Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-15
City NeUs Tn Brief
CFrom weanesaay,s Daily1


 Wickenburg, passed yesterday and Monday on business in Prescott From Los Angeles
 T. c. Cowen, business man of Los Angeles, arrived in Prescott yester- day. planning to make short trip here.
 Comes from Drake
 D. D. Mitchell was among visitors in Prescott yesterday, coming from his home ill Drake, formerly Cedar Glade From Skull Valley
 (. P. Williams yesterday arrived here from Skull Valley, passing the day on business and visiting friends in the city.
 From the Coast H. s. Potter and J. F. Mager, both of San Francisco, are among visitors ill this city, arriving yester- day on business.
 Cottonwood Visitor
 Frank E. Howard of Cottonwood yesterday was attending to business matters in this city, arriving here on Monday.
 Kirkland Merchant
 L. ]. Haselfeld, well known merch- ant of the Kirkland country, passed yesterday in this city on business and greeting friends.
 Returns from Hunt
 Alfred B. Carr has returned from a trip of several days hunting lions with Ramsey Patterson. He declares he had pleasant outing. For Santa Fe
 Ira L. Wood is here from the coast lines headquarters Of the Santa Fe in Los Angeles, on business with the local offices
 From Walker Jack Hayes, superintendent and general manager of the Big Dome silver mine in the Walker district, was in Prescott on business Monday. Hayes says that though snow has drifted against the entrance to the tunnel, it is possible to work inside. Mayer Visitor
 J. Swanson, of the Arizona Power company's force at Mayer, was among those who were in Prescott from out of town yesterday. He ar rived on Monday.
 Deputy Sheriff
 ]. E. Shearer, mining man and formerly constable of Crown King, was here Monday from the Castle Hot Springs district, where he is on temporary duty as deputy sheriff Clarkdale Superintendent
 W. R. Hull, superintendent of schools at Clarkdale, passed yester- day in this -city, coming over on school business with the county su- rerintcndent
 Returns from Denver H. A. Wagner, of the Gray Eagle reduction plant at Mayer, has return ed from a short business trip to Den yer, driving to Mayer yesterday afternoon.
 Cattlemen Here
 Walter and John Lang, cattlemeH of the Jersey Lily district, passed yesterday and Monday in Prescott on business. Winslow Visitor
 James Day, IT,, Santa Fe con ductor at Winsiow, arrived here yes terday and will be in the city for a few days on business. On Clutches
 J. Link Smith, who sprung a knee when he slipped on the ice last Fri day, is able to hobble around on crutches, and will be back in busi- ness in a day or so. OMining Man Returns
 A. Ca Bauske of the Peck mine, rear Crown King, has returned from Chicago where he has been visiting his parents and with him is his sis ter, Miss Ella Bauske, who will re- main in Arizona for several months Returns from East
 Emery w. Fisher, president of the Peck mine, has returned from Chi cago, where he has been on business With him was c. H. Hildebrant, a financier of the eastern city, interest ed i'll the Peck mine.
 Ranger Snowbound
 Snowbound at the ranger station ill the Walnut Creek district, Ranger Ed H. Oldham was unable to attend the supervisors convention at Albu- querque, and Ranger George Mutz of the Yaeger Canyon station in the Jerome district, has taekn his place, going to Albuquerque yesterday. Patients Improved
 Mrs. Grace Chapman, deputy eoun- ty recorder, who suffered a heart at 4aclr Monday Tuornipu and I z