Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-16

by business men through northern
 Arizona, and had established repu-
 tation of perfect courtesy and busi- mess methods toward his customers.
 wholesale groccrs Of Los Angeles, is
 in the city for a few days on busi- ness. He is planning to leave for
 the coast Sunday, returning here about the first of March.
 Business Slack
 i Delphino Castro, member Of the local tank repair force, has been laid loff temporarily on account of a slackening up in work ITo Phoenix
 1 Charles Hooker, well known cat tleman, and member of the Yavapai Cattle Growers association, yester- day went to Phoenix to attend the convention of the state association. Attends Convention
 L. L. Bates, well known cattle man Of the Farms district, yesterday left for Phoenix to attend the con- vention of the Arizona Cattle Grow iers' association, which opened at the capital on Tuesday, and which will close today.
 Leaves for Coast
 w. w. Ross yesterday left Pres colt for San Francisco where he will visit his son, Lieut. T. D. Ross, at the Mare Island navy yard, and his daughter, Miss Esther Ross, at the University of California.
 To Wickenburg 1 Joe Walker yesterday made a trip to Wickenburg on business for the road.
 To Clarkdale
 Claim Agent R. H. Kemper yes iterday made a trip over to Clarkdale lon company business.
 Leaves for Wickenburg
 Eli Stauffer has left for Wicken- burg, where he is working on the telegraph lines He expects to be back in Prescott within about three days.
 Returns from Coast R. H. Kemper, claim adjuster working out of the local offices, has returned from Los Angeles, where he has been for several days on company business.
 Leaves for Wickenburg
 Fireman Kahn yesterday left for Wickenburg, where he will relieve Fireman ]. J. Taylor. Taylor, who has been cut from the extra board, is returning to Prescott. Inspector Here
 J. T. Johnson, assistant boiler in spector for the coast lines, with headquarters in Los Angeles, is in the city for the purpose Of inspect ing engines at the local yards. He will leave for Needles today. Plan to Visit Coast
 R. V. Haynes, A. N. Troy, L. Thomas, A. Ryer, C. ]. Baker, J. L. Burgett and Kenneth Schnurr of the apprentice force, are planning trip to San Bernardino for the southern California orange show the latter part of this month. While on the coast, they plan to take in the races at the Los Angeles speedway. The Sick Wave
 Although the crime wave doesn't seem to have hit Prescott very hard, despite the abortive attempt of an amateur bandit to pull off hold up Monday night, the city has sue cumbed to a sick wave, and the 1 wave has hit the local shops. George Mackin, boilermaker apprentice; FL mer Mitchell, of the machinist force; Julio Maynes, of the yard force; | Bob Reed, caller, and H. T. Coates, who had just recovered from a prev i ious illness, yesterday were all re- ported off duty on account of ill., ness. s. E. Wallace, timekeeper in the superintendent's office, who has been at the Mercy hospital for more than a week past, is reported con- siderably improved, though he is un- able to leave the hospital yet.
 Orom Fridays Daily) From Wagoner
 Joe Walker, of Wagoner, was a business visitor to the city yester day.
 Returns from Phoenix
 After a day or two spent in Phoe nix, NJ. B. Hazeltine, prominent local is back in Prescott. Reported III
 George C. Wooten, formerly of Whipple Barracks, IS reported quite i'll at his home, POS North Garden street. Cattlemen Here
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