Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-13
Jerome Commissioners

w dSHSAJ llNiiiDNlS Oh 'H~ ONAi4'C highway commission, drove over
 from Jerome yesterday with County
 Engineer Joseph Mccarthy to attend
 the commissions regular meeting.
 Like Yavapai
 Because they thought that the scenic attractions of Prescott and
 vicinity were well worth another
 days viewing, Mir and Mrs. R. L. White extended their stay here 24 hours. They will leave for their home in Los Angeles today. Sells Two Cars
 R. S. Jones, local Nash dealer, this week completed two sales to local people, a Nash six touring car to
 Sam Mover of the City Fish Market, and a Nash roadster to 'Dr. Ed Stephens of Fort Whipple.
 Tourists Leave
 After passing the greater part Of a week here viewing the scenic at fractions of Prescott and the entire county, Frank Gaylord and his sister, Ruth, left yesterday for Phoenix and other valley points. They will make an extensive tour of the west before returning to their home in Omaha, Neb.
 Have Eastern Guest
 Coming in yesterday from their ranch at Camp Wood, E. M. An drews, Sr., and E. M. Andrews, IT,, spent the afternoon here, visiting with Prescott friends. R. L. C1auss, who is spending some time at the Andrews ranch as their guest came with them. Gauss home is in the east.
 Goes to Jerome
 John McNally, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. McNally of this city, will leave for Jerome today, where he will take charge of the Connor hotel until after the holidays, managing the hostelry in the absence. of D. D. Murphy, who is leaving for the east to visit relatives during the Christ mas season.
 Locates Claim
 John Revello, mining man of the Crown King district, has located a lode mining claim in the Bradshaws, the Paris" He mailed his notice of location to the county recorders office yesterday.
 To Ash Fork
 Ed A. Wolfe, state engineer, who was in town conferring with the county highway commission yester- day, and Major w. w. Midgley, chairman of the board of supervisors, left for Ash Fork last night, making tke trip by automobile. Poultrynan Here
 Coming in from his Skull Valley ranch yesterday, Dr. J. E. Cutler spent the afternoon here buying sup plies and attending to other business. Dr. Cutler retired from active prac tice in the east few years ago and came to Skull Valley, where he has developed one of tine most modern and productive poultry plants in the state. Make Home on Coast
 Leaving recently for California, Mrs. Paul Peabody will join her hus- band, who went to the coast some time ago. They intend to make their home in California in the future. Peabody was employed here as an  From Humboldt
 George Cain drove over from Humboldt yesterday afternoon and will remain here for a day or so at tending to business and buying sup plies.
 Talks at Wlnslow
 E. S. Clark, formerly of Prescott, but now resident of Phoenix, pass ed through this city Monday night on his way home from. Winslow, where he delivered the principal ad- dress at the Elks' memorial services Sunday afternoon. Has Eyes Tested
 Passing through Prescott yester- day on his way to Phoenix, where he will have his eyes treated by a | specialist, Judge A. T. Lee of Hum bolt stopped for a brief business visit. No Stock Damage
 Stock in the vicinity of Walker is in good shape in spite of the recent storm, and other conditions are sat isfactory, according to Dave Berry, cattleman from the district who was in Prescott yesterday attending to business matters. Hotel Gets Mules
 Representative of the E. Miller company passed through Prescott yesterday with F head of mules