Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-18

lservice office here.
 IStock Business
 1 L. M. Perrin, IT,, and B. L. Laven
 der were in Prescott for a shor Iwhile yesterday, en route from Will Iliams to Congress Junction, on busi mess.
 Return from North
 Highway Commissioners R. F
 Moore, Ben Ward, Art Gage and ( lP. Mullen, with County Engineer Joseph Mccarthy, yesterday returned
 from an inspection trip over tho Prescott-Ash Fork route.
 Goes to Congress
 Chas A. Burton, state senator yesterday left Prescott for Congress. Junction, where he will be for day or two on business. Senator Burton drove to Prescott from his home al Ash Fork Tuesday night.
 Expected Soon
 A. w. Davis, president of the Will iiamson Valley Farms company, whc recently returned to Phoenix from the east, called there by the critical illness of his son, is expected to be l in Prescott the latter part of this week.
 Jerome Visitors
 NIT. and Mrs. Lewis Douglas, of Jerome, were here yesterday, en route to Los Angeles, for which city they embarked in the afternoon. From Los Angeles they will go to Salt Lake City and to Butte, Mont, where Mir. Douglas is to inspect cop per properties.
 Called to Washington Colonel Robert H. Stanley, com manding Whipple Barracks, has been called to Washington to attend a public health service conference, ac- cording to word received here yes terday from San Francisco, where Colonel Stanley was attending a con- ference of the U. s. Veterans Blu reau. Major I. D. Loewy, of Fort Whipple, has gone to San Francisco to take Colonel Stanley's place at that conference.
 From the Project
 mt oE the Prescott Farms school, was here yesterday, coming in on business. Aultrnan Visitors
 Mir and Mrs A. c. Dickson, resi- dents of Aultman, yesterday were shopping and visiting in this city. Goes to Tucson
 Dixon Fagerberg yesterday after noon went to Tucson, where he will remain for few days on business. Returns from North
 Undersheriff Joe Furst late yester- day afternoon returned from Ash Fork. bringing down four prisoners. From Lonesome Valley
 MrA and Mrs. Jack Stanton, resi- dents of the Lonesome valley section, were among visitors to this city yes terday.
 Returns to Kirkland
 L. J. Haselfeld, we'll known merch- ant of. Kirkland, has returned to that city after passing Friday ill Prescott on business.
 From Burnt Ranch
 Frank Weston, a rancher from the Burnt Ranch country, was i'll Pres colt yesterday, coming in on short business trip. Goes to Verde
 A. N. Jones, secretary of the high way commission, yesterday went to the Verde valley, where he will pass the weekend. From Lynch Creek Miss Sharlot Hall, writer and for mer state historian of Arizona, was here yesterday from her ranch home in Lynch creek. Jerome Attorneys
 Perry NJ. Ling and Norman F. Wykoff, attorneys of Jerome, drove over to this city yesterday to tran sact legal business. From Little Chino
 L. L. Bates, well known rancher of the Little Chino country, passed yesterday in this city, coming in to transact business. Is III
 T. E. Shaw, of the o. w. Bruch- man company, is confined to his home for several days with a slight attack of the grippe Mrs. Campbell to Phoenix
 Mrs. Daniel c. Campbell left for Phoenix yesterday to be the house guest of Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell for a month. Jerome Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. F. P. Mcdonald drove to Prescott Friday from their home in Jerome, passing the day shopping and visiting friends Rancher Here
 Dell Higgins, well known rancher from the Camp Verde country, pass ed yesterday in Prescott, coming in for short stay on business. Verde Rancher
 H. w. Thatcher, rancher of Camp Verde, yesterday was transacting business and greeting his friends in this city. He arrived here Friday. Camp Verde Visitor
 C. C. Galloway, rancher of Camp Verde and an officer of the Camp Verde State bank, was here yester- day for a brief stay on business. Comes from Phoenix