Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01
City NeUs Tn Brief
From Wednesdays Daily)

yesterday came to this city on busi ness, from their homes in Puntenney Humboldt Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. G. NJ. Colvocoresse were visitors in Prescott Monday coming in 10 see the Four Horse men of the Apocalypse.
 From Blue Bell
 Mrs. J. E. Garber and her childrer were in Prescott yesterday iron their home at the Blue Bell mine They come to the city on Monday. How About Postoffice?
 Have you written to your con. gressional delegation in regard to the matter of an adequate federal build ing for Prescott?
 From the Coast
 w. R. McGhee, q resident of Sar Diego, was among arrivals in Pres colt yesterday He is registered al the Prescott hotel
 Winslcw Visitor
 w. Terry, of Winslow, was among visitors here yesterday, passing the day transacting business and greet ing friends in Prescott - Mayer Visitor
 Burrill Wright, rancher and cattle man Of Mayer, is among visitors in the city. He drove in from his ranch on Monday.
 Verde Visitor
 F. C. Allen was in the city yester- day from his home in the Verde val ley, where he is engaged in ranching. He drove over Monday. Winslow Visitor
 Ray V. Sherill, who is in the en- ploy of the Santa Fe at Winslow. is passing several days visiting in Pres colt.
 Ranger Here
 Fred Halwerth, who is stationed at the Cedar Glade ranger station, was among visitors in this city yes terday.
 Returns from Coast
 George w. Nilsson. of Anderson, Gale & Nilsson, has returned from California, where he was called on a brief business visit. Jerome Deputy
 Charles Sauer, deputy sheriff for the Jerome precinct, came over to Prescott yesterday on official busi- ness.
 Here on Business
 E. E. Thurston, manager of the Blaney Land & Cattle company of the Verde valley, is among business visitors in Prescott. Mayer Deputy
 Thomas E. Thompson, deputy sheriff of Nhe Mayer precinct, is passing several days in this city. He arrived on Monday. Banker Here
 R. w. Wingfield, president of the Camp Verde State bank, is among visitors in this city, coming in on business.
 Goes to St Louis
 William Kalvis, an ex-service man who has made. Prescott his home for the past several months, is leaving for St. Louis, where he will visit his people for three weeks. Rancher Here
 . A. ]. Dickson of Fair Oaks was among visitors ill Prescott yesterday, coming in on business with the for est service office. Dickinson is en- gagged in ranching. Return to Verde
 William, Ed and James Wingfield, ranchers and merchant of the Verde valley, yesterday returned to their homes, after a day in Prescott on business.
 Denver Mining Men
 F. A. Horgan and F. R. Mosk, mining men of Denver, Colo, are visiting in this city, and during their stay here will inspect several mining properties in the vicinity. From Williams
 Mir. and Mrs. C. Conway, of Will liams, are passing several days on a visit in Prescott. Conway is em- ployed with the Santa Fe at Will liams. Returns to South
 Hess Seaman, brother of Dan Sea man, has returned to Phoenix, where he is engaged in law practice. He passed several days here visiting his mother, Mrs. Minnie Seaman. Go to Burnblebee
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Price, who arrived here Monday from Pueblo, Colo, yesterday, went to Bumblebee, planning to visit there for several weeks.
 Return to Winslow
 Making a visit to the Spring Valley townsite, B. L. Keith, Winslow rep resentative of the company, with J.