Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-30

Venus Baldridge and John Schoss-
 husen, all of Mayer, have returned to their home in that city after a pleasant weekend visit with Pres colt friends.
 Dewey Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Stanton yes terday were in the city on a short business visit from their home in Dewey.
 Cattlenan Here
 Nelson Puntenney, well known cattleman of Puntenney, was 8 busi ness visitor to Prescott yesterday. He is planning to remain in the city for day or two.
 To Ash Fork -.
 Engineer (. w. Zizer, who has been working on the extra board out of Prescott, has relieved Engineer Underhill on the switch engine job at Ash Fork. He left yesterday for the north, Underhill returning 10 Prescott.
 Relief Run
 Fireman Danley is being relieved for day or two on his run on No. 1 and 10 by Fireman Emerson. Dan ley is taking short vacation. Baseball Practice
 The Santa Fe baseball team is planning to practice Thursday, Fri day and Saturday of this week, at , p. m each day. All players are ex- pected 10 report.
 Laid Off
 Robert Reed, night caller at the roundhouse office, has been laid off, and the two other shifts on this job changed. Bumped ..--a
 H. Crose, of the local firemen's force, has bumped Fireman Richards, who has been working on the north end local. Richards, who moved to Phoenix recently, has not yet de- clared his bump. Supply Train
 The supply train arrived here yes- terday from the south, and today will proceed north.
 (From Thursdays Daily) To Cherry Creek
 H. B. Wales, Prescott forest super visor, yesterday left the city for short trip to the Cherry Creek dis trict, where he will remain until on forest service business. Trip to Ranch
 Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter yes terday made a short trip to his ranch at Kirkland for the purpose of at tending to some matters about the place. He returned to Prescott yes terday evening. Trip to Jerome
 Sheriff Warren C. Davis yesterday | motored over to Jerome on a short | trip on official business, returning 1 to Prescott yesterday evening. Jerome Visit
 Ben Powers, county juvenile of ficer, was visitor to Jerome yester- day, going over to the copper city l on a short business trip. From Jerome |
 Harry N. Grain, well known busi ness man of Jerome. was visitor o Prescott yesterday, coming in on l short business trip to the county seat.
 To Walnut Creek
 Robert Munro, assistant Prescott orest supervisor. yesterday returned o Walnut Creek after few days spent at his headquarters in the Pres ,ott office. Munro will remain at Walnut Creek for four or five days 1 Il connection with forest service work at that point. Fair Oaks Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. T. Anderson, of Fair Oaks, were visitors to the city yes erday, coming in for a short visit. Jenezia Visitor
 (. E. Fisher was visitor to the ,ity yesterday, coming in on busi- lesS from his home in Venezia. To Clarkdale
 R. E. Donovan, clerk of the board ,f supervisors, yesterday made hort trip to Clarkdale on business. Mayer Visitor
 T. E. Peacock, of Mayer, where le IS a representative of the Arizona Power company, was in the city on business. Peacock is former resident of Prescott, hay ng been employed here by the Ari- .ona Power company. 1. Reported Improved
 H. B.. Young, of Kirkland, who underwent an operation for appendi- tits at the Mercy hospital Tuesday, was reported to be in -ery satisfactory condition. Young, well known goat man of the Kirk and district, was accompanied to Prescott by his wife, who is remain ng here during his convalescence. Return from Verde
 B. L. Beatty, manager of the local Armour branch, and L. NJ. Cornil- aud, manager of the Phoenix house ,f the same company, have returned rom a short trip to the Verde val ey on business. Cornillaud is in Prescott for short stay to acquaint himself with conditions here. Returns to Ash Fork
 H. B. Johnson, of Ash Fork, yes erday returned to his home after ,aving received a pair of fine new lntlers as one of the candidates initi- tied at the Elks' meeting Tuesday light.
 Visits Son