Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-03
City NeUs Tn Brief
(From Wednesdays Daily)

and came away with praise. Miss
 Steinhart also visited the Commun- ity in Prescott, with her usual en-
 thusiastic greetings.
 Here on Business.
 Walter Jones, of the Punttney
 Lime Company, was in the city yes terday on company business.
 Mine Manager Here.
 Bert Raymond manager of the Howard Silver Mining company, will leave today for his camp in the Timber Creek district. He reports that high grade silver has recently been encountered in that vicinity.
 R. R. Man Here.
 Joe Garner, veteran railroad man in charge of the efficiency depart ment of the Crown King district, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Business Visitor.
 John Headley the efficient mana ger of the Marum store at Hillside was a business visitor yesterday to the Mile High City,
 From Del Rio.
 c. w. Hankin, manager of the Fred Harvey dairy at Del Rio was greeting friends in Prescott yester- day while here. on a business trip. On Legal Business.
 H. w. Lewis, of Jerome, was in the city yesterday on business con nected with the highway bond suit. R. w. Wingfield, of Camp Verde was also here on similar business Coast Engineer Here.
 Frank Gillelen, of Olmstead and i Gillelen, the Los Angeles firm of consulting engineers, was in the city | yesterday in connection with the Yavapsi county highway bond suit, probably to learn whether Olmstead i and Gillelen are or are not to be consulted.
 Globe Man Here.
 L. c. Movers, of Globe, who is putting a strong battle against the pernicious county division amend ment to split Gila and other Arizona counties, was in the city yesterday, !, speaking against the bill at the Lun- cheon club meeting yesterday. Jerome Men Here.
 H. w. Lewis and R. F. Tally, of Jerome, were in Prescott yesterday attending the Luncheon club meet ing to discuss the county division bill. Leaves for Phoenix.
 Frank N. Mulkins, formerly one of Uncle Sans tars, yesterday re- corded his discharge papers here be- fore leaving for Phoenix, where he expects to remain for some time. NIulkins has been punching" in the vicinity of Prescott.
 Return from Trip.
 Returning yesterday from busi- ness trip with a Henry truck via !. Dewey and Camp Verde, H. J. Pet ! ! erson, manager of the ArmNlr Co. house here, and w. E. Nash, mana ger fthe E E. Nash Produce com : pany, were held up short while by 2 blast on the new road being built through the Dells. They said they n had a wonderful trip. Cattleman Here.
 The Wilkins side of the cattle T firm of Young and Wilkins, near Jerome Junction, spent yesterday in It Prescott on business. Moves to Phoenix. a
 James c. Conway, former assistant cashier of the Humboldt branch of the Prescott State Bank, was in the | city yesterday arranging business Il and political matters prior to nov t ing to Phoenix Thursday, where he N will take over the agency of the | Equitable Life Insurance company. k Conway made sure yesterday that his leaving for Phoenix would not d deprive him of his vote in 4avapai tt county, and will return here to cast F his ballot next week
 Purchases Supplies. d
 Joe Steiner, well known prospect ia or. was in the city yesterday from a Walker visiting friends here and Is purchasing supplies. k Mine Supt. Here. h Joe Algert, superintendent of the 6 Ranne mine in the Walker district, n was in the city on business yester- s' day. g Visits Sister. H John Birchet arrived in Prescott yesterday from Tempe. He will re- is main a few days visiting his sister, h Ms. George C. Ruffner. tc Here on Visit. h Grant Carter is spending a few Isl