Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-22
(From Wednesdays Dai1yl Hillside Visitors

ing q visit of several days in Pres colt. Their home is in Hillside Mining Engineer
 ]. J. Mcdonald, mining engineer of Crown King, IS in Prescott, plan ming to remain until next Tuesday. Mayer Visitor ]. F. Glennon, Mayer mining man, is passing several days in the city on business.
 From McCabe c. II. Hammer, resident of McCabe, is passing a few days in Prescott. Phoenix Visitor
 Mrs. Nj. R. Bishop is among vis- itors in Prescott from the capital Comes from Ranch
 Charles Puntenney, rancher Of Puntenney, is visiting in the city. Returns to East 1 John Mavencamp, of Ward Seven at Whipple Barracks, last night re- turned to ris home in Minnesota. Walker Visitor
 s. B. Sheraton, mining man of Walker, is passing several days in the city on business. Attends Hearing
 F. s. Viele has gone to Phoenix to attend the hearing of the Colorado river commission
 Returns from South
 Jerry Sullivan has returned from q visit in the south, inspecting stock wintering on the desert. From Kingman
 Olelia Chacone, resident of King man, arrived in Prescott on Tuesday, and will be here for few days. Jerome Visitor
 A. w. Lofstedt is passing several days in the city, coming from Je- rome.
 From Clarkdale
 C. L. Pierce, resident of Clarkdale, is passing several days in Prescott on business.
 From the East
 P. Matthewson, of Chicago, is passing several days in this city on business
 Eastern Visitor
 Helen Williams arrived ill the city late Tuesday from Cleveland, Ohio. She is registered at the Head hotel. Winslow Visitor
 Ray V. Sherrill. of Winslow, is among business visitors in Prescott, arriving late Tuesday. From the Capital
 L. A. Eastburn, P C. Williams, w. E. Davis, and R. F. Leland, all of Phoenix, are registered at the Head hotel.
 Here for Visit
 Miss Lyda Kuykendall is passing few days in the city, shopping and visiting. Her home is at the P & E. Junction. Goes to Phoenix
 Attorney George Nilsson, of An derson, Gale & Nilsson, is attending the hearing on the Colorado river power and reclamation project. Come from Phoenix
 Among visitors in Prescott arriving yesterday from Phoenix were H. N Rollins, IT,, Mrs. William Fielder Mrs. E. Dutton, and Mrs. A. A. Hill From Camp Wood
 Ray Hill came in 10 Prescott yes terday from Camp Wood, where he is engaged in cattle raising. He passed the day here on business. Goes to Wickenburg
 A. L. Lovelady, foreman of the Prescott Frontier days, is planning to attend the Wild West rodeo at Wickenburg Friday and Saturday. Reported III
 A report reached Prescott yester- day that Ed Mahurin, well known rancher of Cottonwood, is very i'll at his home there From Walker District
 John Harland, mining man of the Walker district, was in the city yes terday on business. Harland says he expects to see considerable increase in mining activity in that district be- fore the end of the year. From St. Louis
 J. T. Wright, of St. Louis, who has been travelling through this terri tory for a firm of that city for about 20 years, is here on business with the Bashford-Burmister company. Goes to North
 F. L. Nichols, internal revenue agent, yesterday closed the local of- flee, and is going to the towns in the northern part of the state. Returns from South
 F. C. Brown, of Martindell, Horne & Company, returned Tuesday from the southern part of the state, where |