Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-06

l AIlSytllHC NlSCl, pICSCIl IlOluSl Jl the worlds championship broncho- busting title, has signed up with the Frontier days association, 10 enter all the contests during the big four-day rodeo here July 2, 3, 1, and 5.
 Mining Man Visits
 MT. and Mrs. R. D. Metheney, of Crown King, where MT. Metheney has extensive mining interests, ar rived in Prescott yesterday, and will remain here for several days, prob ably taking in the Frontier days contests.
 Arrives from Sacaton
 Clay McGonagill yesterday arrived in Prescott from his home in Saca- ton, in the southern part of the state. He will participate in the con- tests at the Frontier days. McGon- agill was at one time champion roper of the world
 On Motor Tour
 The Misses Gladys Skilling, of Riverside, Calf, and Rita Berg strom, of Alhambra, Calif., have re- turned to the coast, after a short l'stay in Prescott. The two young women are making a motor tour of the southwest.
 Returns from North H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott National forest, last night arrived in Prescott from Crown King, where for the past several Jays he has been engaged in checking up on the recent forest fire in the Crown King district. Dewey Merchant
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Stanton are in Prescott, planning to remain ill the city for day or two while MT. Stanton, proprietor of a store at, Dewey, transacts business. Expected Today
 R. E. Donovan, clerk of the Yava- pal county board of supervisors, isl expected to return to Prescott today from Los Angeles, where he has been passing a vacation of three weeks. For Frontier Days
 Mrs. C. A. Oldham, and the Misses Lorena and Edith Valencia, all of Bakersfield, Calif., yesterday arrived in Prescott, planning to remain here during the Frontier day contests. Mining Men Here
 K. P. Corson, mining man of Seattle. who has been living in this county for some time past, yeSter- day came to Prescott from Pine Flat, where he plans to take over a mining property. He was accom- panied by C. Williams. Venezia Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Williams yes terday arrived from their home in Venezia, where Mir Williams ope- rates the War Eagle mine in the Turkey Creek district. They plan to pass a day or two visiting and transacting business in Prescott. Engineer Here
 Frank Gillelen, junior partner in the firm of Olmsted & Gillelen, Los Angeles engineers engaged as con sulting engineers on the Yavapai county highway construction pro gram, yesterday arrived i'll Prescott to confer with the county highway commission.
 Leave for Florence Sheriff Warren c. Davis, accom- panied by Undersheriff Charley Bowers, of Maricopa county, brother of Undersheriff Ed Bowers, of Yava- pal, yesterday left the city for the state penitentiary, taking in custody Nichan Martin, re-sentenced to hang for the murder of Arthur De Ste under.
 Here for Inquest
 MT. and Mrs. Shearer, residents of Crown King, yesterday arrived in Prescott, to be present at the con tinuation of the inquest being held by the coroner's just being held up on the body found near Blind Indian creek last Friday. Mrs. Shearer IS the sister of Walter Steinbrook, whose body is thought to have been found to Blind Indian creek. New Whipple Bus
 The Proscott-Whipple stage line, of which John Stills is proprietor, yesterday received a new Rec bus. The body of the new car IS a spec ially built affair, and will accommo- date Is passengers. The bus will be put into service on the company's route after } o'clock this afternoon. With it in use, this stage line plans to give increased service to its Whip pie patrons.
 From Thursdays Dailv)
 From Humboldt
 ]. Link Smith, of Humboldt, was