Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-01

ness one: he came to take in tn
 Way Out West show.
 Up From Kirkland
 J. M. Carter came up from Kirk
 land to see the thrills of the req
 snakes. He says he cannot get Ichance to see any more imaginary
 ones for some time to come, and h,
 thought looking at the wrigling
 writhing real ones would be the bes
 substitute for the cofn-juice that ht
 could get.
 Build Dip
 Construction of the proposed con.
 crete dip on the Walnut Creek cross.
 ing will begin on June l, to be built
 at cost of $2,500, the Prescott for
 est service and the county each pay ing half, 1t was stated by Ed H. Old
 ham, forest ranger for the Walnut
 Creek district, after conference with County Engineer H. L. Fishel. Oldham has been spending a day or two in Prescott.
 Entertaining Father
 Art Gage is enjoying a visit from his father, from Cohoes, N. Y. The elder Gage likes the bustling little city of Prescott and notes much i'm provement sin the city during the last five years since he was here be- fore. He is strong booster for the climate here on the roof of America, and likes to come here on occasional visits. After his stay here, he will go on to Pasadena, Calif., where he will visit another son.
 From Saturdays Daily) Jerome Visitor
 H. w. Lewis, of Jerome, member of the county highway commission, and manager of the Jerome branch of the Bank of Arizona, was in the city yesterday oh business. He has recently convalesced from an opera ton for appendicitis, undergone at the Mercy hospital here. Leaves for Colorado River
 Wiley (Wild Horse) Hill, corral chief for the Frontier days associa- ton, yesterday left for Blythe, on the Colorado, where he has a ranch He will be back in a few days, hay ing now delivered all the bad horses he has been caring for on his pas lures. Ranch conditions on the Colo rado are good this year, Hill says. Returns from North
 Frank C. Brown, of Martindell, l Horne & Co.,, returned late Thurs lay night to Prescott, from a three pr four-day trip to the north, where le visited Flagstaff, Holbrook and other towns. He regrets that delay n train schedules prevented his re- urn in time to attend the big Way Out West burlesque at the fair grounds.
 from the Junction
 Delos Harbis6h yesterday came to Prescott on a short business visit rom his home in Congress Junction. from Jerome
 J. C. Crowley chief of police of erome, is spending few days in 'rescott in connection with proceed lgs of the local courts.
 Iere on Business John Hooper, of the Zonia Copper whose properties are To- ated near Kirkland, was a visitor to le city yesterday, coming in for lad of supplies for the Zonia camp Business Trip George McGarvey, of the Franco { merican Copper company, yester- ay was a visitor to Prescott, where e had business to transact. usiness Visit C. V. Stevenson, of the United t rizona Copper company, whose roperties are located in the Mayer r strict, was in the city yesterday on c short business trip. t rom Perkinsville l Mrs. M. A. Perkins, well known [, sident of Perkinsville, was visitor V
 the city yesterday, coming in on a
 combined business and pleasure ( ip 0 Attend Wedding f. pr. Chas. Acker, of Birmingham, S la, brother of J. s. Acker, arrived F thursday to attend the wedding of S iss Nydia Acker, whose engage ent to Stanley Young of Denver, G olo., was announced recently Dr. C cker, who witnessed the Way Out " est show, is the house guest of " r. and Mrs. J. s. Acker. eturn from South vi MT. and Mrs. Charley Paquin have e turned to Prescott after a visit of " " verdi days with Mrs. Paquin's fam n, in the southern part of the state. T ayer Visitor
 T. E. Peacock, manager of distri- I, tion for the Arizona Power com R