Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-26

he will remain for few days on work in that city. [ Leaves for Winslow l c. w. Symmes, travelling car clerk for the coast lines from San Bernar- dino, who has been checking records at the local offices, yesterday left for Winslow to continue his work. Return from Ash Fork
 Carmen N. Laird and Luther Col lum yesterday shook the dust of the Ash Fork cinder pits from their feet and returned to Prescott, taking up their duties at the local yards again. Here from Phoenix
 F. P. Cruice, assistant general freight and passenger agent from Phoenix, arrived at the local offices yesterday from the Capital city on business for the road.
 Returns to Work
 w. ]. Williams, car repair fore man at the local yards, who smashed a finger Tuesday while handling some rails, was back on the job yes terday not at all worried about his injury.
 Returns from San Diego
 James Hill, of the local machinist force, yesterday was back at the shops after 30 days spent celebrating Christmas and New Years with rel atives in San Diego. The excursion to the California city included side trips.
 Back from the Coast 1 The holidays for Machinist (. A. McKim were no transient affair. He returned to work yesterday after a 30-day vacation spent with relatives in Anaheim, Calif, the city once fa- nous for the Anaheim brand-not near beer McKim says the old brewery is now busy turning out the imitation goods.
 He Was Out
 There isn't much dust in the mas ter mechanics office, but Head Timekeeper J. H. White yesterday shook what there was from his feet and strolled around the yards for the afternoon, looking up records. The air is all right, White says, ex- cept there's a lot of smoke from too many engines
 Heads and Feet
 ! Feet yesterday carried Heads down to the Santa Fe, when NJ. E. Schlosser, here with the l, C. s. movie Heads Wins" and E. P Sea man, local representative of the l.. (. S, went down to the shops for a visit, and incidentally to check up the railroad standing of the I. C. s. Favorable report
 The Lure of the Game Once a railroader, always rail- roader, was the saying borne out yesterday by the visit to the local machine shops of a representative of the Central railroad of Vermont, who, visiting in Prescott. dropped down to the yards to see how the game is played in Arizona. He didn't divulge his name. He was d railroader, and that was enough. Reach Rochester
 A wire received here yesterday by Mrs. Mae Morris, of the master me chanic's office. from Kansas City, stated that little Frances Lyall, Mrs. Morris niece, and granddaughter of Derry Logan of the local shops, has not yet shown. apy sign of improve ment Mir. and Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Lyall, who are taking the child to Mayo Brothers, reached Roches- fer last night, where the little girl was immediately placed under the physicians care.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Superintendent H. C. Storey yes7 terday returned to Prescott from Phoenix, accompanied by w. T.. Cook, general manager of the West crn Union Telegraph company, and w. C. Bassett, assistant superintend- ent of the Santa Fe telegraph sys- tenn. The trip was made in Super intendent Ctorey's motor car, which will carry the party to Clarkdale on an inspection trip today.
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