Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-11
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yesterday after short visit in Pres colt.
 From the Verde
 De Los Harbison, rancher of the Verde, is passing a day or two in town on business.
 Mayer Visitors
 Robert Burmister and Grover Les sard were in town yesterday, com ing in from their ranches near Mayer.
 Back from South
 Councilman A. w. Davis, president of the Williamson Valley Farms company, has returned from a short business trip to Phoenix. Phoenix Visitor
 Mrs. A. E. Sisson of Phoenix is assing the week with friends in Prescott.
 In on Business
 J. D. Funk of Mayer was among visitors in the city yesterday. A. H. Roesner of Hillside was also here on business.
 From the South
 Wallace C. Lane and N. E. Sutton of Phoenix were in Prescott on busi-1 ness yesterday. Lane is manager of the l. w. Lorentzen company. Goes to Phoenix
 |. s. Marshal Tom Sparkes yester- day returned to Phoenix, concluding visit of six weeks in Prescott. Go to South
 NJ. w. Talbot of Albuquerque, in charge of forest grazing studies on the southwestern district, and Rob ert Munro, assistant Prescott forest supervisor, plan to leave today for the Cave Creek district of the forest on an inspection trip. To Visit Mine
 Interested with D. A. Seaman in a mining property near Venezia, Dr. M. D. Jennings of St. Louis has ar rived to visit the property. To Skull Valley
 Forest Supervisor H. B. Wales to- day will leave for the Skull Valley district of the forest, on an inspec- ton trip.
 Leaves Town
 Dan Lewis, who is operating mining property on Turkey creek, left town yesterday after a stay of several days on business. He will return the latter part of this week. In on Business
 MT. and Mrs. Aubrey Gist came to town yesterday to transact busi- ness. MT. Gist is a stockman of Skull Valley.
 Eastern Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. T. II. Hayes of Menominee, Mich, have arrived for short visit in Prescott. In from Mine
 J. C. Turner, of Chicago, who is here on mining business, was ill town yesterday, having come in from his mine at Lynx Creek. Goes for Prisoner
 Deputy Sheriff Roland Mosher yes terday drove over to Jerome and re- turned with prisoner who was lock ed up in the county jail. Returns from Coast
 Mrs. B. C. Smith of Jerome has returned from an extended visit with relatives ill Long Beach, Calf. To Conduct Service
 Rev. Alfred w. Nichols, rector of St. Luke's, will conduct services Sun day evening at the Episcopal church in Clarkdale.
 Visits in South
 Mrs. w. w. Griffith of Jerome has gone to Louisiana and Mississippi, where she will visit relatives of her self and Mir. Griffith. From the East
 Mrs E. B. Davies and Mrs. A. M. IluSllGS, DUH Ol NlllNstS'-y ildNN CT rived from the east and will be here for about two months. Is Cattle Inspector
 John Munds of Cottonwood has been appointed cattle inspector for the Verde district, succeeding Fred Hawkins, who has moved. Munds was inducted into his new position by Ed w. Stephens, secretary of the livestock sanitary board, who is in the Verde district
 CIarkdale Gets Deer
 So far Clarkdale has fared better than Jerome in the matter of deer Three have been brought i'll, one by Linn Derrick, and two were secured by Stanley Cameron and a party. At Rochester
 Mrs. John Taylor of Ciarkdale has gone to Rochester, Minn., where she will be under the observation of the Mayo Brothers for an illness said to