Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-05

H. A. Deedy of Dallas have arrived
 in the city for the Frontier days.
 From California w. w. Porter of San Francisco
 is making a short business visit in this city.
 Walker Visitor
 John Burris, mining man from
 Walker, yesterday came to Prescott
 for short stay on business.
 From the Farms
 Mrs. George White drove to this city yesterday from her home at the Prescott Farms, coming in to shop land visit
 From the Coast
 o. o. Lanson, business man of Los Angeles, arrived from that place Thursday and passed yesterday in this city.
 Mining Man Here
 E. 1. Mills of the Abe Lincoln mine was in the city yesterday from Wickenburg, accompanied by Mrs. Mills and by William NJ. Owens, mining man of Phoenix. From Phoenix
 E. c. Grove, a police officer of Phoenix, is here on his annual sum, mer trip to Frontier days.
 Goes to Humboldt
 J. Link Smith, candidate for the republican nomination for sheriff, yesterday went to Humboldt to per form assessment work on mining property of his in that section. Cattle Shipment
 Ray Hill, Harry Knight and a number of other cattlemen today are making a shipment of cattle from the Del Rio siding, to Colorado buyers. Go to Coast
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Shaw of this city today plan to leave for Los An geles, where they will make their home. Mr. Shaw has been employed at the o. w. Bruchman clothing store From the Coast
 R. s. Mason, vice-president of the ! Arizona Power company, has arrived | from his home in Los Angeles, and | will be in this city for several days on business.
 Mayer Visitor
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Peacock of Mayer are rejoicing at the birth of a child to them on Wednesday,. MT. Peacock was being congratulated yesterday by Prescott friends. From the East
 William L. Johnson of Boston is among visitors in Prescott, arriving yesterday and registering at the Head hotel
 From New Mexico
 J. T. Lindsey of Las Vegas is among arrivals in Prescott, reaching this city yesterday for short stay on business.
 Smoki Author
 Miss Sharlot Hall, writer, author of the Smoki booklet and formerly |! state historian, was in the city yes terday to shop and visit. Here on Visit
 Miss Dorothy A. Sweede arrived in Prescott yesterday from her home in Komathe, planning to visit for sev- eral days in Prescott. She is reg istered at the Prescott hotel. Cattlemen Here ,
 Hugh Caveness and David Cave ness have returned from a short trip out to the Walker district. Their i home is at the Caveness 51 ranch in ( the Cave Creek country. Mining Man Here
 w. T. Bonine, mining man of Hill ' side, was among visitors in the city : yesterday, coming in to file affidavit I of annual assessment work performed i on his claims. r Attend University y
 The Misses Willmena and Mary P King are attending the summer ses- sion at the University of California 4 at Berkeley. They will return the l. first of September to teach in Clark |, iale High school. fl Realty Board Lawyer I
 E. R. Byers, attorney for the state n -ea1 .estate board, was ill town yes fC .erday checking up the real estate J lealers under license from the state o transact business. T Phoenix Rotarians F
 Gene Redewill, Harry Diehi, w. s. ( were among the Phoe- \ lix Rotarians who showed up at the st luncheon yesterday at the Owl. O.
 Grom Sundays Daily) ii Returns from North D L. N. George, principal of the Prescott Farms school, was in the b, ity yesterday, returning from Flag al taff. where he has been taking some in york at the summer sessions. He o vent out to the Farms yesterday C fternoon. V; Says Verde Active " Paul C. Keefe of Clarkdale, speaker te f the Arizona house of representa- W ives, was in the city yesterday on V usiness. Mr. Keefe reports that in Jerome and in the h; 7erde valley are rapidly improving. ar ,moke is coming out of both smell Inc