Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-20
Goes to Fight

| a lU-round bout tonlght
 Contractor Here
 A. w. Daniels, Phoenix contractor,
 has arrived from the capital to attend
 to some business in Prescott.
 Transferred South
 Vocational Forest Ranger Sims
 has been transferred from the Skull ! Valley district of the Prescott forest,
 to assist Ranger Thompson this win
 ter, it was announced at the first
 service office yesterday.
 Returns from Coast
 Spencer B. Harwick of Young's Meat Market has returned from southern California, where he passed his vacation.
 To Visit Mine
 John C. Turner of Pasadena has arrived from southern California to visit a mining property of his near Lynx creek.
 To Soldiers Home
 Marian Duke has gone to Los An geles, planning to enter the Soldiers Home at Sawtelle.
 Goes to Del Rio
 County Agricultural Agent C. U. Piclrell yesterday drove up to Del Rio, making the trip on business for his office
 Attend Funeral
 James Douglas, president of the United Verde Extension Mining com pany, and George Kingdom, general of the company, were in Prescott yesterday to attend the funeral services for the late Charles Shull
 Expected Xmas
 Leslie Derrick, who has been i'll in Los Angeles with scarlet fever, is expected to be able to return to Prescott in time for Christmas, ac- cording to word received here. Humboldt Visitors
 James and c. w. Williams were in the city yesterday on business, having driven in the previous night from their home at Humboldt. Back from Camp
 Richard Kingdom has returned to he city for a few days from the Swastika mine, where he and Andor Syversson recently began mining operations.
 Grazing Better
 H. L. Gray, sheep raiser of Phoe- lix, who was in the city yesterday, eports that recent rains have great y benefited the desert ranges. Here on Visit
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Martin passed in the city on business and o visit friends, having driven ill rom their home at Clarkdale. from the South
 Mrs. C. E. Howard is among isitors ill the city from Phoenix, ar wing from the capital Thursday light.
 foes to Coast
 Gordon Clark has gone to Los An eles, planning to remain in the outhern California city for some ime
 sealtor Here
 Lyman w. Peters, real estate y ealer of Phoenix, is passing several V avs in Prescott on business. 5 ices to Phoenix
 Ranger Canon of the Prescott for st service, assistant un the Prescott II istrict to Ranger J. C. McNelty, | as gone to Phoenix for his vacation. | Iere on Business
 Kenneth Condon and Tom Rich Il rdson are passing a day or two in .' le city on business. They arrived D Wednesday from Ash Fork. h In Mine Business
 Coming up from Phoenix, Fred |
 Elliott of the Feather River Cop te CT company is passing few days in T rescott and vicinity on business for lis company. IS rom the Dam h MT. and Mrs. S. P. Gillis have b' riven in from Banning creek for a U w days stay in tlsc city. Gillis is le contractor who is constructing g le new city dam and reservoir at o' anning creek. co .ere on Visit y O. I. Tawney, well known cattle K an of Hurley creek, is passing w days on a visit in Prescott co oming in from his home at Geo. M llo, he plans to remain in the city re ltil tomorrow. VI alled by Illness M Jesse C. Silver has been called to by the illness of his M ther. He left for the east Thurs 10 " night III rom Winslow SC