Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-26
City NeeOs Tn Brief

Prescott on business from Jerome. Returns from Phoenix ul~s
 Beverly Burke has returned from Phoenix, where he spent the week end with friends.
 On Business
 Fred Hawkins, deputy sheriff from Clarkdale. was in Prescott yesterday on 5hort business trip. Weekend Visitor
 Miss Mildred Walters was week end visitor with Prescott friends, from her home in Mayer. Mining Man Here:
 H. A. Wagner, well known mining man of Mayer, was in the city yes terday on short business stay. Mining Man Here
 w. H. Skinner yesterday made a business trip to Prescott from the Pocahontas mine, located in the Mayer district.
 Here from Wickenburg
 Mrs. c. Stewart and Mrs. Will liam Stewart yesterday came to Pres colt for a short visit from their Wickenburg home. ic r Here from Jerome
 C. s. B. Gardner, or Jerome, where he is chief clerk for the United Verde, was a business visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 May Locate Here
 Edward Patterson, formerly a res ident of Temep, is in Prescott from that city, with view to locating here. His profession is banking. Returns from Capital
 Joe Furst, employed here by Clark & Clark, has returned from an extended trip 10 the capital where he was engaged on business matters.
 Reports Conditions Good
 w. R. Shanafelt, of the Malapai Mining company, was in the city yesterday on business. He says that mining conditions as far as the Ma lapai is concerned are satisfactory. Business in Phoenix
 LeRoy Anderson. who went down to Phoenix with Attorney George Nilsson to attend the inaugural, is remaining in the capital on business. Nilsson has returned to Prescott Here from Jerome
 Robert E. Moore, well known real estate and Insurance dealer of Je- rome, was in Prescott on short business trip the early part of this week
 Leaves for Tucson
 Art Gage, well known local ga rageman and automobile dealer, yes terday left for Tucson to attend the meeting of the State Automotive as sociation.
 Transferred from Copper Basin
 Ranger Frank Mulkins has been transferred from his station in Cop per Basin to fill the vacancy in the Cave Creek district until new man is obtained to take permanently the place vacated by Ranger A. P. Jahn. Leave for Canyon
 Mrs. E. w. Wells, Mrs. Charles T. Joslin, Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. A. ], McAvoy, yesterday left for the canyon for weeks outing. Mrs Wallace and Mrs. McAvoy are visit ing Mrs. Wells from Saginaw, Mich Returns from Goodyear
 Miss Evelyn Budd, who has been living iii Goodyear, near Phoenix, for the past several months, as an employe of the Southwest Cotton company, has returned to her home iu Prescott, where she will probably remain for some time.
 Ranger Transfers
 Prescott Forest Ranger A. P. Jahn. who has formerly been work ing in the Cave Creek district, was in the city yesterday on his way to the Cherry Greek district, where he will fill the vacancy created by, the leaving of Ranger George Pratt. Pratt is going over to the Jerome district, recently vacated by Bert I. Menzie, who has left the forest serv- ice to make his home in Crown King.
 Attends Abstractors Meeting
 R. O. Barrett, secretary of the Prescott Title company, yesterday left for Phoenix, where he will at- tend a state meeting of Arizona ab- stractors, the object of which is the organization of state association of title men, to be affiliated with the like national association. Bar ret is convinced that this meeting will be productive of many benefits to Arizona title men. The meeting will last two days, yesterday and to- day.
 Coming and Going
 Yesterday was busv one for