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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22
From Sundays Daily) From Horseshoe Ranch

From HorSeShoe Ranch
 Tom Wagner, foreman of tn Horseshoe ranch, was greeting friends in the city yesterday.
 Mining Engineer
 A. B. Colwell of Jerome was tran sacting business in Prescott yester day. He is a mining engineer. Goes to JegOme
 Joseph H. Morgan yesterday wen to Jerome to attend a meeting O the directors of the Jerome-Bisbet Copper company.
 Camp Verde Cattleman
 William Heath, cattleman from the Camp Verde territory, was bushes: visitor in town yesterday. Club Manager III
 Harry Byrnes, popular manager oi the Yavapai club, is at Mercy hos pital, suffering with an attack oi grippe.
 Attending Game
 Don Bell was in Prescott yesterday from Camp Verde, where he has a ranch. While here he transacted busi- ness and attended the football game. Phoenix Visitor
 Mrs. A. Nearhoff was in the city yesterday from her home in Phoenix. From Phoenix
 w. s. Bledsoe of Phoenix was among business arrivals in Prescott yesterday. From Phoenix
 C. A.. Morris of Phoenix was among business arrivals in the city yester- day.
 Visiting Friends
 Myrtle Perry is spending a few days in the city visiting friends. Her home is in Jerome. Skull Valley Visitor
 Aubrey Gist was in from his home in Skull Valley for a short time yes terday. From the Coast
 Don Ebersole and Willis Kent were among Los Angeles business visitors registered at local hotels yes terday. From Lime Mills
 J. T. Sheffield, who is with the lime mills at Puntenney, was in Prescott on business trip yesterday. Clarkdale Visitor
 J. M. Emmais, Clarkdale mining man, was in town yesterday on a brief business trip. From Jerome
 E. J. Flummerfelt of Jerome was greeting friends in this city yester- day. He is associated with the Je- rome Union stage line. Theater Proprietor
 Harry Wilson, who is the pro Drietor of the movie theater at Ash Fork, was a business visitor yester- lay. Turkey Creek Rancher
 Frank Munkittrick, rancher from Turkey Creek, passed few hours in he city yesterday greeting friends. From Santa Ana
 s. C. Cherry of Santa Ana, Calif., s registered at local hotel. Visitor
 Dr. E. C. Gilpin of Winslow was n the city yesterday, coming over with the Winslow team. l
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22
(From Saturdays DailD eturns from North

Returns from North
 Edward Smith, who has been in Flagstaff for a couple of days on mining business, returned yesterday. Goes to Jerome
 Ed Van Doorn, who is in charge of paving here for Warren Brothers company, went to Jerome yesterday. Clarkdale Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. R. K./ Duffy were recent visitors in the city from Clarkdale. They returned to their home yesterday.
 From Shelter City
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Colvocoresses were in the city Thursday for the minstrel show, returning to Hum boldt by automobile yesterday. Making Hcme Here
 MT. and Mrs. George Reed of Phoenix recently arrived in Prescott and will make their home here until the summer at least, at 2O4 North Mccormick. Mir. Reed is a retired Baptist minister.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22
Demonstrators Here
(From Tuesdays Daily)

(From Tuesdays Daily)
 On Jury Duty
 Robert Allen, a prominent cattle man from the Agua Fria, arrived in Prescott yesterday, having been sum moned in the jury venire.
 From Mayer
 "Uncle Johnny" Toey of Mayer was among arrivals in the city yes terday. He was called in for jury duty.
 From Other States
 J. H. Keller and F. J. Richter were among business visitors from other states registered at Prescott hotels yesterday
 From Skull Valley
 C. P. Mullen and his son, C. P, IT,, are passing a short time here on business. They are Skull Valley cattlemen.
 Upton Oil Head George B. Upton, head of the Up- ton Oil company, with headquarters at Wickenburg, is in the city on business.
 Skull Valley Rancher
 Clarence Jackson, rancher from Skull Valley, spent yesterday in the city transacting business. Attorney Returns
 Joseph H. Morgan returned Sun day from Jerome where he went to attend a directors meeting of the Je- rome-Bisbee Copper company. Goes to Phoenix
 Miss Ursula Carter is spending a week in Phoenix visiting her friend, Miss Jacqueline Wilson. She is the daugster of Mir. and Mrs. Grant Car ter, and sister of Harvey R. Carter of the Samuel Hill Hardware com pany. From Prescott Farms
 J. O. We1ch of the Prescott Farms was in town yesterday, greeting friends and transacting business. Supervisor-Elect
 L. J. Haselfeld was in the city yes terday on a brief business trip, re- turning to his home in Kirkland in Family
 C. D. Rynearson and family drove over from Kirkland yesterday for .ew hours of shopping, returning in he afternoon. Sells Potatoes
 C. Carroll is here to dispose of six of fine Flagstaff potatoes to ocal retailers He is a commission merchant with headquarters at Flag taff Returns from East
 w. s. Case recently returned from trip to his home in the east, and Intends to remain at his South Mt. Vernon street home until after the olidays.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22

E. A. McSwiggin, county recorder, went to Phoenix on the afternoon train yesterday. He will be gone for several days on important mat ters.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22
Birth of a Boy
CFrom Thursgay-s Dailv)

From ThursSay's Dailv) Tombstone Visitor
 A. C. Lockwood of Tombstone i business visitor in the city.
 From Crown King
 Nelba Elmer of Crown King i. spending a few days in the city. Sht is registered at the Prescott hotel. Walnut Creek Rancher
 E. T. Eckel was in the city yester. day and Tuesday on business. He i' ranching at Walnut Creek.
 Parker Visitor
 Kenneth Graydon of Parker was among business arrivals in town yes terday.
 Los Angeles Visitor
 H. s. Derrick of Los Angeles is making a brief business visit in Prescott.
 From the DellS
 John Bianconi came in yesterday from the Dells to transact little business in town.
 Visiting With Friends
 Mrs. L. A. Burgess of Fl Paso ar rived in the city yesterday for few days visit with friends. She is stay irg at the Congress hotel. Admitted to Post
 c. Oploy, who recently arrived here from Phoenix has been admit ted to Fort Whipple as a patient. From Old Mexico
 R. Vlammathynghe is a recent ar rival in Prescott. He comes from Palomar, Mexico, where he has min ing interests.
 Visiting at Del Rio
 Mrs. Mary Cummins and her daughter are visiting at the home of ]. K. Miller, city engineer at the Del Rio pumping plant. They are from Evansville, Ind. From the North
 MT. and Mrs. P. o. Reitan have arrived in town on a tour through several of the western states. Their home is in Minneapolis, Minn. From Skull Valley
 Oscar LaswelI was greeting friends in Prescott yesterday. He drove in from his ranch at Skull Valley to pass the day in town. From Kingman
 s. P. Hall is in the city for few days from his home at Kingman, where he is engaged ill mining. While here he is visiting his brother, Lon D. Hall, of this city. On Legal Affairs
 Lee Wombacher, who is prominent in mining affairs in the Cherry Creek district, is spending few days in Prescott on legal business. Banker III
 J. N. Hall, assistant cashier of the Bank of Arizona, has been confined to his home since the latter part of last week, by illness. He is reported to be gradually improving. Motors to Kirkland
 L. C. Derrick motored to Kirkland the first of the week, where he spent a short time transacting business. From the East
 H. w. Schuler arrived in the city yesterday from Burlington, Ind, and will remain for day or so on busi- ness. He is registered at the St. Michael. Mining Men Here
 Francis H. Clark of Groom Creek, and Ed Pentland and Joe Mayer of Mayer were in Prescott yesterday as business visitors. All three are prom inent mining men and are understood to be interested in a new venture. From Congress Junction
 Mrs. J. L. Coleman is staying in Prescott for few days, having come up from her ranch near Congress Junction Tuesday. Leaves for East
 Victor Rand left yesterday for Kansas City, Mo-, where he will re- main for two or three weeks visiting with friends and transacting business. He has been engaged in mining pro- motion while here. Examiner Goes South
 P. w. O'Sullivan left yesterday for Phoenix where he will remain for several days examining classes at the state bar examination, which is to be held at the capital the lat ter part of this week.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22

Jerome Visitor
 A. E. Weidman of Jerome was among business arrivals in Prescott yesterday.
 From the South
 R. H. Williams of Tucson arrived in Prescott yesterday and will remain for short time on business.
 From Clarkdale
 Meade Cranda1i was an arrival here yesterday from ClarEdale. He is mining man.
 On Shopping Trip
 Mrs. Wayne Thornburg and chil- ren of Kirkland drove in for few hours of shopping yesterday.
 Going to Coast i w. w. Moe and his family expect to leave for the coast within a few days, to be gone for a month or more.
 Santa Fe Men i s. J. Hatswell of San Bernardino, and John Spain of Barstow were visitors in Prescott yesterday. Both are employees of the Santa Fe. Skull Valley Cattleman
 C. P. Mullen and his sons, T. C. and J. K Mullen, were in Prescott for a few hours yesterday. Mullen IS head of the Mullen & Schultz | Cattle company.
 Returns from East
 Doctor Riley Shrum was in Pres colt yesterday on his way to his home in Jerome. He has been away for several mnths, taking charge of Ia large sanitarium in Chicago. Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs. William Larson returned yes terday from Phoenix, where she has been visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley, for the past week. Cashier Back
 James N. Hall, who has been con fined to his home for several days, due to an attack of grippe, has again returned to his duties as assistant cashier at the Bank of Arizona. Attorney Returns
 P. w. O'Sullivan returned yester- day from Phoenix where he went as member of the examining board at the recent state bar examination. A large class was examined, including four applicants from Prescott. Organizing Troop
 Andy Groenink, scout executive for the Yavapai district council, made a trip to Humboldt and Mayer yester- day for the purpose of assisting in the organization of new troop there.
 Demonstrators Here
 C. C. Borer, Mrs. M. E. Cappuc- cilli, Mrs. Stancampiano Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Robertson, Miss Coronado, Miss Burns and Mrs. Schlagter are in the city in the in terests of Lytona baking powder. They propose to demonstrate its merits to the public by a house to house canvass, as well as in retail stores. The party is in charge Of MT. Borer and Mrs. Cappuccilli.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22
1 South on Business

South on Business R. o. Barrett, manager of the
 Prescott Title company, left yester-
 day for Phoenix to be gone until the
 first of the week on business.
 Recorder in Phoenix
 E. A. McSwiggin, county recorder went to Phoenix on the afternoon train yesterday. He will be gone for several days on important mat ters.
 Here for Weeks Visit
 Mrs. c. Van Tilborg and children are visiting with friends in Prescott. They will remain for a week. Van Tilborg is manager of one of the large mines at Crown King.
 Returns from Phoenix
 McCord Harrison, who has been in this vicinity for some time, returned yesterday from a brief business trip to Phoenix. His home is in Dallas, Texas.
 From Valley Town
 H. (. Legg, E. A. Wolf, H. D.. Healey, and A. H. Parker were among arrivals in the city yesterday from Phoenix. They are here on business.
 Visits in Camps Leonard Johnson of Phoenix, who has been in this vicinity for some time in the interest of various maga- zines, returned yesterday from a business trip to Jerome and other camps.
 Greeting Friends
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Lincoln of Phoenix arrived in Prescott yester- day. They will visit with friends for day or two.
 On Mining Business
 Edward Smith of Hamilton & Smith, owners of the Josepha mine, left yesterday for Flagstaff where he will remain for several days on i'm portant mining business. Credit Man Here
 A. R. Hartmann, representative of the United Creditors association of Los Angeles, was in Prescott yester- day to see local business men con cerning the possibility of establishing credit association in this city. Gets Many Birds
 Jack Shull of the Biles-Lockhart Clothing company, returned Tuesday from Congress Junction where he spent several days hunting. He says. the road from Peoples valley to Kirkland is like a pavement" and also reports a good bag of birds l6 ducks and the limit on quail. To Visit Sister
 Mrs. Clyde Bennett, head clerk of the Timerhoff Drug company, left yesterday afternoon for Phoenix and Tucson. She will be gone for week or ten days, most of which will be spent visiting her sister, Miss Jim" Jackson, who is a student at the state university Return from Canyon
 Howe A. Williams of Phoenix and | Percy Gray of San Francisco were in Prescott yesterday after few days visit at the Grand canyon. Mir Will liams was formerly engaged in news paper work in Philadelphia, and is a friend of MT. Gray, who has been painting desert scenes for some time past. Gray turned out some excel lent canvases while at the canyon.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22
Miners Scarce

MlneTS SCdrCe
 Tony B. Gasparetz, who is in tho hotel business at Jerome, was 1T Prescott yesterday on business Mechanical trouble with his automo, bile on the way here, necessi. tated his machine being lowed for several miles. He says that there is a scarcity of miners at the camp. Drives to Coast
 Walter Moe of Mayer recently purchased one of the new 1923 Chev- rolet sedans from the Hamilton X Jones agency here. He plans to drive to California soon, where he will spend the winter visiting rela- tives and frieqds. MT. Moe was at one time proprietor of the steam laundry at Mayer.
 Birth of Boy
 The birth of a son to Mir. and Mrs. Ralph A. Young of Phoenix occurred yesterday. Mrs. Young for merly was Miss Mary A. Fitzgerald, daughter of Mrs NJ. Fitzgerald of 502 South Cortez street and sister of Deputy Sheriff Bill Fitzgerald. The boy weighs eight pounds and he and his mother are doing well.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22

been in the east for some time, at tending the famous Mayo Brothers institute.
 Representative Elect
 Lewis Douglas, recently elected representative from the fourth dis trict, was in the city yesterday greet ing friends. His home is in Jerome. Huron Rancher Walter w. Lytzen, who has a ranch in the vicinity of Huron, was in Prescott yesterday on legal busi- mess
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22
From Skull Valley

|
 J. V. Dickson, cattleman of Skull Valley, returned to his home yester. day. He came in to attend the Ro. tarians' minstrel show, and also tc sell some hay.
 From Humboldt
 MT. and Mrs. o. F. Jansen oi Humboldt drove back to the Smelter city yesterday after spending a day 1 here shopping and attending the min strel show
 ! Jerome Attorney
 MT. and Mrs. Perry Ling were among those who drove over from Jerome in order to see the minstrel show. Ling is a well known at torney.
 Occupies New Home Joe Crates of the Head Lumber company yesterday moved into a new home which he has just completed in Miller valley. The house is neat bungalow of modern construction and is located on the Hinman tract. Leaves for Springs
 T. c. Norris yesterday left for Castle Hot Springs, where he will look over flood repair work being done there preparatory to opening for the winter season.
 Paving Engineer
 Earl Parker of Phoenix is a busi- ness visitor in Prescott Parker was the engineer who was in charge of grading for the paving recently com pleted here. He expected to return to Phoenix today.
 Lose Valuable Fur
 Mrs: L. Poquette, Mrs. Joe Po- quette and Simon Poquette left yes terday by automobile for Wickenburg where they will make their home this winter. While on their way from Jerome to Prescott Thursday one of the women had the misfortune to lose a valuable fox fur somewhere on the road short distance from the camp. Former Resident Here
 George Tisdale was resident of Prescott a number ofF years ago, came up from his home in Phoenix yesterday and spent the day here on business. At the time of his former residence here, he was superintendent of the bridge and building depart ment of the old Santa Fe Phoenix & Prescott line. To Perkinsville
 w. Curtis Miller yesterday left for Perkinsville, where he will visit for a few days as the guest of NJ. A. Perkins and family.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22
Ash Creek CattlemalI

Fred Genung, a prominent stock man from the vicinity of Ash creek, passed an hour or so in the city yes terday, greeting friends and transact ing business.
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LEONORE NEWS

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New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

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New Britain herald., 1922-11-01
Money Loa,netl

Do you. need money7 The Beneficial Loan
 Society was established to enable worthy
 persons to borrow money In sums not ex- !. ceeding $500, for all legitimate purposes,
 at fair and lawful charges upon an squit- s able, self-respecting basis. Only security necessary Is your furniture. etc., used in
 housekeeping without removal. or note signed by one responsible person. Service is quick, courteous. private. and complete
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New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

STOVE PIPE of the best grade in IA. l-3 and full lengths. Our prices are the low est in the city. City Hardware Co.,. 49 East Main St. Phone 2650.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

CLARK'S--Auto washing. Slmonixing. Start- ing, Ignition done by experts. Succeed- ing Fucker Electric Co. Rear 23S Main street. Tel. 1344.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

Keep Warm While Driving This Weather The People Who Ride In Open During Fall Winter Months Will Appreciate Racfe Bros Offer Under Heading Merchandise At the Stoe CHASE ROBES AT 10% CASH DISCOUNT READ THE WANT ADS.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

CHARLANp's AUTO SERVICE STATION Storage. Repairs. Supplies Cars washed by day or night. D. J. Charland. Prop. New headquarters at 432 Main St. When In trouble just phone 1544.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01
EMPLOYMENT
,Help-sfen Wanted

HeIp-Nfen Wanted fl CABINET MAKER for furniture work. Must be frst-class man. Apply Mir. Day, rear 153 Arch St. CARPENTER wanted. Apply 23S Oak St. from to o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01
suburban For Sale

SIX room cottage. city water, electric lights, furnace heat fruit and a garage. Less than st, 600 buys it. Il. N. Lockwood. Real Estate and Ins.. City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

TWO family house with extra building lots garage. furnace heat fireplace. hard wood floors and trim. Price very reason- able. Cash required s1soo. H. J. Foiren. I4o Main St. Tel. i7so. HOUSES FOR SALE--3 family, good iocs- tion, near center low price. We have some 1-2-S family houses at pre-war prices. A. Danielson Co, l31 Main street. Telephone S73-4.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

NO. GLEN ST, 27 x 2g-4 rooms all modern Improvements Inquire at 8: Greenwood St.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINEs OF INSUR- ANCE. SERVICE AND sATIEFACTION LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST. NENTs. INSURANCN DEPARTMENT. THE COMMERCIAL TRUST co. PHONE IFS,
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

PLEASANT ST, so--Furnished large front room and bedroom with heat, suitable for two or three adults with or without light nf
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

The Hawaiian Islands number 20, though some of them are very small
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

BATTERIES-when in trouble and in need of good batteries or skilled service see us first. Edw. Zack at the City Service Sta ton. Hartford Ave, at Stanley St.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

PARLOR sTovES--Guaranteed the best fuel savers. s12.50 and higher. B. Berson, hO3 Main
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

TWO family house. all Improvements on
 trolley line. Bargain If taken at once.
 Cunningham & skinner. Neri Block. Plain . vile
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE . speciality. Service unusual. Call on the phone, ws do the rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main Ut. NEW ENGLAND s1utuav life Insurance Co.,, s7 Milk St., Boston. Massachusetts
 P. Crona, Agent. l7s Main street. New Britain. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-01
ROOMS. BOARD AND HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

EAST MAIN ST. s0s--Furnished room for gentleman. steam heat. central Tsle- phone ls35.