has New Henry

Martin Gratz, foreman of the Santa Fe boiler shop, has acquired a new Spotted" tin lizzie, and there are only two things about it that puzzle the Santa Fe shop boys. They are wondering how Martin managed to wrap the car around a telegraph pole the other day, and also where the car -acanired it's snots.
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Now Recovered

NOW NtCOVtItd w. w. Ross, who has been con fined to his home for a couple of
 weeks by illness, has recovered and
 is now again at the Ross drug store on s. Cortez.
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From Hillside

D. A. Park spent yesterday in the city on business from Hillside
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Visits Mother Here

Mrs. David Johnson was in the city yesterday from Groom Creek, visit ing her mother, Mrs A. Bennett.