Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22

Representative Elect
 Lewis Douglas, recently elected
 representative from the fourth dis trict, was in the city yesterday greet ing friends. His home is in Jerome Huron Rancher
 Walter w. Lytzen, who has a
 ranch in the vicinity of Huron, was
 in Prescott yesterday on legal busi-
 ness.
 Ash Creek Cattemam
 Fred Genung, a prominent stock
 man from the vicinity of Ash creek, passed an hour or so in the city yes terday, greeting friends and transact ing business.
 From Camp Verde
 Wm. Wingfield, IT,, was in Pres colt yesterday on business. He is engaged in the merchandising busi- ness at Camp Verde.
 At Congress Junction
 Ed Block of Blocks clothing store, and his son, Gary Block, drove to Congress Junction yesterday, where they expected to bag some quail. They will return this afternoon.
 Here from Venezia
 J. B. Tomlinson and T. E. Gil more of Venezia are in Prescott on business and are staying at the Con gress hotel They have mining in terests at the camp.
 From Fair Oaks William Roberts was among busi- ness arrivals in Prescott yesterday, coming in from his ranch at Fair Oaks. ?
 Flagstaff Visitors H. o. Thompson and Wm. A. Campbell, both of Flagstaff, are greeting friends in the city. They are staying at the St. Michael. is at Camp Verde.
 Phoenix Visitor
 H. T. Judson of Phoenix is in the city calling on his customers. He represents a plumbing supply house. He is registered at the Head hotel. Automobile Trip
 Mrs. L. Poquette, Joe Poquette, and Simon Poquette arrived in this city yesterday. They are travelling overland from their home in Will liams.
 Business in Mayer
 Sam Houston, city salesman for the Walter Hill Produce company, left yesterday by automobile for Mayer, where he will spend day or so on business for the company. Transferred Here
 H. Hutchinson, who has been with the Santa Fe at Jerome for some time, has been transferred to this ] point. He arrived yesterday to take up his new duties. To Visit Brother
 Vim. Henderson rode in yesterday ! from his ranch on Indian creek, and passed an hour or so here visiting with friends. He left in the after noon for Mayer where he will visit his brother for a week. On Motor Trip
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Lincoln of Phoenix are in town for a day or so on business. Lincoln represents the Hamilton-Brown Shoe company in Arizona and is covering his terri |, tory this time by automobile. They report a very enjoyable trip. To Lower Altitude
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Olzer left yesterday for Phoenix by automobile, going by way of the Black Canyon road. Mrs. O1zer has been suffering with a nervous breakdown for some time, and the trip to the valley was in the hope that a lower altitude would prove beneficial. ( On Land Deal }
 MT. and Mrs. Asa Bozarth were among those who arrived in Prescott yesterday by automobile. They have l ranch near Simmons, and are un- ' ierstood to be here on business con- lected with land deal of consider lble size. r Former Resident Ill
 Word was received by George H. Davis yesterday that his brother, P. i L. Davis, is critically i'll at his home t Il Morristown, Pa. P. L. Davis is | ormer resident of Prescott, having made his home heer on two sepa- ate occasions. f
 From SarurGay's Daily) Returns from North .. Edward Smith, who has been in T 71aue+,ff for 2 connie of days on -