Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-02

V. A. l-dllS, WHO Was III lHC Clly from his winter headquarters in the Slate Creek district reports the feed coming in good on his winter range He says it is the best he has ever seen, but that it needs more rain tc keep it going. The last storm did q lot of good to the ranges. Lang is completing drift fence in order tc give his range added protection. Returns from Phoenix
 David H. Biles, of the Biies- Lockhart Clothing company. has re- turned from Phoenix, where he went the other day on business. He brought back with him word that he has ordered a full line of the latest Hart Schaffner & Marx styles for spring and summer, and that will soon be on display at the store Returns to Work
 Fireman Holloway today will re- turn to work taking the place oi Fireman Paul on the switch engine Bumped
 Fireman McGrew, who has been firing on No 2 with Engineer Iarn- ney, has bumped H. Crosse on No. } with Engineer Allen. Goes to Clarkdale
 NJ. E. Jones yesterday morning 1 left Prescott for Glendale, where he bid in on the position of check clerk 1 Jones was working at the local freight office.
 On Number Three 1 Brakeman A. J. Johnson yester- day relieved Brakeman Priest, work ing with Conductor McArdle on No. 1 }. Conductor Priest will be absent for several trips.
 i Slackness
 The position Of night cellarpacker will be suspended on account of the prevailing slackncss in business, It was announced yesterday. This move will change the other shifts. Committeeman Here
 w. P. Hasset yesterday came to Prescott from Ash Fork to attend the safety first" meeting held here last night. Hasset is a member ot the safety first committee.
 To Be Married
 I. A. Brosius, operator at Del Rio, vesterday passed through Prescott en route to Los Angeles, where he will be married. P. Leon is reliev- ing him at Del Rio until his return, To Wickenburg
 Steve Spear, car inspector at the local yards, has left for Wicken- burg, where he will spend few days with relatives. His place IS being taken until his return by J. w. Flowers.
 Returns to Offices
 Clifford Franks, who some time ago was affected by the cut at the local freight office, has returned to the office, where he is now working as wavbill clerk During his ab- sence from the Santa Fe. Franks has been working at the Owl Drug and Candy company.
 To Skull Valley
 w. w. Henderson has been as signed the position of third trick operator at Skull Valley, it was learned yesterday. This position was recently vacated and has since been up for bids.
 Joins Sick List
 Brakeman K. L. Cobb yesterday was confined to his home on ac- count of sickness. His place on Conductor A. C. Hays pool car is being taken in his absence by Brakeman J. Greenlee.
 Is Much Improved
 Water Serviceman Chittenden, who for some time has been at the Mercy hospital, yesterday was re- ported to be rapidly improving. He was able to be up for a short while yesterday, and expects 10 be out or the hospital in a short time. Birth of a Boy
 Word was received here yesterday of the birth to MT. and Mrs. ]. R. Russell, at their home in Florence on February 10th, of a handsome son. Mrs. Russell IS the daughter of Mrs. o. A. Budd, of this city. Returns to Jerome
 Paul Peabody, who for the past several months has ben a resident of this city, is leaving for Jerome, where he will take position with the United Verde. Perbody is q former resident of the Copper City. Route Agent Here
 C. T. Smith, route agent for the American Express company, is spending a day or two ill Prescott from hls Phoenix headquarters, for the purpose of auditing the accounts of the local office.
 From Swansea
 Judge J. Johnson, pioneer resident of Swansea, was a visitor to the city yesterday on business. It will be remembered that it was Judge John son who located the Swansea mine, in 1880, later disposing of it to other parties.
 Returns from Jerome
 After a week spent in Jerome as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Linning ton D. Crossman, Miss Susan K. Crossman has returned to her home i'll this city.
 Near East Representative
 K. K. Turbeville, representative O. the Near East relief, who conducted the successful drive for the Near East here recently, yesterday return ed to Prescott after some time spent in Jerome, Clarkdale, Cottonwood and Clemenccau, where he has re peated his success. He wishes to call attention of local people to the fact that contributions for the Near East relief are still acceptable, and that old clothing may be placed in