Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-02

nlX OH company, IS passing lew returned from trip to Humboldt with Ben Ward, manager of the Up ton Oil company.
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 Ranch Business
 J. NJ. Nea of Hillside is in the city for a few days to transact business. In on Business
 Mir. and Mrs. Tad Mullen of Ton to basin passed yesterday in Prescott on business.
 Clemenceau Visitor
 George w. Prince, superintendent of the United Verle Extension smell ter at Clemenceau, was visitor here yesterday on business.
 Mining Man Here
 J. J. Jackson, mining man of Skull Valley, is in the city to transact business and visit friends. He will be here over the weekend. Return Today
 MT. and Mrs. C. T. Mullen of Skull Valley, who have been spend ing the last couple days in Prescott, plan to return to their home today. Here Over Sunday
 A. R. Headley and Clarence Corn wall are passing Sunday in Prescott, having driven in from Hillside. Billy Simon Here
 Billy Simon is passing the week end with friends in Prescott, coming in from the ranch of the Hayes Cattle company in Peoples valley. From Groom Creek c. C. Mackin of Groom Creek is passing the weekend with friends in Prescott, having come down from his mining camp yesterday.
 Back from Bisbee
 C. E. Gentry, county assessor, and Eric Lindhult, deputy assessor, have returned from Bisbee, where they at tended the Arizona state tax confer ence. From Tempe
 w. J. Van Spankeren of Tempe, | who has been in the city recently with his family, is planning to leave for his home tomorrow. Return to Phoenix
 Mir and Mrs Irby Henderson, who have been visiting in the northern part of the state and for the past week at Pine Dells, are returning to- day to Phoenix, where Mr. Tender son is in the grocery business. Return to Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Cobb and fam fly, who are here from their ranch home in the Salt River valley, are returning to Phoenix today. Goes to Coast
 Harry Andre, brother of Al Andre of Crown King, yesterday returned to his home in Los Angeles after visit at the Andre property in the Bradshaws.
 Mesa Visitor
 C. C. Brown of Mesa is passing part of the summer in Prescott, en- toying the cool weather of this city. MT. Brown is night captain of the Mesa police force, Cattlenan Here
 MT. and Mrs. R. w. Forbes drove to the city on business yesterday from their home in Kirkland Mr. | Forbes is manager of the Hayes Cattle company there. Returns from Coast
 Ray Hodge, ex-service man of this city, has returned from Los Angeles, where he has been since last Feb ruary. Hodge spent the winter at Sawtelle. Is Goes to Clarkdale i
 Justice of the Peace Charles H. S McLane, a candidate for the demo- l cratic nomination for sheriff, yester- day went to Jerome and Clarkdale in I the interests of his campaign. + To Locate Here 1 Pitlin Woodside, who has been C with his family in the } Groom Creek district, plans to locate ' in Prescott if housing conditions are I favorable. He is at present looking for a house. Mir. Woodside is t pleased with the climate of this city, t. and with the public school system, t which he declares is one of the best c he has seen in a long while. \ Called by Death
 George Nilsson, who learned yes b terday of the death of his father, il Abel Nilsson, "A, at Chicago, leaves u today for the east. is Working Mine K Jack Hayes, superintendent of the Big Dome silver mine in the Walker II district, drove to Prescott yesterday. a He says the Walker district is dry tc IS a bone and that the residents are D