Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-15
Contractor Here
(From Tuesdays Daily)
 From Camp Verde

Judge Monroe, justice of the peace
 at Camp Verde, yesterday was in
 Prescott for short visit on business
 and official matters.
 From the Camp
 Ben Townsend, mining man, yes
 terday was a visitor to Prescott,
 coming in on a short business trip
 from his home in Jerome.
 Octave Visitor
 L. L. White Of the Mildred Mining
 company at Octave was in Prescott yesterday, coming in to transact bus
 mess and greet his Prescott friends.
 Jerome Visitor
 Charles A. Anderson, mining man from Jerome, came to the city yester- day, transacting business here and greeting his Prescott friends.
 Here for Few Days
 H. T. Jennings of the Western Union Telegraph company is spend ing few days in Prescott from his headquarters ill Phoenix Venezia Visitors
 ]. B. Tomlinson and his son, E. s. Tomlinson, of Venezia, are in the city for several days on mining busi- ness.
 On Motor Trip
 A party comprising Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Bayless, Miss Margaret Bayless, Miss Consuelo Spinning and C. H. Bayless, all of Tucson, are in Pres colt for few days en route to Cali fornia, where they plan to tour the state, spending some time at the Yosemite valley. The party is mak- ing the trip by motor.
 Mayer Visitor
 Benjamin Alfred, of Mayer, is in the city for several weeks, visiting l his sister, Mrs. A. Stukey, on North | Pleasant street.
 Mining Man Here
 Charles Macklin, mining man from the Dewey country, yesterday came to the city for the purpose of trans acting business.
 Here from Phoenix
 H. E. Elder, of the internal reve- nue service, is in the city for a few days on business from his headquar ters in Phoenix.
 Here from Cordes
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Cordes, of Cordes, Ariz., yesterday were in the city, motoring in from their home on a short business trip. Here from Tucson
 MT. and Mrs. C. H. McPhail of Tucson have arrived in this city, where they plan to spend the sum- mer months. Mir. MsPhail is recup- erating from an operation. Returns from Coast
 Frank Dreyer yesterday returned to Prescott after a stay of some length in California. During his trip he visited San Francisco and other coast cities.
 Joins Sister Here
 Miss Bertha Klein, of Eureka, Mont, has arrived in Prescott, join ng her sister, Miss Florence E. Klein. The Misses Klein plan to spend the summer months in Pres ,ott Miss Florence Klein is a rep -esentative of the New York Life Insurance company. From Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Carroll w. Davis , 1rove in from Phoenix yesterday and ater will proceed to the ranch near Seligman. They will, of course, be pack for Frontier days. Official Business
 Sheriff Warren c. Davis yesterday made a trip to below Palace station, e Il the Crook Canyon country, on of c icial business, returning to Prescott S n the afternoon. Returns from South
 J. w. Lane, former resident of this ity where he was a patient at Whip \ lie Barracks, has returned to Pres f ott from Tucson, where he has been 4 pending the winter months. a Attorney General Here o
 Attorney General William J. Gal raith was in Phoenix yesterday on C egal business and left on the south U ound train in the afternoon. He T. lay return in few days, he said. . anta Fe Officials
 I. E. McNeil and A. L. Crew of JOS Angeles, and R. s. Belcher andI ( . D. Cooper, of Topeka, Kans., of . cials of the Santa Fe railroad, are pending a few days in Prescott on fficial business. hoenix Visitor M Mrs. M. L. Vieux, wife of M. L. ieux, cement contractor of Phoenix, M
 spending the summer months in or rescott as the house guest of Misst st [ary Cameron of North Mt. Vermont N rect. ,, eturn from South D C. C. Norton and Clarence Dyer S ave returned from a trip of several t;l lys to Phoenix, during which time es ey completed arrangements looking SC ward coming activities of the Mile G i Athletic club here. or rom the Chino L. L. Bates, rancher from the 2. M title Chino country, was in Pres nIl rH tt yesterday attending the organ " as # |