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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

Members of the Yavapai council No. 1O32, Knights of Columbus, at tended the annual installation of of- ficcrs Thursday night, which was held fhis year at Jerome. About 50 members of the Yavapai council were present, and after the installa- ton enjoyed a smoker. The officers installed were:
 Emmet T. Morrison, grand knight; NJ. L. Clancy, deputy grand knight; Leo T. Stack, chancellor; George A. Mailman, recording secretary; Louis Bunte, financial secretary; w. E. Patterson, warden; ]. A. Renee, ad- vocate; George Stack, trustee; J. H. Morgan, outside guard; E. A. Nc Swiggin, inside guard.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
OFFICERS SEEK
 ASH TURK MAN

Sheriff's deputies here are searching for Robert L. Short, Santa Fe powerhouse fireman at Ash Fork, who is alleged to have attacked Will liam Watson, engineer, with a switch ing-bar, about 10 days ago, and to have made his getaway in an auto mobile belonging to Frank Smith, a switchman.
 The alleged crime occurred at Ash Fork, supposedly in the course of quarrel between Short and Watson, the latter an elderly man. The day following Shorts escape in Frank Smiths automobile, Smith followed him and recovered the machine. Short then disappeared, according to information at the sheriff's office last night
 Smith was questioned at the sheriff's office Wednesday, when he was found to have come to Prescott in his automobile He was apparent ly unable to tell the officers what had become of Short, for the Journal Miner was informed by Undersheriif John Dial last night that Short had not yet been located.
 Smith was released after being questioned. Descriptions of Short have been sent out over the state, and the authorities are continuing the search.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18

lBurmister & Hill, is going out to the Big Bug and Poland districts today ! to look over some mining properties
 Phoenix Attorney
 Henderson Stockton, attorney oi Phoenix, was in the city yesterday to
 attend hearing of a motion before Judge Lamson.
 Goes to Phoenix Mrs. D. o. Fort, proprietor of the Fort Shop, is passing several days in Phoenix on business.
 Goes to Sanitarium
 Charles Shull of the Little Daisy Copper company at Jerome, brother .of Jack Shull of this city, has gone to Rochester, Minn., for diagnosis at the Mayo clinic.
 From Crown King
 Mrs. Laura Shearer arrived in town Tuesday from her home in Crown King, and will be here for several days. She Is registered at the St Michael.
 Builds New House
 Dowell Brothers, contractors, are building handsome new residence on East Gurley street, between Pleas ant and Alarcon, for Herndon ]. Norris.
 Candidate Here
 Lewis w. Douglas of the United Verde Extension Mining company at Jerome, candidate on the democratic ticket for state representative from district 4, was in the city yesterday on political business. Revenue Collector
 Frank R. Stewart, collector of in ternal revenue for Arizona, arrived from Phoenix yesterday afternoon, and will be in town for day or two on business with Deputy Collector Eli S. Perkins. Returns from East
 A. M. Webster, formerly steam shovel operator for the United Verde at Jerome, has returned from the east, where he went for surgical attention after an accident last year which made necessary the amputation of a leg. He left yesterday for Cali .ornia, where he plans to remain for ] while.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
From Thu-ssay-s Dailv)

Inspects School
 w. Curtis Miller, superintendent of attendance at county schools, yester- day visited the district school at Groom Creek.
 On School Business
 c. w. White, rancher Of the Pres colt Farms, was in town Tuesday on business at the county school office. Records Papers
 T. J. Laird came down from Groom Creek Tuesday, and yesterday recorded some mining papers at the county recorders office. On Mine Business
 David s. Bruner, mining man of Big Bug, was in town yesterday to have some papers filed at the county recorders office.
 Mining Man Here
 C. H. Brown came in yesterday from Walker, where he is engaged in mining. He was in town to transact business.
 Looks Over Mines
 Otho R. Hill of the realty firm of Visiting Daughter
 Mrs. J, E. Ellithorpc of Miami, Fla, arrived yesterday 10 visit her daughter, Mrs. H. c. Fansler, and grandchildren.
 Attends Rally
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county su- perintendent of schools, yesterday went to Camp Verde to inspect the district schools there and to attend the democratic rally held last night
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
(From Frlday.s DalIyl

From Fridays Dally) From the Coast J. C. Donald of Los Angeles ar rived yesterday to transact business in Prescott.
 From Clarkdale
 ]. M. Ellis was among visitors in town yesterday, driving over from Clarkdale.
 From Jerome A. B. Colwell, business man of Je- rome, was here yesterday. He drove oyer from the other side of the coun- ty on "Wednesday. Kirkland Visitor J. II. Warren of Kirkland is passing a few days visiting friends and at tending to business matters in Pres colt
 Arrives from Phoenix
 w. F. Tate arrived yesterday from Phoenix on business, He is register ed at the Head hotel. In to Shop
 MT. and Mrs. J. Gabriel drove in from Walnut Grove to pass yesterday in town shopping and visiting. Tucson Businessmen
 Arriving yesterday, (. R. Lehman and ]. V. G. Loftfield, both of Tue son, are transacting business in this city.
 Cattleman Here
 Ben Harmon, well known cattle raiser of Camp Wood, was in town yesterday. He drove in on Wednes- day.
 From the South
 Among visitors in town from Maricopa county are ]. H. Rohrer of Wickenburg and James M. Hail of Phoenix.
 Rancher Here
 Ed Bocl1at yesterday drove to town on business from his home at Camp Verde, where he is engaged in ranching. From Phoenix
 H. B. St Claire of Phoenix arrived ill town on business yesterday. From the North
 T. Walsh of Winslow was tran sacting business in town yesterday, arriving on Wednesday. From the North
 J. w. Miller and S. H. Hardin of Winslow registered at the Head hotel yesterday. They came down from the north for a short stay on business.
 Here to Shop
 Mrs. Frank Condron yesterday drove to town from her home in Kirkland. She passed the day ship ping and greeting friends. From the North
 R. o. Carroll of Flagstaff and H. C. Kabelin of Winslow registered at local hotels on Wednesday, They came down from the north on busi- ness.
 Here for Visit
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Norris of St. Louis are passing several days in this city. They arrived from the east on Wednesday. From the East
 Among eastern visitors arriving in Prescott yesterday were MT. and Mrs. ]. Frederick of Cleveland, Ohio; Clyde L. Ripley of Bockland, Mass, and Mrs. E. C. Cornell of New York city They are registered at tbe Prescott hotel
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Returns to Home

Returns to Home
 Miss Gertrude Jolly has returned to her home in Clarkdale after a stay of two weeks in Prescott.
 Goes to Winslow
 Dispatcher Osborne of the local Santa Fe offices, has gone with Mrs, Osborne and her father to Winslow from short visit.
 Week in Phoenix
 Mrs. J. Andrew West and her son, Kenneth, have gone to Phoenix to visit friends and relatives for the week.
 1 Goes to Tucson
 Norman F. Wykoff, attorney of Jerome, left by automobile for Tue son Sunday, on an extended visit in the southern part of the state. Phoenix Visitor
 Charles de Sales Wheeler of Phoe- nix was a visitor in the city yester- day, calling at the county recorders office while in town.
 Appointed Deputy
 Peter J. McNulty yesterday was appointed a deputy county recorder to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Frank Bauer. Returns from South
 Assistant County Attorney R. B. Westervclt has returned from the capital after a short stay there on official business. Phoenix Visitor
 Oscar Ruggles, well known Phoe- nix resident, was in the city yester- day on business. From the North
 George H. Crosby, well known at torney of Flagstaff, was in Prescott Sunday. Returns to Home
 Mrs. Gladys Standridgc, teacher of the district school at Walnut Grove, l has returned there after q short visit in town during the weekend. Bring New Automobile
 A. L. Thomas, division storekeeper for the Santa Fe at this point, re- turned from Phoenix Saturday where he purchased a Hudson super-six coach. MT. Thomas car is the first Hudson of its type and model to, be sold in the state. Convention
 J. L. Sullivan, county attorney, will be in New Orleans for week or ten days attending the national conven- ton of the American Legion Cattleman Here
 Jerry Sullivan, cattleman from the Valley district, is in the city for a few days, and will proba- bly, stay in town this winter. On Duck Hunt
 Ray Vyne, Henry Brinkmeyer and Charlie Scholey are spending a few days at Rogers lake, duck hunting After Buck
 Gary Vyne and Julian Downey , have gone on a few days vacation and hope during its course to bag a buck. Going to Coast
 Bert Harwick of Young's market
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
City NetUs Tn Brief


 GIom Wednesoay's Daily) Visit in Phoenix
 Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Hesla have gone to Phoenix for a short visit. From Humboldt
 w. L. Rybon, son of Ben Rybor of this city, was in Prescott yester day from his home in Humboldt. Survey Business
 Oscar (. Bartlett of the predatory animal extermination department ot the |. S. biological survey ill Ari- zona, was in the city yesterday on his way north on business. To Visit Friends
 Mrs. D. ]. Hurd and daughter oi Compton, Calif., arrived here yester- day and went out to Mayer, where they will visit friends. Humboldt Ranchers
 William Fielder and Frank Trigg drove in to town yesterday from their ranches in the Humboldt country, to pass the day in the city with friends and 10 transact legal business. Here to Hunt
 Mir and Mrs. w. C. Crauford, of Morenci, where Mir. Crauford is in the real estate and investment busi- ness, have arrived in Prescott to go hunting in this part of the state. Returns to Prescott
 Miss Katherine Moss has returned from Kansas City, where she passed the summer with her parents. Miss Moss graduated from St. Joseph's Academy this summer. From Humboldt
 John R. Coleman of the Southwest Metals company's smelter at Hum boldt has returned there after a short stay in town. Mining Man
 J. F. Maxwell was in the city yes terday from his mining property in the Walker district. From the South
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur C. Luhrs of Phoenix are passing few days in Prescott. MT. Luhrs Is manager of the Commercial hotel in Phoenix. Returns from South
 c. w. Johnson, chairman of the republican county central committee, has returned from a trip to the southern end Of the state, and yes terday went to Jerome on business. Clarkdale Visitor
 Mrs. Thomas Gatfield drove over from her home in Clarkdale Monday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Edith Gatfield Bagley, and friends in Prescott.
 Humboldt Deputy
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Marks of Humboldt was in the city yesterday to attend a hearing in the superior court.
 Mayer Visitor
 John A. Peel, trustee for the Peck Mining company, passed yesterday in Prescott on business, driving in from Mayer.
 Returns Today
 Judge Sweeney is expected to re- turn today from Bakersfield, Calif., where he was called Saturday by the death Of his brother. Lu1nbermen Here Mont Anderson, manager of the Phoenix Lumber company and P. I. Merithew, representative of another Phoenix lumber firm, were in the city yesterday on business. From South America
 Mir. and Mrs. M R. Cuthbertson and son, who formerly lived in Pres cott, have returned from an extended stay at Lima, Peru, and will be in the city few days to visit friends be- fore going east. They are registered at the Congress.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18

IS enjoying a vacation and contem- plates taking a trip to the coast shortly.
 Resumes Practice
 Dr. C. R. K. Swetnam is again able 10 resume his duties at his office after an absence of several days, due to illness.
 Southern StocEunan
 Charles Orme, a stockman of the Salt River valley, passed through Prescott yesterday on his way back to Phoenix from Seligman, where he received a shipment of cattle from the Reid-Cashion outfit.
 From Little Chino c. w. Hankin of the Little Chino valley, was in the city yesterday on business connected with the Little Chino fair which will be held at the Prescott Farms today.
 Back from Phoenix
 Miss Laura Theobald of the Pres colt Title company, returned late Saturday night from Phoenix, where she went for a short trip on busi- ness.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Attorney C. C. Norton has return cd from a short trip to Phoenix, where he went on legal business con nected with a hearing to be held soon in Maricopa county. Moves to Coast
 Martin Coyne, a forinan at the United Verde i'll Jerome, has resigned his position there and has gone to Los Angeles to join his wife. Mir. and Mrs. Coyne will make their home in the southern California city. Returns from Williams
 C. C. Freeman, foreman on the local line of the Santa Fe, returned yesterday from Williams, where he has been visiting relatives. During his absence he and his relatives made an automobile tour of southern Cali fornia
 Sees Local Friends
 Jacob Wavrunek, who recently re- tired from active practice of law in this county, was in town yesterday from his ranch on the Verde, visiting friends and transacting business. Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs. Henry r. Ashurst returned from a trip to Phoenix Saturday and will remain here for some time, until Senator Ashurst has completed his campaign in the southern part of the state. Back from Vacation
 Miss Helena Voge, chief clerk in the storekeeper's office of the local Santa Fe line, returned Saturday after an enjoyable weeks vacation at Berkeley, where her sister, Vera, is a student.
 Back from Hunt
 Dr. Oscar C. Bartlett, state ento- mologist, has returned from hunt ing trip into the Perkinsville country, and will be here this week during the Northern Arizona fair Dr. Bart lett yesterday said he believes the agricultural and horticultural depart ments of the fair this year will be eX- good.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
From Saturdays Dally) Business Visit

 Business Visit
 Louis Schrade, proprietor of the White House at Mayer, drove in to Prescott yesterday to transact busi- hess. Cattleman Here
 Harry Knight, cattle raiser of Camp Wood and president of the Yavapai County Cattle Growers as- sociation, was in the city yesterday greeting friends Goes to Phoenix
 T. c. Norris of Norris & Norris was expecting to take last nights train to Phoenix, going to the capital on business,
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Prom Sundays Daily)

For Quail and Deer
 J. Andrew West and Ted Ros: lplan to go to a point below Mayer today on a hunt for quail and deer Goes to South
 J. William Waara yesterday after noon left for Congress Junction where he will remain several days or an engineering job.
 Returns to Town
 Jack Warden, manager of the Hol- brook Oil company, yesterday returri- ed to Prescott after a business trip. Mayer Visitor
 Perry Walters of Mayer was among visitors in the city, coming in on business Friday.
 Here on Business
 NJ. A. Perkins was in town yester- day from his home in Perkinsville, coming in to transact business. Here for Sunday
 "Tex" Martin of Kirkland rode in to Prescott yesterday and will be here today to visit friends. Mining Man Here D. M. Locey, who is operating properties in the Crown King district, is passing a few days in Prescott. To Hunt Quail
 Herndon Norris, A. C. Johnson and Otho R. Hill plan to leave today for the Santa Maria, where they will bag as many quail as the law allows. On Quail Hunt
 Attorneys Edward s. Lyman and their friend, w. C. Ward, are leaving today on a quail hunt. They refused to reveal where they were going, in timating they had discovered a place where they are just about enough quail for three.
 In from Camp
 Col. J. F. Keegan of Chicago and Dr. A. Koering of Philadelphia, east .erners interested in mining in the Walker district, are passing the weekend in town. Weekend Visitors
 Among visitors in town yesterday for the weekend were Wayne Thorn burg, manager of the Diamond Two ranch at Kirkland, and Tom Wagner, manager of the Coburn Brothers Horseshoe ranch. Railroad Business
 A. (. Mcqueen, livestock claim agent for the Santa Fe, yesterday re- turned to his headquarters in Phoe- nix after a short stay in Prescott.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Attends Meeting

l.. J. Haselfeld of Kirkland drove
 in to town yesterday on business. Mir. Haselfeld is candidate on the
 Democratic ticket for supervisor from
 district two.
 Business Visitor L. w. Cornillaud of Phoenix was
 in the city yesterday on business at
 the local Armour branch. Cornillaud
 is manager of the Armour & Go.
 stores in Arizona.
 From the North R. E. Perkins, C. D. Richardson and D. (. Lawrcy, all of Flagstaff, are passing a few days in Prescott. Perkins is well known northern stockman.
 From Dewey l MT. and Mrs. C. E. Stanton drove to town from their home in Dewey yesterday to pass the afternoon here shopping and greeting their Prescott friends.
 On Way Home Mir. and Mrs. E. ]. F. Horne, who hhave been in California for the past two or three weeks, touring the state and visiting friends, are expected to return the fore part of this week, They are now in San Francisco, and are making the return trip by way of Los Angeles.
 School Exhibits
 Miss Grace Co1vin, teacher in charge of the advanced work in the Kirkland schools, and Mrs. (. L. Johnston, in charge of the primary work, spent yesterday at the fair headquarters ill the chamber of com merce office, arranging the beautiful school exhibits from the Kirkland district.
 Move from Prescott
 Mir and Mrs. Monroe Bedding and their daughters, Alta and Meredith, yesterday left by automobile for their former home in Delphi, Ind, where they plan to make their home permanently. The Readings have re- sided in Prescott for the past several years, and will be missed by their many friends here. Sunday Visitors
 Coming in to pass Sunday in town, Charles Olmsted, B. Plano and R. L. Gum drove in yesterday from Walnut Grove. Mr. Gum is an Oklahoman who is visiting at Walnut Grove.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18

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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Goes to Phoenix

C. C. Norton today is going tc Phoenix, where he will appear ir hearing of case, Smith vs. Sheriff Montgomery, Norton representing Montgomery.
 Return from Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Shumate and the baby daughter, accompanied by Mir. Shumate's sister, Mrs. J. V. Car roll, were expected to return last night from Los Angeles, where Mir. and Mrs. Shumate have been visiting recently. Mrs. Carroll will visit her mother, Mrs. Ed Shumatc.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
On Way South

MT. and Mrs. A. D. DuFain and Charles Wilkerson of Flagstaff left yesterday for Phoenix after passing Wednesday in Prescott. They plan to pass the winter in Phoenix.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
At Humboldt School

Mrs. Ward II. Wheeler, county superintendent of schools, yesterday
 went to Humboldt to visit the coun- 1 ty school there, and to attend the
 democratic county candidates rally in | the evening.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Return from Trips


 H. B. Wales, forest supervisor, an, Robert Munro, assistant supervisor have returned from inspection trips MT Wales visited the Skull Valle! district and NIr. Munro the Cav, Creek district of the Prescott forest Meets Grandparents
 Lester Haskell yesterday left b. automobile for San Bernardino, wher' he will meet his grandparents, MT and Mrs. E. Ward and his mother. cousin, Miss Beryl Jackson. He vii drive the party to Prescott. Mir. anC Mrs. Ward and Miss Jackson will bt here as the guests of their daughter and cousin, Mrs. H. L. Haskell.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
IAt Clothiers

At Clothiers
 E. W. Dillingham; has arrived from Denver and will make his home ill this city He has taken a position with the Oscar W. Bruchman cloth ing store.
 On Mining Business
 Thomas (. Daggett of St. Paul, Alinn., and w. D. Harner of Okla homa, have arrived in Prescott They came west on mining business, and yesterday were consulting with local lattornevs.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
From Cottonwood

C. D. Willard, prominent rancher and merchant of Cottonwood, and Alonzo Mason, Cottonwood post master, were in the city yesterday on business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Visits Crown King

Judge Lamson made short trip up to Crown King on Thursday, to greet voters of that district in his campaign for election on the repub- lican ticket as judge of the superior court
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
From Dewey

l MT. and Mrs C. E. Stanton drove
 10 town from their home in Dewey yesterday to pass the afternoon here shopping and greeting their Prescott friends.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Returns from Bisbee

Miss Roberta Sinclair, county home demonstration agent, has returned from a trip to Bisbee, where she went to be present at the celebration oi her parents silver wedding anniver- sary.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Files Papers
Tnspects Schools

w. Curtis Miller, superintendent o instruction at county schools, ha, gone to the southern end of the county to visit district schools. He will be away until the latter part ot next week
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Goes to Meeting
Visit the Canyon

MT. and Mrs. Hicks Thornbel Earl Standridge, of Kirkland making a tour to the Canyo Mormon lake, after a trip to ' creek, where they killed a deer On Deer Hunt
 Leaving today, Mir. and Mrs. c. Riebeling and daughter, M, Mrs. Harry Myers, Miss Marl Adams and Howard Adams are to the southern part of the coul "a deer hunt.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
From the North

R. E. Perkins, C. D. Richardson and D. C. Lawrcy, all of Flagstaff are passing few days in Prescott Perkins is a well known northern stockman.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-18
Is Recovering
Attends Federation

Mrs. w. H. Timerhoff yesterday noon left for Williams, to attend the annual convention of the Northern Arizona Federation of Women's clubs as delegate from the Monday club of Prescott.