Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-01
Return from North

AANobN lOA ohaAN 9NlAalSAy 4NObNAl -NA '
 Murchie, for county attorney; an,
 Mrs. Ward Wheeler, for school su
 perintendent, returned yesterday iron
 Seligman, where they attended
 democratic rally.
 U. V. Official
 Charles w. Clark, managing direc
 tor of the United Verde Coppe
 company, was in town yesterday or
 his way to Jerome to visit the mint
 and smelter. He will be in Jerome
 for several days. While here yester
 day he conferred with LeRoy Ander
 son, of Anderson, Gale & Nilsson
 counsel for the company.
 Goes to Jerome
 Francis w. Lyons of the county
 highway commission office, yesterday afternoon went to Jerome on high. way business.
 Inspects Schools w. Curtis Miller, superintendent ot attendance i'll county schools, yester- day went to visit schools in the Verde district. He will be away for week or more.
 Returns from South
 Sheriff ]. P. Dillon returned yes terday from the south, where he has been on business for the office for the past three or four days. Denver Mining Man
 w. c. Boyle, mining man of Den yer, who came here recently on min ing business, was in town yesterday after looking over some properties in the vicinity of Prescott. Walker Mining Man
 Col. Jack Keegan of Philadelphia, who is operating the Pony Express property and the Kerns group in Walker came in from that district yesterday to transact business. To Jerome
 A. R. Groenink, scout executive for this district, returned yesterday from Jerome, where he spent the day in the interest of the Jerome troop of Boy Scouts.
 Here for Rally
 George Brisbois and Wesley Hill, of Phoenix, arrived yesterday. They are acting as advance agents for Governor Campbell's party. Yves Hill is deputy state game warden. Man
 A. Mathieson of Salt Lake City, who is connected with the depart ment of agriculture, has come to Prescott On business for the depart ment.
 Returns from Home
 Herbert E. Speer of Whipple Bar racks, has returned from Colorado Springs, where he has been enjoying a visit with relatives and friends dur ing a furlough granted him from the hospital
 Return to Phoenix
 Howard s. Reed and Sheldon K. Baker, members of Phoenix engi- neering firm, have returned to the capital after a. visit to the William son valley damsite as the guests of A. w. Davis. Opens Business
 Ernest H. Emanuel has established an office in the Music Store at ll9 North Cortez street, for the repairing of watches, clocks and similar work. For seven years he was with the O. A. Hesla company and subsequently had store in Jerome. Returns from East
 After an extended absence from Prescott, Mrs. Hugo Richards has re- turned from New York. Mrs. Rich lrds spent the summer abroad with Miss Mata Dexter, and since her re- urn from Europe, has been visiting n the east. Leaves for Iowa
 Miss Mary Hart, who has spent he past three weeks here visiting llr. and Mrs. Edward s. Lyman, left for her home in Oskaloosa, owa. She will go by way of Colo ado Springs. She is sister of Mrs. lyman.
 Brings Ore In
 J. R. Slack, who is engaged in mining in the Groom Creek territory, vas in town yesterday with a choice ot of samples. He left these with ocal assay offices and went on to on business in connection with a shipment of ore which he ent to the smelter last week. One Republican
 Judge John Connery, justice of the 'eace of Congress Junction precinct, vas in town yesterday for medical reatment. Judge Connery burned is right hand rather severely Tues lay night when a blazing lamp he vas throwing out the window at his ome exploded in his hands. Judge