Weekly journal-miner., 1921-04-20
(From Fridays Daily) Here from Phoeniy

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 (From Fridays Daily)
 Here from Phoenix
 Joe Dillon, United States marshal
 from Phoenix, was in the city yes
 terday on official business.
 Trip to Tucson
 Mrs. J. w, Film yesterday left
 Prescott, accompanying Dr. Film to
 Tucson, where he will attend the medical conference.
 Rain at Globe
 Phoning to Prescott from Phoe- nix yesterday, Ed Stevens, secretary of the state livestock sanitary board, stated that good rains have fallen in Globe.
 Cattlenan Here
 J. H. Reeves, well known cattle man of the Cherry country, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday, com ing in on jury duty. He called at the forest service office yesterday on business.
 Visit to Phoenix
 Mrs H. T. Southworth yesterday
 left Prescott with Dr. Southworth, for Phoenix, where she will visit for a day or two while he attends the medical convention at Tucson the last of this week.
 Molly's Great-Grandma
 Mrs. V. J. Abbott of Leaven- worth, Kans., is visiting her small great-granddaughter at her South Pleasant street home. Mrs. Abbott is accompanied by Molly's aunt, Mrs. Jess Holmes, of Tucson. Leaves for East
 Sidney Boucher, of Idaho, who has been visiting his sister Mrs. De Spain, at Jerome Junction, has left for Iowa, where he will visit for some time before returning to Idaho, where he IS engaged Tn the railroad business.
 Returns to Phoenix
 E. E. Nash, proprietor of the E. s. Nash Produce company of this city, who has been spending the last two or three days in Prescott on business from his headquarters in Phoenix, yesterday left the city to return to the. south. Ranger Here
 E. H. Oldham, ranger in charge of the Sycamore district of the Prescott national forest, was in the city yesterday for short visit, greeting many of his friends in the city. While here he called on busi- ness at the forest service office. Returns from East
 O. w. Blickenstaff, of the J. & J. Silver Mining company, of this city, has returned from trip to the east on business, and has left for the J. & ]. property on the rim of Copper i Basin. He is expected to return to he city today.
 Leave for East
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Winterholer, of the Winterholer bakery of this city, yesterday left Prescott for Oklahoma City, where hey will visit for a time before re- turning west. Upon their return hey plan to locate in California. Back from Phoenix
 Superintendent George A. Shea of he Pioneer Home returned yester- lay from Phoenix, where he attend d the pioneers reunion. At Phoenix Shea created a sensation by display ng a cowbell that had been used to az a camel in the early days. The ,ell is used at the Pioneer Home. n Sycamore District
 Paul H. Roberts, grazing inspec- , or from the Albuquerque headquar- CTS of the southwestern district of he forest service, who has been on . he Prescott forest during this month, is now inspecting sheep rails in the Sycamore district. He f sill probably come in to Prescott I I the near future. Inspector Expected J. C. Kircher, of the Albuquerque I ffice of the forest service, where :, eadquarters of the southwestern f istrict are located, is expected to T rive in Prescott today for a Decial inspection of the Prescott q orest in regard to the fire protec- I on and prevention campaign now z eing waged by the service. Iohave Judge Here F Superior Judge Elmo E. Bollinger [ Mohave county is in Prescott to O egin hearings on the case of the q hoenix Title and Trust company F gainst the Alamos Land & Irriga- N on company which will follow the sr us case on the court calendar. Judge F weeney, sitting without jury, will