Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-12
member of the Mayer Humboldt

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 Goes to Wilcox
 Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Bradshaw have gone to Willcox, where Mir. Brad , shaw has opened rich gold prop
 erty. A well known mining engi-
 neer, Mir. Bradshaw is also interested
 in properties at Crown King.
 Returns to North
 Mrs. Charles w. McLane, daugh-
 ter of MT. and Mrs Robert McMur-
 chic and daughter-in-1aw of MT. and
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. McLane, yester-
 day returned to Kingman after visit of couple of weeks in Prescott.
 From Big Chino
 A. E. King, prominent cattleman of the King Brothers outfit in the Big Chino, is among stockmen attending the joint convention of the cattle and wool growers associations here.
 From the Coast
 Leslie S. Mckay of Hollywood, Calif, arrived in Prescott yesterday for a visit of several days in this city. N. L. Conger, business man of San Francisco, is also among visitors here.
 Goes to Jerome Jacob Wavrunek of Norton, Eek ert & Wavrunek, today is going to Jerome to open a branch office of the firm in that city. MT. Wavru- l nek will have charge of the Jerome office.
 Attend Show
 Mrs. w. K. Allen and her children, accompanied by Mrs. M. A. Allen, who are visiting friends in Jerome Junction, drove in yesterday to at tend the Frontier days show. The Aliens home is in Glendale.
 Leaves for East
 George Donner, well known mining man of the Crown King district, yes terday left for the east on business connected with his properties in that district, after stay of a couple of days in Prescott to see the Frontier show.
 Cattlenan Here w. J. Kingsbury of Tempe and his son, William Kingsbury, are in the city to attend the convention of the Arizona Cattle Gorwers' associa- ton. After sojourning few days at the Arizona Cattle company's ranch, they were in town for the stockmen's meeting yesterday morn ing, and in the afternoon went to Iron Springs to visit friends. Visit at Groom Creek
 Mrs Marie Vance Ryland and her daughter, Rosemary, are passing the week in a vacation visit at Groom Creek. Goes to Jerome
 Bill Fitzgerald, a candidate for the democratic nomination for sheriff ] plans to go 10 Jerome tomorrow to meet voters in that part of the county.
 Visits Daughter Here 1SS
 Mrs. J. s. Sullivan, formerly a resident of this city but now living in Phoenix, is here on visit of two ( weeks with her daughter, Helen. From Phoenix
 Lon L. Harmon and ]. C. Evans, ( both of Phoenix, were among the ( crowds of visitors at the windup of a the Frontier days show yesterday. [ MT. Harmon, mayor of Phoenix and 1 a prominent cattleman, is also attend ' ing the convention. From Flagstaff
 Among Flagstaff visitors at the last day of the Frontier days were MT. and Mrs. R. E. Perkins. MT. Perkins, a prominent stockman, is \ attending the cattle growers associa- ton convention here Sheep Growers Here
 John Nelson, Fred C. Purcell and | c. IT. Wilbur, sheep growers of T Heber, are here from Navajo county T to attend the wool growers conven- ton. From the South
 Among catt1emen from the south " ern part of the state who are attend ;, ing the stockmen's convention here r are F. E. Schneider of Phoenix and ' F. P. Moore of Douglas. From Crown King
 William, Hugh and Robert Nelson, all of Crown King, are among wis 4 itors attending the Frontier days V celebration. Phoenix Guest
 Mrs. Harry Kay of Phoenix is visiting in the city during Frontier week as the house-guest of Dr. and C Mrs. R. J. Roper. \ From the East F
 Miss Anna Mullen and her nephew, Edward Haney of Chicago, are in ]