Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-20
Goes to Coast

rome, were in the city for a shor
 stay on business yesterday.
 (FromTuesday's Daily)
 Clarkdale Visitors
 NJ. c. Fowler and J. w. Blanken-
 ship of Clarkdaie were among visitor;
 in the city yesterday. They drove over on business.
 From the Coast
 J. B. Ford Of San Francisco is reg istered at the St. Michael hotel. He arrived yesterday on business.
 Registers Chickens
 Jim Morrell of the Williamson Valley Farms company has registered coop of chickens as entries in the poultry exhibit of the Northern Ari- zona State fair.
 Visit in Jerome
 Mir. and Mrs. Onas Jett drove to Jerome Sunday to visit with friends, returning to Prescott in the evening. From Soda Springs
 Miss Virginia Finnie and Davis Finnie of the Soda Springs were in town yesterday.
 Back from Jerome
 Harry Heap returned Sunday from Jerome, where he passed the latter part of last week on business. To See Son
 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith have arrived from Whittier, Calif., to be with their son, Raymond, who is shirtly to be tried for grand larceny. Mir. Smith is an employe of the Whittier state school for boys. From Constellation
 Mir. and Mrs. William Reody and E. D. Thomas arrived from their homes in Constellation on Sunday on business. Reody is a mining engineer. Jurymen Here
 (. D. Thayer and George Wood ling were here yesterday on the jury panel, coming in from Mayer on Sunday night
 Visits in Phoenix
 Miss Genevieve McNally, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ]. B. McNally, is visiting in Phoenix as the house guest of MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Petit. Returns from East
 w. E. Boettger, assistant director of the Fort Whipple Red Cross, re- turned on Sunday from Chicago, | where he has been visiting relatives during the past three weeks. Returns to Senator
 A. w. Lave yesterday returned to his home in the Senator mining dis trict, with a load of supplies. Lave, who is with the Delta mine, has been in town for several days. On Legal Business
 Robert Burns and D. AG Hood ar lived in town Sunday from Williams, coming on legal business. Burns is ,ity marshal of Williams. Here as Juror
 Ed Walker was in town yesterday, coming in from Mayer Sunday to | .erve on the jury panel. Walker is
 well known mining man. , Witness Here { Miss Cleo Johnson of Phoenix is { n Prescott as a witness in the trial If William E. Acker, which began Il the superior court yesterday ' lorning. l With Road Department r H. F. Thayer of Jerome, where he ] , employed by the state highway I apartment, was in the city yesterday II jury duty. I 'hoenix Officers i, Sheriff John Montgomery and 4 Deputy Ernest Smith came up from hoenix last night as witnesses ir ( ne trial of Bill Acker, accused of d lurder in connection with the death F Iver Enge. Deputy Parsons of hoenix is already here. fl rom Congress Il R. w. Bullard well known resident K Congress Junction, was in Pres ott yesterday to attend to business a alters in this city. tC lining Men Here S Among visitors in the city yester- ly from Jerome were J. J. Cain and S elefora Sanchez, both miners of the NJ illion Dollar camp. Jt ruckman Here
 Herbert Thayer, trucking contrac- m r of Jerome, was in the city yes ca rday on business. Je x-Police Judge
 w. S. Adams, formerly police judge of Jerome, came over from there yes ar rday on business in this city. Fl -om Seligman
 Sterling Hummer of Seligman, gr i l.f