Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26
City NeeOs In Brief
CFrom Wednesoay's Dany)

Claud Q. Eckel, mlnlng man ot Huron, was visitor in the city on business yesterday.
 On County Business
 (. F. Gentry, county assessor, yes terday went over to Camp Verde on assessments of property. Humboldt Rancher
 w. L. Bell. rancher of Humboldt, was among those who came i'll to the city yesterday to transact busi- ness.
 Kirkland Rancher
 Marvin Piper, well known raHcher of Kirkland, passed yesterday in the city coming in for a short stay on business.
 Returns from South
 Onas H. Jett assistant secretary of the chamber of commerce, has re- turned after a stay of several days in Phoenix. Kirkland Visitor
 Mrs. R L. Forbes, resident of Kirkland, drove to Prescott yester- day, coming in to shopp and visit friends in the city.
 Flagstaff Banker
 NJ. l. Powers, banker Of Flagstaff, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness with R. N. Fredericks, president of the Prescott State bank. Go to Camp Wood
 Paul H. Roberts, district forest grazing inspector, and Robert Munro, assistant supervisor of the Prescott National forest, yesterday went to the Camp Wood district of the for est, to make grazing inspections there and in the Walnut Creek dis trict
 Maricopa Senator
 Charles PiShon, representative from Maricopa county, was in the city yesterday on a brief visit on busi- ness.
 Gets Cars Out
 Louis Gray, proprietor of Gray's Taxi, now has four cars on his stand at the Central drug store, polished up for the spring trade.
 Returns from Coast
 George Nilsson, of Anderson, Gale & Nilsson, yesterday afternoon re- turned from California, where he has been recently on legal business. Cattleman Here
 William Heath, well known cattle man of the Verde country, passed yesterday in the city, coming in to transact business and greet his Pres colt friends. Jerome Visitor MT. and Mrs. Peter Gordon drove over to Prescott yesterday to shop, visit and transact business. Gordon is proprietor of clothing store at the Billion Dollar camp. Kirby-H Hoffman Rudolph Kirby of Dayton, Ohio, and Mary Hoffman of Dewey, Okla. were married here yesterday by Jus tice of the Peace Charles H. Me Lane. They will make their home in Parks, Coconino county. Prison Guard Tom Marks, formerly deputy sher- if in this county and now prison guard at the state penitentiary at 1n, night with Robert Fuller in custody Fuller will be retired on a statutory charge. Goes to Phoenix Roy H. Kemper, claim adjuster for the local Santa Fe, has gone to Phoenix on business. He will return ill day or so. Here on Business R. Nj. Evans, of St. Louis, is here representing a hosiery manufacturer of that city, calling at the Bashford- BurmiSter store.
 Power Operator
 George Allen drove over yesterday on DuSlHcSS lOIl JcIOHlS. Allcn Is employed by the Arizona Power company at their station at Hope well.
 Goes to Tucson
 Dr. E. Lee Howard yesterday afternoon went to Tucson, where he will attend the Arizona state conven- ton of the Christian Endeavor society.
 Returns from North
 F. w. Aver, night ticket agent at the local Santa Fe offices, yesterday afternoon returned from Flagstaff, where he has been passing his vaca- ton.
 Surveys Claims
 R. L. Merritt has gone to the southern part of the state, where he is surveying mining claims west of Phoenix. He will be away for sev- eral days.