Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-07
iCattIeman Here

lO6lIlCIudIl 11STc ' w. Wilkins, well known cattleman : from Dewey was in the city yester- day to transact business and greet his Prescott friends.
 Jerome Businessman William Gray, businessman of Je- ) rome, was among those visiting in Prescott from the big camp yester- iday. He reports growing prosperity at Jerome Otto Pietsch was also among Jerome visitors.
 Puts up Poster
 Justice of the Peace Charles II. McLane went to Jerome Wednesday and while there put up some posters for the Way Out West. He reports that the Billion Dollar camp Is be- ginning to look more prosperous. Mayer Visitors
 Mrs. Wilbur J. Mayer and her son were in the city yesterday shopping and greeting friends. They drove in from their home in Mayer.
 Replaces Flurnes
 NJ. V. Watson, general manager of the Arizona Power company, yester- day went out to the company's plant at Irving to see that some fumes were replaced there.
 Former Deputy
 William A. Murray, former deputy sheriff at Ash Fork and now engaged in business there, came down to Prescott yesterday and was here greeting his friends.
 Frontier Clerk ] Miss Ruth Roper yesterday began 1 her duties as clerk of the Frontier Days association, a position she has held every summer for couple of years past.
 From Ash Fork
 Charles Cooper, businessman of Ash Fork, came down from the main line junction yesterday for a short stay in Prescott.
 Cherry Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Battye and Gordon Batye came in yesterday from their ranch home at Cherry creek.
 Humboldt Merchant
 Charles P. Wingfield, well known merchant of Humboldt was among those who were in the city yesterday to attend to business here. From Jerome
 A. s. Bilderback, resident of Je- rome, drove over from the other side O Mingus yesterday to attend to some business matters here. Cordes Merchant
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Cordes and their daughter drove ill yesterday from their home at Cordes, where they are engaged in the merchandis- ing business.
 Mining Man Hero
 R. E. Logan, mining man of Kirk 1 land, was among visitors in Prescott yesterday.
 Junction Merchant
 Claud Akin. merchant of Jerome Junction, was here on business yes tcrday.
 Deputy Sheriff
 Tom Thompson, deputy sheriff at Mayer, was in the city yesterday on official business. Visits in Prescott
 Mrs. Ed Bowers of Phoenix is in Prescott this week as the guest of Mrs. Henry Suder. Goes to Verde
 Robert w. Stewart, office engineer of the highway commission, yester- day went to Camp Verde on com mission business. From Crown King
 Mrs. E. R. Nelson and her daugh- ter and son were visitors in the city yesterday. They are here from Crown King. Supervisor Here
 w. w. Midgley, chairman of the board of supervisors, is in the city the sessions of the board of equalization. Cowmen Hungry
 Harry Knight, well known cattle man of the Camp Wood country, and president of the Yavapai Cattle Growers association, was in the city yesterday to get some supplies for the big roundups going on in his sec ton of the county. He says the cattlemen were so busy riding after , their stock, that supplies ran out before they knew 1t. He will return with a new grubstake in a day or two. !.
 From Saturdays Daily) t Goes to Humboldt 8
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county