Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-12
Returns from Bisbee

and tombstone. Here for Winter Returning from a trip to Phoenix, James Cox, cattleman from Wasta, s. D., says he will spend ths winter lin Prescott Cox has been in the habit of wintcring on the coast, but lis so pleased with the climate here that he has changed over to Yavapai. Will Return East
 Clark w. Storey, IT,, of Chicago, who has been in Crown King since Thanksgiving, looking after mining interests he has there, IS again in Prescott, and will return to his Chi cago home after he has had time to recuperate from an attack Of pneu- monia he underwent while in Grown King.
 Ships Cattle West
 Clarence Stewart, well known cat tleman of the Williamson valley, yes terday left for Los Angeles, with a shipment of calves for the coast branch of the Cudahy Packing com pany. Yesterdays shipment follow ed consignment of steers sent Monday.
 Takes Jerome District
 Following the resignation of Je rome Ranger Bert I. Menzies, George K. Pratt, present Cherry Creek ranger, will take charge ef the Jerome district, and Cave Creek Ranger A. P. Jahn will take over the Cherry Creek district No ranger has as yet been secured for the Cave Creek district. Paul Geary Here
 Paul Geary, formerly of the state corporation commission, of which he was one of the first members, and recently a major in the judge advo cate generals department of the army, was in the city yesterday. Geary left Prescott about four years ago, to join the army, and was dis charged about month and half ago.
 Bert Menzies Resigns
 Forest Ranger Bert I. Menzies, long in charge of the Jerome district of the Prescott forest, has resigned his place with the forest service to accept a position with Grown King mining company. Menzies' resignation becoming effective Jan uary 10, he and Mrs. Menzies reside at Crown King, the home of Mrs. Menzies' parents. Leaves for Phoenix
 B. B. Wilkinson, of the local trac- ton force, yesterday left for Phoenix where he will operate on local Santa Fe run. Here from Phoenix
 B. Vaughn, yard foreman at the Santa Fe yards in Phoenix, is in the city on business connected with the road.
 Absent for Few Days
 Mrs. Mae Morris, record clerk in the master mechanics office, is con fined to her home for a few days on account of illness. Returns from Phoenix ;
 ]. w. Fitzpatrick, a member Of the local firemen's force, returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he has been working for a few days. Returns from Ash Fork
 V. R. Cromb, of the local engi- neers' force, has returned from short trip to Ash Fork, where he went on business connected with the road
 Returns from Wickenburg
 c. H. Naylor, of the local firing squad, yesterday returned from where he has been for the past ten or twelve days.
 Leaves for Phoenix
 Fireman L. A. Daniel is leaving for Phoenix, where he will relieve w. E. Clem, of the hostler force, who has been working in the capital city for several days. Back Next Week
 Henry McGrew, of the blacksmith force, who injured his hand recently while at work in the local shops, is now up and about, and expects to return 10 work by the first of next week. Add to Force
 C. L. Stickney and Mike Verretto have joined the force in the local blacksmith shop, taking the places of H. C. Grew and c. Malmin, who are out of town on other Santa Fe work. Return Today
 Chief Engineer J. A. Jaeger and General Bridge Foreman W. F. Mar tens will return today from Wicken- burg, where they went yesterday fro,,, Acb EorL on co-,o.,, b,,e;