Weekly journal-miner., 1921-11-09

. turned to their home at the Big
 Dome mine in the Walker district
 after short visit in Prescott. They were accompanied to the mine by , Mark Bradley, who will be their 1 guest there for a while. ' Returns to Mine Frank w. Giroux, of the Swastika
 mine, has returned to the mine after
 short visit in Prescott following his return from California, on trip . accompanying a group of 25 large stockholders in the company from i; West Virginia.
 Goes to North
 D. A. Gilchrist, head of the rodent
 pest extelmination department of the
 state biological survey, concluding a
 short stay in Prescott conferring with
 his assistant, l. L. Laythe, has gone to the northern part of the state on pest determination business,
 Vaccinates Calves
 1 King Brothers are vaccinating their calves at their ranch in the Chino valley. Tom w. King was here yesterday getting an additional supply Of vaccine, furnished by the state livestock sanitary board.
 Go to Phoenix
 i The friends here of MT. and Mrs. Robert E. Watson will regret to learn that MT. and Mrs. Watson are going to Phoenix to make their home Mrs. Watson for some time has been with the Arizona Power company's office They went to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 With A. P. Go.
 Miss Mary Moreno. who returned here some time ago with her family from San Diego, and who last year was with the local forest service of flee, has accepted position with the Arizona Power company. She will take the position vacated by Mrs. Robert E. Watson.
 Returns From Phoenix
 F. s. Viele, president of the Ari- zona Power company, yesterday re- turned from the capital, where he has been for a few days attending the meeting of the state engineer with the Yavapai highway commis- sion, the Maricopa Chamber of Com merce, and other organizations rela- tive to the selection of a state high ] way route between Phoenix and ! Prescott.
 (FroH Saturdays DaIly1 Here on Business
 E. J. Osterman, representing the Loose Wiies Biscuit company, is in Prescott, calling on the local trade. Joe Morgan Improved
 Attorney J. H. Morgan, who has been i'll for several days, was down town yesterday eh route to recovery. From Black Canyon
 F. E. Carrow, mining man of the Black Canyon country, passed yester- day here oil mining business. Deputy Sheriff Here
 L. B. Cannon, deputy sheriff of the Congress Junction precinct, was in the city yesterday on business. From Jerome
 Shorty Flumerfelt and Phil Saave- dra. were in town from Jerome yes terday in connection with the lend of the stage war" Returns From Coast
 Miss Helena McEachren of the supervisors office, has returned from Los Angeles, where she passed pleasant vacation of two weeks. To Inspect Mines
 J. Tweddle and George Nelson, of Cody, Wyo., are in Prescott, coming ( to inspect mining properties in this county.
 From Colorado Is
 Mrs. Bredenberg and daughter ar [ rived here on Thursday, coming \ from Trinidad, Colo. They were called to Prescott by the illness Of r MT. Bredenberg at Films sanitarium. | The Beredenbergs formerly lived at I Miami.
 From Williamson f
 ]. w. Stewart came in yesterday t from the Williamson valley, transact E ing business and greeting his Pres colt friends. r To Return Presently It
 Mrs. Ralph Williams, who has fl been visiting in Seattle, Wash, for b the past two months, is planning to b -eturn to Prescott about January lst. ( Dewey Visitor u
 Jackson Henderson, resident of the fc Dewey country, came in yesterday to g ile a land patent with the county K -ecorder.
 From the Junction fa R. w. BuIlard, well known resi- b lent of Congress Junction, passed ;r