Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-12
City NeeUs Tn Brief
tFrom Wednesdays Daily

Richard Kingdom returned Tuesday from Jerome, where he has been for the past several days on business. Back From Kirkland
 Knute Swanson yesterday returned from Kirkland, where he has been for the past several days.
 Leaves for South
 Miss Ruth Dille, who has been visiting in Prescott for the past sev- eral days, is planning to return to Phoenix today.
 From Groom Creek
 Thomas J. Laird, we'll known min ing mar of the Groom Creek section, was visitor here yesterday on busi ness.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 Mrs. J. L. Deming arrived late Tuesday from Clarkdale for a visit of few days here on business. She is registered at the Congress hotel. Location Notices
 LOCdllOI lOlICS Ou lllllllilS Nldiilo continue to be filed at the recorders office Eight more were filed yes terday, and ten filed Tuesday. Goes to Jerome
 Frank Alleman, office engineer for the highway commission, was in Je- rome yesterday on official business, going over the Cottonwood-Sedona road.
 Visits Friends Here
 Mrs. Eli Alfred, resident of Mayer, is in Prescott, planning to remain here for several days visit with friends.
 Railroad Official
 Fred L. Perkins of the Santa Fe railroad offices at San Bernardino, is in Prescott for several days, on busi- ness at the focal office.
 From Turkey Creek
 Ben Schurman and Dan Lewis, | mining men of the Turkey Creek country, were transacting business in Prescott yesterday, arriving here Tuesday. Humboldt Visitors
 William Larremore and Jess Cook were visitors here yesterday, driving over from their homes in Humboldt to transact business and greet their Prescott friends.
 Bags His Deer
 Dr. E. C. Scale of Ft. Whipple is among the early-season hunters who have produced the goods He bagged a creditable deer in the Walnut Creek country.
 Returns From Coast
 Jack Swann' of the Arizona Power company's Mayer station, has return ed from California, where he has been passing his vacation during the last two weeks.
 Visit Daughter Here
 Dr. and Mrs. C. w. Chamberlin of Granger, Wash, have arrived in Pres colt to remain during the winter with their daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Pickerill. From Canon
 w. Jeff Martin, well known resi- dent of Canon, was transacting busi- ness and greeting friends in Prescott yesterday. He returned to his home last night.
 Here on Business
 Charles Shower is passing several days on business, coming from Phoe- nix, where he represents an import ing firm of the coast. Returns From Coast Guy C. Bricker, who is now in charge of the dry-goods department of the Bashford-Burmister store, has returned from a business visit to Los Angeles and Phoenix. From Kingman
 United States Deputy Fred Weage arrived here from Kingman late yes terday afternoon, bringing down two prisoners to appear before the fed eral district court Ii Returns From Phoenix il J. A. Jaeger, assistant. division en- gineer of the Albuquerque division of the Santa Fe railroad, has return ed from Phoenix, where he has been for the past two days on business. Goes to Stoddard George Johnson has left for the Arizona Binghampton camp at Stod- dard, planning to remain there for several days on business for the com pany, of which he is superintendent. Chief Deputy
 Paddy Keohane is acting as chief deputy in the county recorders of flee, during the absence of Chief Deputy Frank Bauer, it has been an- nounced by Recorder E. A. McSwig- gin.
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