Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-13


 Jerome Visitors
 Charles E. Hughes and Charles Ewing, residents of Jerome, where they are engaged in the transfer business, were in the city yesterday calling on many of their friends here and transacting business at the coun- ty recorders office.
 Return to Bloody
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Mickleson of the Bloody Basin district, where Mickleson is serving as forest ranger, have returned to their home in that district, after a visit oyer the From tier weekend in Prescott to enjoy the rangeland celebration.
 Returns to Kirkland
 Miss Edna Ritter, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Ritter, well known residents of Kirkland, yesterday re- turned to her home after a visit of several days in this city during the Frontier. celebration. While in Pres colt Miss Ritter was the guest of Mrs. Grace Chapman.
 Returns to Jerome
 George Pradt, Prescott forest ranger for the Jerome district, has returned to that district, after a day or two visiting in this city during the Frontier days. His presence in the Jerome district was made neces- sary by forest fires reported in that region Monday afternoon. Old Western Days
 A real revival of the traditions of the old west is seen, according to re- ports coming over from the other side of Mingus, that horse-thieves are active in that vicinity, as well as in Coconino county. Several stock, men of the Verde country have been victimized by these marauders lately, it is stated Going to NC-4
 Con O'Laster and ]. E. Norman eft last night for the camp of the NC-4 Silver Mining company to ook over the property. MT. OLas- i CT is figuring on a separate con- ract of cross-cutting there. He is l well known miner and can turn out he work.
 From Williamson Valley
 R. NJ. Caldwell, contractor in ,harge of the construction of the ,arth fill on the Williamson valley lamsite, was in Prescott yesterday O talk over some matters with the officials of the Williamson Valley Farms company. He returned to he valley in the afternoon. Court House Closed
 As mark of respect and affection or Ed F. Bowers, every office in he court house was closed Tuesday fternoon, during the mass funeral ervices for the Yavapai county who was shot and killed ast Friday. The county employees ttended the services in a body. Over the Mountain
 w. w. Midgley, chairman of the ounty board of supervisors, last fight drove back to his home in after a busy day in Pres ott with the board. He was also in he city Tuesday, going to Clark ale Tuesday night and returning to Prescott yesterday morning. ,eturns from Oatman
 Henry K. Winchester, son of Joe has returned from Oat- lan, where he has been since the 4th of last month, on a business rip in connection with the Winches- er mining interests. He returned to 'rescott in time to witness part of he Frontier days celebration. )n Sad Mission
 Charles Brisley will leave today or Pasadena, Calif., where he will isit with his family for two weeks. t will not be particularly a pleasure rip for MT. Brisley, as his son died nly three weeks ago, and it is a ad trip for him. He IS connected Iith the Brisley Drug company of his city. fleets Brother Here w. R. Hull, superintendent of chools at Clarkdale, came to Pres ott yesterday to meet his brother } nd sister-in-law, MT. and Mrs. J. '. Hull, who will be his guests for while. Returning to Clarkdale, the arty will leave soon for the Grand ,anyon and Mormon lake where they i'll pass some time in a real Ari- a ona summer outing. caves for Congress Eli Perkins, well known mining Ian of this county, interested in the c IC4 in the Bloody Basin district, left for his home at Con- ress Junction, after passing the
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