Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-13
City News In Brief
FIom Wednesdays DaryJ

J~AOAAS &ANeNAAANy
 Perry Ling, prominent Jerome at torney, passed yesterday with frienGs in this city.
 On Legal Business
 C. C. Norton will go to Jerome and Cottonwood today on legal busi- ness.
 Here Shopping
 Sara Ochoa, whose home is at Puntenney, came down yesterday and will remain for brief visit. Go to Valley
 After a business trip of short du- ration in Prescott, Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Dull left yesterday for their home in Phoenix.
 From the Capitol
 C. J. Murdick drove up from Phoe- nix yesterday to transact business in this city.
 Here on Business
 Coming up from his home in Phoenix yesterday, w. C. Bartholo- mew will remain in this city for day or so looking after business matters.
 From Blackberry
 Wm. L. Kayser of Blackberry was among arrivals in town yesterday. He will spend a short time here greeting local friends and transacting business.
 Visit Parents
 Gordon Clark returned from Phoe- nix yesterday where he enjoyed few days visit at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs E. S. Clark. Dewey Road Bad
 The road from Dewey to this city is still in bad condition, due to the recent storm, according to L. N. Wombacher, who drove over it yes terday from his mining properties in the Cherry district. Here from North
 L. s. Williams came down from the mountain town of the same name yesterday, and will be in the city for several days.
 From the Valley
 J. w. Pierce and F. c. Johnston, both of Phoenix, were among ar rivals from the Salt River valley yes terday. They are here on business. Here from Junction
 Driving up from Congress Junction yesterday, Mark Mugsby, rancher of that district, will be in town for a day or two.
 From Ventura
 Charles Donohow, mining man from the vicinity of Ventura, passed yesterday afternoon here looking after business affairs and buying sup plies
 Walker Visitor
 John T. Keegan of Walker was among those arriving in town yes terday to pass few days at the county. seat.
 Back from Trip
 Undersheriff John Dial returned Monday night from Albuquerque, to which place he went in connection with the arrest of Thomas W. Burge, who was later released. Here on Business
 O. A. Paisley of Mesa is passing a few days in the city on business. He arrived Monday and registered at the Brinkmeyer hotel. Jerome Attorney
 Senator C. H. Rutherford, well known attorney of Jerome, came over to Prescott yesterday, as coun- sel in a case on trial in the superior court.
 Returns to South
 R. w. Bullard, merchant of Con- gress Junction, returned there Mon day night, after a pleasant visit over the weekend in Prescott. Willow Creek Visitor
 After spending the day in Prescott greeting local friends and buying supplies, Minor Bishop returned to his ranch at Willow Creek last night Buys Ranch Supplies
 Carl Rees drove in yesterday and spent the afternoon here buying sup plies for his ranch which is in the Jerome Junction district. Rodent Director Here
 D. A. Gilchrist, head of the rodent pest extermination department of the biological survey for Arizona, is here for a short time onl officia business. He arrived from Phoenix yesterday.
 From Hillside
 C. P. Mullen, member of the coun- ty highway commission, and senior member of the Mullen & Schultz cattle outfit of Hillside, was in the city yesterday to attend the regular meeting of the commission. Visits Parents