Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-22
From Three Links

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 Wayne Thornburg, manager of the Three Links Cattle ranch, yesterday was in Prescott on legal business. Cattle Grower Here J. w. Muse, cattle grower of the Kirkland country. is passing several days in Prescott.
 Phoenix Visitor F. Fields of Phoenix arrived yes terday in this city to make 2 short stay on business.
 From Humboldt K. F. Corley well known resi- dent of Humboldt, is making q visit yof several days in Prescott. He ar rived yesterday.
 From Camp Verde l! John T. Fredrick, of Camp Verde arrived in the city on Wednesday, registering at the St. Michael,
 Returns to Ash Fork
 George NJ. Bardin, who arrived from Ash Fork on Wednesday, yes tcrday returned to his home there. Dewey Visitors William West and Mrs. West drove ill yesterday from their home in Dewey. They are making short stay in the city.
 From Clemenceau Coming from Clemenceau, w. E. Jordan is among business visitors i'll the city. He is registered at the Prescott hotel.
 From Dewey J. Henerson, rancher of the Dewey country, came in to Prescott yes terday for q short stay on busi- ness. Visits Here o. s. Strand, who is on the U. s. | s. Mississippi, arrived yesterday from California for a visit with c. C. Strand of this city. Deputy Sheriff
 Fred Hawkins, deputy sheriff for tEe Clarkdale precinct, passed yester- day and Wednesday in Prescott on business at the sheriff's office. Humboldt Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Trigg, resi- dents of Humboldt, are passing sev- eral days in the Mile High city on business.
 From Camp Verde
 William Stephens, of Camp Verde, formerly county supervisor, is ill the city having been called on jury duty.
 From Lone Wolf
 F. NJ. Andrews. IT,, and Clyde Miller are in the city for a few days, arriving on Wednesday from the Lone Wolf ranch.
 From the Coast l. (. A. Baldwin. of Los Angeles, arrived in the city yesterday and will be here for a few days to transact business.
 From Salt Lake
 George s. Bywater, mining man of Salt Lake City, is in the city from that place. Mir. Bywater has mining interests at Mayer. Is in Denver
 J. s. Acker is in Dernver, going there to join Mrs. Acker, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Young. MT and Mrs. Acker will return in about month. From Delta Mine
 A. W. Lave, Of the Delta mine, is passing several days in the city on business. He arrived yesterday from his camp, on the Hassayampa, near Senator. From the South
 W. s. Lyon, A. W. Harbold and Paul J. Curry are all in the city from Phoenix, arriving yesterday. They are registered at the Head hotel. Tucson Visitors
 C. Sharp and H. H. Cress, both of Tucson, are among visitors in Pres colt, coming north on business They are registered at the Brinkmeyer ho- tel. Goes to Jerome
 o. w. Nichols, mining man who arrived Wednesday from Denver, yes terday morning went to Jerome, to remain there for some time on busi- ness. Business Visit
 Perry Walters was i'll the city yes terday on his first trip as a salesman for the American Biscuit company. | Walters Is the son of R. (. Walters, cashier of the Mayer State bank. Return from Jerome
 Returning from a visit to Jerome, 1 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Cooper are here en route to their home in Los An geles. Cooper represents a Los An geles mining machinery house. From California
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