Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-04

William NJ. Owen, clerk of the superior court of Kent county, East Greenwich, Rhode Island, is in Pres colt for a few days on business.
 From Grown King
 1 F. B. Garrett, vocational ranger
 from Crown King, is in Prescott,
 coming in on business concerning his !vocational training.
 From Williamson Valley
 Orville Bozarth well known cattle
 man from the Williamson valley dis
 trict, was in Prescott yesterday, look
 ing after business for the ranch.
 From Mint Valley
 MT. and Mrs. Stringield and their son were in Prescott yesterday from their ranch in Mint valley, visiting friends and transacting business here. From East
 George E. Bailey, representing amusement concerns of East Green wich, Rhode Island, is in Prescott for short business visit.
 New School Building
 Jack Arnold, resident of the Skull Valley district, was in Prescott yes terday, coming to transact business here
 From Skull Valley
 John J. Jackson, rancher from Skull Valley, motored up to Prescott yesterday, coming up from the val ley on business.
 From Walnut Grove
 J.. N. Piper and son, Marvin, ranchers of Walnut Grove, were in Prescott yesterday, looking after business in this city.
 From Copper Basin
 Johnny Jackson, mining man of Copper Basin, was in Prescott yes- terday on business. Phoenix Attorney Here
 Judge Thomas w. Nealon of Phoe- nix, was in Prescott yesterday on legal business.
 Goes to Kirkland
 Miss Helen Chapman yesterday af- terpoon went to Kirkland, where she will remain during the holidays as the guest of Miss Edna Ritter. s To Yeager Canyon
 George Moore returned to Yeager Canyon yesterday, after having pass ed the holidays in this city. Moore is a ranger from Yeager Canyon. Goes to Phoenix
 Hugh Morrison, state examiner, who has been in Prescott for the holidays with his brother, Hon. Rob- ert E. Morrison. yesterday returned to Phoenix
 From Camp Wood
 Harry Knight, prominent cattle grower of Camp Wood, is passing he holidays in Prescott. Knight is waiting for the roads to improve be- ore returning to the ranch. Ii From Skull Valley tt
 Dr. c. w. Cutler and family, of If Skull Valley, were in Prescott yes erday. Doctor Cutler is building a I inc new home in. Skull Valley, of Fl ufa stone. tt from Groom Greek &f ; IT
 H. Cannon, vocational ranger from te he Groom Creek station, is in Pres Is ott for few days, coming in on J business connected with the forest ervice. ii Ranger in Prescott If
 J. H. Warren, vocational ranger 1 rom Yeager Canyon, is in Prescott i or few days, making himself fa- \ niliar with office procedure in the I; crest service office.
 rom City Ranch p
 Ernest Weston. rancher from the C ,ity ranch, was in Prescott yester- a lay, attending to business matters. u Ie returned to the ranch later in the .il ay. p rom Peoples. Valley a
 Dan Genung, well known resident a f Peoples valley, was a visitor in Prescott yesterday, with Mrs. Ge- T ung and the family. They passed he day visiting friends and transact lg business. lsh Fork Visitor r
 Winchester DickersoH, we'll known 1erchant of Ash Fork, and one of F he five men who took Earl Winton, :, JOS Angeles desperado, into custody u ear Ash Fork "Wednesday afternoon, 'as a visitor in this city yesterday.
 Rrom Fridays Daily) rom California F J. E. Langworthy is in Prescott pr few days on business, coming \ -om his home in California. fl rom Kirkland E