Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-26
From Coburn Ranch

ed by the Coburn brothers in the Bloody Basin district.
 Drive to Project
 A. w. Davis, w. J. O'Brien and Jerry Sullivan yesterday drove out to Williamson valley on business at the Farms company project.
 From Road Camp
 Yorke Terrell was in the city yes terday from the state highway camp at Granite Dells, driving in to tran sact business in the city.
 Deputy Sheriff
 Fred Hawkins, deputy sheriff from the Clarkdale precinct, came in to Prescott yesterday, bringing a pris- oner from the Verde valley. Jerome Attorney
 Norman F. Wykoff, attorney of Jerome, was among visitors in the city yesterday, driving over on legal business in the superior court. Called by Illness
 Mrs. Clara Worthen, manager of the Head hotel, has gone to Kirk land, called there by the serious ill., ness Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ben Ainsworth.
 Mayer Officer
 Tom Thompson, deputy sheriff for the Mayer precinct, drove in to Prescott yesterday to confer with Sheriff Davis on official business of the county.
 Goes to Mayer Mrs. Frank Condron was in the city from the Diamond Two ranch near Walnut Grove yesterday, on her way to Mayer, where she is visit ling relatives.
 From Crown King
 Mrs John Shearer, wife of the deputy sheriff is among visitors in the city, coming from her home in the Bradshaws to visit friends here for few days.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs. Anna Henry has returned from Phoenix, where she attended the grand lodge convention of the I. O. o. F., as a delegate from the local lodge of Rebekahs.
 Return to North
 Winchester Dickerson and MT. Watson, who were in the city yes terday and Thursday from their homes in Ash Fork, yesterday after noon returned to the north. Returns Today
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor of the Prescott forest, is expected in the city today from Camp Wood, where he has been on forest busi- ness with Paul H. Roberts, district grazing inspector.
 Is in Clarkdale
 Eli s. Perkins, deputy internal revenue collector for this district, is in Clarkdale on business for his office.
 Return from Capital
 Mr. and Mrs. M C. Loftus, of Clarkdale, have returned to their home following a visit of ten days to Phoenix and Mesa. Over the Hill
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson yester- day drove over to Jerome on legal business for Anderson, Gale & Nils son. He returned in the evening. Jerome Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Haydee Lane, of Jerome, were among visitors in the city yesterday. They drove over from the Copper Camp on Thursday. Go to Phoenix
 Dr. and R. H. Thigpen of Jerome and their son, Joey, plan to journey down to Phoenix tomorrow for' visit at the capital. They will travel by automobile. Pastor Arrives
 Rev. w. T. Loomis, of Salem, s. | Dak., arrived from that city last night, ell route to Clarkdale, where he will take charge of the Clarkdale Community church. Goes to Jerome
 County Treasurer Frank E. Smith drove over to Jerome yesterday to transact county business. In talk with friends, he intimated that he will be a candidate for reelection. Legion Election
 Wilbur T. Walsh has been elected of the Jerome Amer ican Legion post, succeeding A. C. Gardner, whose removal from the district made the place vacant. Return from Jerome
 MT. and Mrs. Vern Roberts, of this city have returned from Jerome, where they visited Mrs. Roberts sis ter, Miss Lillian Clabaugh. MT. and NI-e Pobarte foruerIv lived in |,