Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-19

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 cerned, are good.
 Will Locate Here
 O. J. Fenner, who recently came
 to Prescott from the coast, and who is living at 137 South Mt Vernon street, is looking for garage and repair site with a view to locating permanently in Prescott He expects
 his brother to arrive here soon from Los Angeles.
 Dave Levy with S. o. Go.
 Word has been received here by
 Mrs. Anna Levy that her son, David
 Levy, who graduated from Stanford
 university at Christmas time, has
 accepted position with the Stand
 ard Oil company of California as an assistant chemist in the Richmond, Calif., offices of the company.
 Here on Visit
 Mrs. Sidney Sellner, of Macina,
 Mexico, is in Prescott for an ex-
 tended visit at the Mt. Vernon street
 home of her mother, Mrs. Lee Block. Mir. .Sellner is remaining in Mexico during Mrs. Sellner's visit here, which will probably be of from three to six months duration.
 Takes Hold of Work
 Frost L. Denham, of Jerome, who the other day was appointed deputy county assessor by Assessor C. E. Gentry, is now in the county office getting acquainted with his new duties. He will remain here for a while, after which he will act as the outside man for the office, taking lin the entire county.
 Leave for Phoenix
 H. J. Peterson, manager of the Armour & Co. store here, yesterday left for Phoenix on business for the store and for himself. While in the Capital city, Peterson will meet E. 'G. Weaver, who left yesterday, and the two men will devote some of their time to business for the Turkey Silver company, recently organized here by them.
 Joins B.-L. Forces
 Philip Monreal, formerly of Stod- dard, where he was highly recom- mended by Clarence Spau1ding, is a new arrival in Prescott and has joined the forces of the Bies-Lock- hart Clothing company. He will take care of all Spanish and Mexican trade. Philips father was with J. T. Stoddard for over 20 years, and is at present Stoddard postmaster. Assessors Office Busy
 People who believe these are quiet times should gently approach the office of the county assessor and take careful look within Don't enter unless you have business, or you're likely to get thrown out. The office is being flooded with applica- tions from automobile owners for the privilege of decorating their cars with the new art-signs gotten out this year for licenses.
 It's Worth Quite a Bit
 The sac. oi gold banned from Granite crecl, by Jack Walsh and placed in the keeping of Jack Shull at the Bilcs-Lockhart store, ycster- day was assayed, and Shull says it proves to be worth $250. No, we don't intend to join the gold rush to Granite creek We'll stand aside and watch f. A former Journal Miner printer in the old days used | Lo go down to the creek every morn ing and pan out two or three dollars worth of gold-and maybe it can be lone again.
 Here on Business
 J. D. Bidinger, representative of he Chanselor and Lyon company of Los Angeles, well known dealers in motor supplies and accessories, was Ii the city yesterday taking orders rom his customers, who are also lis friends. Bidinger states that business is good throughout northern 1 Arizona, with the preference for prosperity to Prescott He says the ,ank failure at Holbrook didn't in crfcre with his orders there, and inds that the wonderful winter motoring weather of this end of the tate, and especially of Yavapai, is accountable for the brisk rade.
 Returns from Phoenix E
 w. A. Drake, assistant 10 the vice l resident Of inc Santa Fc, yesterday eturned from a trip to Phoenix. ' Railroad Attorney Here i
 Robert Brennan, assistant attorney l or the Santa Fe, is here from Los Angeles headquarters on business for I he road. Trip to Phoenix T
 Santa Fe Electrician w. r. Pen cy is making short trip to Phoe- I