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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
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Goes to Coast
 A. B. Peach has gone to Los An geles for a short stay on business. Returns from South
 Mrs. L. B. Morshead has returned from Phoenix, where she passed the weekend on short visit. Mining Man Here
 Deacon" Skinner, well known mining man of the Pocahontas, drove in from Mayer on business yester- day
 Mining Business
 A. B. Cranor was in the city for short while yesterday, en route from Phoenix to Jerome, where he went on mining business. Phoenix Visitor
 s. F. Dean, Phoenix business man, arrived from the south yesterday, coming up by motor. He is here on business. From the Coast
 Among visitors in the city from California, is George B. Reby, who arrived yesterday by motor from Oakland. From Perkinsville
 M A. Perkins drove in to Prescott yesterday from the Perkins ranch at Perkinsville, passing the day on business. Back
 Onas H. Jett, assistant secretary of the chamber of commerce, who has been in Phoenix, was expected to arrive in Prescott last night by motor. Miss Helen Ward has been assisting Secretary Grace NJ. Sparkes at the office during the assistant sec retary's absence.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19

In the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona
 Carlota Merritt, Plaintiff, versus The Unknown Heirs oi R. C. Pow CTS, Deceased.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona. The State Of Arizona Sends Greetings to The Unknown Heirs of R. C. Powers, Deceased
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above-named plaintiff i'll the Superior Court oi Yavapai County, State of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk cf this Court at Prescott in said County Ca copy of which com plaint accompanies this Summons), within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service), after the service up- on you of this Summons, If served in this County; in all other cases thirty days, after the service of this Sum- mons upon you (excusive of the day of service).
 And you are hereby notified, that ii you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, plain tiff will take judgment by default against you and judgment for costs and disbursements in this behalf ex- pended.
 Given under my hand and seal of said Court, at Prescott, this 27th day of March, A. D., 1922
 (SeaD. J. C. WOODS, Clerk. By MABEL LAWRENCE, Deputy
 Z. o. Brown, Attorney for Plaintiff.
 5t-W. First pub. March %, l922).
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
(From Saturdays Daily)

Paving Engineer
 Herbert J. Mann, engineer with the paving forces from Phoenix, is ill the city.
 Clenenceau Visitor
 w. E. Woodruff, bee-raiser of Clemenceau, was in this city yester- day to transact business. Goes to Ranch
 Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter yes terday went out to the Carter ranch near Kirkland, where he will remain until tomorrow. Visiting Schools
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county su- perintendent of schools, yesterday left the city on a visiting trip to sev- eral of the nearby schools. Helmer-Shannon
 Harry Helmer and Frances Shan non, both of Cottonwood, were mar ried yesterday by Justice of the Peace Charles H. McLane. They will make their home in Cottonwood. Chandler Visitor
 Grover S. Neal, of Chandler, ar rived in the city from the south yes terday, coming in the interest of property he has in Prescott. Returns to Camp
 Sheppard Hiscox, in charge Of state work on the Jerome short-line, yesterday returned to the camp at Granite Dells after visit of a day or two in the city. Business Visitors
 J. P. Walters and J. J. Shaw, of San Francisco, and J. E. Wilkie and
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
 State of Arizona.
To Whom It May Concern:

l : O w HUH II May NOllNGll NOTICE is hereby given that the State of Arizona, under the provis- ions of the Act of Congress, approved June 20, 1910, (3O Stats, 557) has filed in this office its School Indem- nifty Land Selection, applying to se- lect, as indemnity, the lands described as follows:
 List No. 4OO2-Serial No. O5333O:- In T. II N, R. w., N14NEA; 'NEHNWH; Lot 1; SEA Section 7.
 List No. 4OO3-Serial No. 053331:- In T. II N, R. 4 w., NEH; EH- NWH; Lot Section 30
 List No 4004-Serial No. 053332:- In T. II N., R. w., N13NEH; SEANEA Section IS. SEASW54 Section 19.
 List No. 4OO5-Serial No. O53333:- In T. Il N, R. w., S14NEA; N14SEA Section F. SEASEH Section 25.
 (G. & s. R. B. & M)
 During the five weeks period of publication of this notice, or any time thereafter, and before final ap- proval and certification, this office will receive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, March IA, 1922.
 JOHN R. TOWLES, Register.
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver.
 Date of first pub. March 29, 1922.
 Date of last pub. April 20, 1922.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19

Nome to Town
 Miss Helen E. Barclay, who ha:
 been living near the city, has moved into town and is staying at the Head hotel.
 Washington Visitor
 Mrs. Cecelia Hill has arrived from Washington for a visit with her daughter and son-in-law MT. and Mrs. John Renee.
 For Weekend
 Mrs. Nora Conlogue drove in yes terday from Jerome Junction, where she teaches school, and will be in the city during the weekend.
 Humboldt Visitor Driving i'll from Humboldt. Miss Harriet l. Wells, county school teacher at that place, is passing the Easter weekend in this city.
 Dewey Ranchers
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Genung came in yesterday to shop and visit in Prescott. Their home is near Dewey, where they are engaged in ranching. Returns from South Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter has returned from visit to the Garter ranch and to the southern part of the county, where he went on official business.
 Visits Family Among teachers in the city from out of town for the Easter holidays IS Miss Anna McEachren, who will be here during the weekend with her family.
 On Mining Business
 c. w. Coates and his attorney, Captain A L. Goodwin, are among arrivals i'll the city, coming from New York on mining business with Otho R. Hill.
 Returns to East
 Miss Ann K. Berrum, who has been visiting in Prescott for the past several weeks, has returned to her home at La Crosse, Wise. She plans to return here later. From Big Chino
 Mir and Mrs. Charles King and their brother, Tom King, drove to Prescott on a weekend business trip yesterday from the King Brothers ranch in the Big Chino. On Road Business
 Joe Mccarthy, county engineer, came over from Jerome yesterday and will be in the city until tomor- row, when he will go out to look over some of the roads. From Skull Valley
 Miss Vada Springfield drove in to the city yesterday from Skull Valley, where she teaches at the county school, and will pass the Easter holi- days with her family here. Kirkland Teacher
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence C. Crose drove ill yesterday from Kirkland, where Mrs. Crose teaches at the county school They passed the day shopping and greeting friends. Return. from South
 Hal Waller has returned from q stay of some time at Phoenix, and will make his home in Prescott again. Accompanying him is his friend, William Schwerdfeder. Returns to East
 Mrs. Ida Price Towne, who has been in this city for some months past, last night left for her home in Springfield, Mo. Visits in Clarkdale
 Mrs. D. w. Humphreys yesterday | went to Clarkdale, taking with her her young son, David, and is visiting there during the weekend. Hendershot Here
 Eddie Hendershot, who was contestant in bulldogging and bron- ,ho busting at the 1921 Frontier days contests here, is among those who nave arrived with Tom Mix.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
CFrom Fridays Dally)

EIOIl I IluiS OetllSJ Aultrnan Visitors
 Coming in from Aultman yester- day, Mrs. John Ralston, Mrs. Godak and James Ralston were visitors in the city.
 Confined to Home
 F. H. Latimer, of the shoe depart ment of the Bashford- -Burmister com pany. is confined at home because of illness.
 Cooperative Business
 c. C. Keith, manager of the Selig- man and Flagstaff stores of the Pa cific Cooperative League, is here on business with the local cooperative store.
 Returns from North
 Superior Judge Richard Lamson yesterday returned from Flagstaff, where he has been for the past two weeks. He presided at the Coconino superior court during the absence of Superior Judge Jones of that county.
 Seigman Visitors
 Arriving from the north, Joe Bouldin and c. w. Barnes, of Selig- man, are in the city on business. Mining Man Here
 C. C. Caspari was in the city yes terday, coming in from the Davis mine, which he is operating under bond and lease. Here on Business
 H. NJ. White and P. J. Tracy are in the city for short stay on busi- ness, arriving Wednesday afternoon from Ash Fork.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
Shopping Trip

was here shopping and visiting dur
 ing the day.
 Return to Mayer
 Mr. and Mrs. Logan Morris yes
 terday returned to their ranch near Mayer. after a short stay in Prescott
 on business.
 From Williamson J. w. Stewart drove in yesterday
 from his ranch home in the William
 son valley, and was transacting busi- ness in the city.
 County Affairs w. w. Midgley, chairman of the board Of supervisors, come in yes terday from his home on Oak creek, on county business.
 Visit Farms Site
 Arriving from Phoenix with R. NJ. Caldwell, Capital city representative .of the Williamson Valley Farms company ]. \. Harris and w. B. Christianscn yesterday drove out to the valley with A. w. Davis, presi- dent of the company, to look over the project.
 Here from Mayer
 Frank Wilson came in yesterday from Mayer passing the day on business in Prescott
 Visits Friends
 Coming from Crown King, Mrs Mary D. Bradley of that place is visiting in Prescott for the week. Back from Tempe
 w. E. Patterson, of the law firm of Norris & Norris, has returned from a visit to his home in Tempe Returns from Tucson Cattleman Here
 ]. ]. Karnes, a well known cattle man of St. Johns, Ariz., is in the ! city on business. He is looking for an opportunity to get into the cattle i business. From the Verde
 w. A. Gibson, well known resident | of the Verde, drove up from the valley yesterday, and passed the day business and greeting friends in Prescott. Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. Lila B. Morsehead, deputy in the office of the county recorder, yesterday went to Phoenix, where she will make short stay on busi- ness. Shelter Manager
 c. NJ. Colvocoresses, general man. ager of the Humboldt smelter which the Southwest Metals company plans to put into operation soon, was in the city yesterday on business. Back from South
 H. D. Aitken, of the Bashford- Burmister company, returned from Phoenix the fore part of the week. He was among those who attended .he Southwestern Coli association  Returns from Tucson
 Mrs. Mary Edmunson, mother oi Norris Dunphy, has returned from Tucson, where she has been staying turing the winter Frank Scully and lack Kceyan, who have been in Tue son at her home there, Keevan at ending the university, plan to re- urn to Prescott presently also. Mrs. is the house guest of Mrs. Julia Murphy, on North Mt. Vernon street. Trip to Farms
 C. U. Pickrell, county agricultural lgent yesterday made a short trip put to the Prescott Farms project, on farm business, returning last light
 Expected Today
 Mrs. Walter Larremore is expect d in Prescott today from her home rear Humboldt 10 visit her daugh- CT, Alleen Larremore, who IS at ending school in this city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
CFrom Thursdays Daily) Kirkland Visitor

NF1OAli I HNHNAaS 4(oilsJ Kirkland Visitor
 L. J. Haselfeld, resident of Kirk land, passed yesterday in the city on business.
 Go to Phoenix
 A. H. Favour and A. c. Baker, local attorneys, are in Phoenix on legal business. Mining Man Here
 A. J. Heath, mining man from the Bradshaws, is among visitors in the city from Crown King. Jerome Visitor
 Mrs. R. H. Thigpen, wife of the Jerome physician, was in the city yesterday, shopping and visiting. Returns from South
 Jerry Sullivan has returned from Phoenix, where he went two weeks ago to look after some business mat ters.
 Returns from South
 Lester Ruffner returned Tuesday night from Phoenix, where he made a short stay on business Monday and Tuesday
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
City NeUs
 Tn Brief
From Wednesdays Daily)

Cherry creek, was among visitors III the city yesterday.
 Rancher Visits
 Alex Lucey, rancher of the Hill side country, came in to the city yes terday for short visit.
 Goes to Jerome
 H. c. Fansler of this city has gone to Jerome to be there for the next two weeks on business. Kingman Visitor
 Roy B, Robinson, resident of King man, is making short visit in Pres colt, arriving yesterday on business. Theater Proprietor
 Harry Wilson, proprietor of the Ash Fork theater, came down to Prescott yesterday for short stay on business.
 Phoenix Assessor
 Harry Peirce, assessor for Mari copa county, arrived from Phoenix yesterday on short business trip to Prescott.
 Mining Man Here
 John J. Jackson drove ir to the city yesterday from his camp in the Copper Basin district, where he is engaged in mining.
 From the Coast
 MT. and Mrs. Harry T. Gray ar rived yesterday from Los Angeles, visiting in Prescott for a few days on their way to Phoenix. Mining Man Here
 w. A. Henderson, mining man from the Humbug district, yesterday came to Prescott transacting busi- ness and greeting friends here. From Bannie Mine
 Joe Algert and B. H. Gray arrived yesterday from the Bannie mine, where they have been for some time past. They are making short stay in the city for supplies Assessing Trip
 C. E. Gentry, Yavapal county as  sessor, has gone to the Verde valley, where he will work on county assess ments in Jerome, Clarkdale, Cotton wood, Clemcnceau and other Verde towns. Fagerberg Away Dixon Fagerberg is on the main line on business this week. Returns from South Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter has returned from Florence, where he took four prisoners. Returns from East Mrs. Laura Lamb has returned ! from Chicago, where she has visited ] relatives for the past few weeks. Returns to Valley
 George Young yesterday returned ! to the Verde valley, concluding short visit here on business. Mining Men Here
 A. w. Lowe, general manager of the Delta Mining company at Sena- tor, and John Gallagher of Groom Creek are transacting business in Phoenix
 Goes to Mexico
 A. L. Ferris yesterday left for Mexico to look over mining proper ties. Ferris for the past several years has been superintendent of the Yaeger Mining company. Expected Today
 Superior Judge Richard Lamson is expected to return to Prescott today from Flagstaff, where he has relieved Judge J. E. Jones of Coconino county during the past week Mayer Visitors
 Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Morris were visitors here yesterday from their home in Mayer, coming in for a short stay, and passing the day shop ping and transacting business. Rancher Visits
 MT. and Mrs. Logan w. Morris, of the Sycamore district, were wis itors in the city yesterday. Logan l and Perley Morris figured in first money at last years Frontier days contests.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19

| c. B. Webber of Phoenix, are among
 those in the city on commercial visits
 all arriving yesterday and registering
 at the. Head hotel
 School Teacher Miss Cora E. Phillips. one of the
 teachers at the Humboldt school,
 which is having its spring vacation
 this week, is in the city for the
 weekend. School will resume at
 Humboldt on Monday.
 Returns from Phoenix ! Mrs. K. ]. Phillips of Pine Crest ! has returned from Phoenix, where
 she passed the last two weeks as the guest of her sister. Mrs. George F.
 Shurtleff.
 Go to Springs l Walter Hopcraft yesterday after noon left the city with two automo- bile loads of supplies and visitors for the Verde Hot Springs of Ed Meek, which are now opened For Veterans Bureau
 Martin Shriver, formerly assistant secretary at the Whipple Red Cross, will have charge of the local office of the veterans bureau, and will ar rive soon to open the office
 To Bloody Basin
 J. H. Warren, rancher who has been working on the Groom Creek district of the Prescott forest, will soon go to the Bloody Basin district, where he will assist Ranger Walter Mickleson during sheep crossing. Here from Coast
 Mrs. Paul and Mrs. (. B. Linn have returned from Los Angeles, where they have been for the past year, and will be in the city for some time. They are both staying at the Linn hotel
 Supervisor Visits
 E. c. Miller, supervisor of the Coconino National forest and super visor of the Prescott forest in 1917 and IS, was here yesterday passing through the city from the lower end of the Coconino around Camp Verde to his headquarters at Flagstaff. Shopping Trip
 Mrs. R. w. Forbes drove in from Kirkland yesterday on a short shop ping trip, returning to her home in the afternoon with her daughter, Lil- lian, who is attending the Prescott High school Miss Forbes will re- main at the ranch during the week end.
 Returns to Phoenix
 [. s. Clark, senior member Of the law firm of Clark & Clark, who con- ducts the Phoenix business of the firm, yesterday afternoon returned to the capital after a short visit here to transact business and to confer with Neil (. Clark, manager Of the Pres colt office
 Visits Daughter
 Mrs. E. J. Pearson and her daugh- ter, Miss Della Pearson, are here from Winslow, coming to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ed Old | ham, who came in from Walnut | creek with Mir. Oldham, forest l ranger there, to meet them The l party returned to Walnut creek yes -erday evening.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
On Ranch Business

1 On Ranch Business Wayne Thornburg, manager of tn
 Three Links cattle outfit near Kirk
 land, was in the city yesterday o1
 business for the ranch.
 Flagstaff Officials
 Arriving from Flagstaff, IT. L
 Arnold, Coconino county treasurer W. D. Roden and T. V. Long ar, in the city on business.
 Washington Attorney R. H. Coshun, an attorney O Seattle, is in the city on bushes. for few days.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 Miss Willmina King drove over from Clarkade yesterday, and will bt in the city during the weekend For Weekend
 Arthur L. Goodman arrived yester. day from Phoenix, and will be in the city during the weekend visiting friends.
 Judge Shea Back
 Superintendent George A. Shea oi the Pioneer Home has returned from two weeks trip to the Pacific northwest.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Among visitors in the city from Phoenix are F.. Linsenmeyer and A. w. Tarr. They will be here for a short time on business. On Auto Business
 AIr and Mrs. F. E. Welsh Of Phoenix are in the city on business. Mr. Welsh is the Phoenix represen- tative of an automobile concern. Frcm the Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Cook yesterday arrived from Los Angeles, register ing at the Head hotel. They are short visit in the city Here on Business
 John H. Sanders, representing the Remington Arms company. was in the city yesterday on business with the Bashford-Burmister company. Forest Ranger
 H. Warren, ranger of the Prescott forest service, was in the city yester- day visiting friends and transacting business at the local forest office. Ranger Here
 Ed H. Oldham, Prescott forest ranger, arrived in the city yesterday, and is here with his family for a visit. He comes from Walnut Grove. On Mine Business
 J. c. Gillespie, salesman for an eastern mining machinery concern, is in the city from Phoenix, plan ming to visit the mining centers of the county. En Route Home
 Returning to their home in Den yer following a motor trip through California and Oregon, Mir and Mrs. N. F. Johnson were visitors in the ,ity yesterday. Business Visitors
 Among those arriving from Los Angeles yesterday on business in his city were John L. Sanders, O. ). Larson, L. C. Mustaine, Sidney 3abcock and H. D. Emerson. Phoenix Visitor
 Coming from Phoenix, Miss Mary Petit is in Prescott for the Easter holidays, as the house guest of Miss jenevieve McNally. Miss Petit is
 graduate of St. Joseph's Academy. Return from Phoenix
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Byrncs have eturned from Phoenix, where MT. 3yrnes has been on business for ome time past, Mrs. Byrnes and heir son Robbie joining them last week. 1n Route East
 Miss Ruth Prendergast and s. A. 'rendergast arrived in the city yes erday, registering from Ripley, N. d. They plan to be in Prescott bout month before going to New fork. MT and Miss Prendergast l were residents of Prescott two years go.
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Returns to Phoenix

[. s. Clark, senior member of the law firm Of Clark & Clark, who con- ducts the Phoenix business of the firm, yesterday afternoon returned to the capital after a short visit here to transact business and to confer with Neil (. Clark, manager Of the Pres colt office.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19
En Route East

Miss Ruth Prendergast and s. A. Prendergast arrived in the city yes terday, registering from Ripley, N. NJ. They plan to be in Prescott about a month before going to New York. Mir. and Miss Prendergast were residents of Prescott two years ago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-18

Readstown, January 9-The stock
holders of the Readstown Bank held
their annual meeting Tuesday, Jan
uary 3rd, and the following officers
were elected: President, P. r. Pierson;
Vice Presidents, Jerry O'Leary, 0. H.
Larson; Directors, A. Fl. Ward, Fred
Crook, Torger Berge, E. T. YanWin-
ter. Net earnings on hand are near
~ 35eS of the capital and a little over
$50 of the combined capital and sur
plus.
A burglar alarm is being installed
in the Readstown Bank.
Roderick Lewis has put in a shoe
repair shop in the building east Of
Bender & Brown.
Messrs. and Mesdames Herbert Van
Winter. VIM Hutchinson, Albert Hut
Gibson, e. p. Kellogg attended the
Mork-D oering wedding at Viroaua
last Wednesday.
Curtis Galloway is spending the
week in Chicago.
DR.. Bowman, Deputy State Health
officer was in Readstown Friday and
Saturday, comforting with DIR. Pierson
in regard TO the diptheria epidemic
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Ruth Marshall of RichIand
Center spent last week at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Atkins.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-18
WHEATLAND

Red Mound. January 9-The Jim
Brockley family spent the holiday va
cation in the w R. Haverley home.
Marion West is visiting his father
Sam Erickson delivered his tobacco
in Viroqua Tuesday of last week and
when near the l.. o. Cole home had
the misfortune to break an axle to his
wagon causing him some delay.
After three months of drilling Jim
Snyder at last has well with plenty
of water. Will Sallander erected his
windmill
Mrs. Orville Wakefield of Nebraska
recently visited in this community and
before her visit was completed she
was summoned to Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
on account of the serious Illness of
grandchild.
Maud Schied spent portion of her
holiday vacation with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Warren.
AS a result of the peace conference,
John Smell, who had enlisted in the
navy, is at home, but subject TO call
at any time from his Uncle Sammy.
Our buttermaker spent Christmas
with his brother in Lacrosse and New
Years with home folks at Norwalk.
Dorothy Frizell spent the Yuletide
with her mother, Mrs. M. V. West.
Geo. NORMAN is helping Ed MISSED
get out the tinnbers for a new barn.
So much snow fell that even the
faithful Lizzie" stays quietly at
home.
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