Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22

sents the defense in a case being tried before the supreme court on appeal from the Yavapai county SUI perior court.
 Goes to North 1 Attorney (. C. Norton yesterday was called to Seligman. where he will appear for the defense in certain gambling cases to be heard there to- day. At Holbrook tomorrow he will argue a criminal case before Judge l J. E. Crosby at Holbroob, returning to Prescott Sunday,
 Visits Daughter
 Mrs. Mary Beaver is here from Clarkdale, coming to visit her daugh- ter, Miss Verle Beaver, principal of the Lincoln grammar school. While here, Mrs Beaver is renewing ac- quaintance with friends she knew when she first visited Prescott from her former home in Hamilton, Ohio! Returns to Ranch
 Mrs. Vida Coburn and her daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy Coburn, are re- turning to the Coburn ranch, after a visit of week or so in Prescott. Miss Coburn, who has been attend 1 ing school in Hollywood, plans to remain at the ranch during the bal ance of the year.
 Takes New Offices
 Attorney (. C. Norton on the first of the month will move into new suite of offices, comprising four rooms, in the Pythian building, his two offices in the Bank of Arizona building being too small. Jacob ! Wavruneck, who acted as a bailifi during the George murder trial here last fall, has entered Norton's employ as an assistant.
 Returns from South o. E. Marston, Clarkdale business nan, has returned from a short busl- mess trip to Phoenix.
 Southern Visitor w. R. Johns, business man of Phoenix, IS passing several days here on business.
 From Hillside
 Wayne Ritter and C. L. Ferguson, cattlemen of Hillside, were in this city on business yesterday. Contractor Here s. c. Fawcett, a member of the contracting firm of Fawcett & Will liams, was at the highway office yesterday inspecting plans for the next batch of road bids.
 Comes from Jerome Mrs. A. C. Carlson, of Jerome, passed yesterday in this city, shop ping and visiting friends. To Visit Valley
 A. w. Davis, president of the Will Hanson Valley Farms company, and Major R. C. Buck, of Fort Whipple, plan to drive out to the valley today Superintendent III
 Professor s. H. Martin, superin- tendent of the city schools, yesterday and the day before was confined to his home with illness.
 Returns from Meet
 H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott National forest, returned yesterday afternoon from Albuquer- que, where he has been attending the convention of southwestern forest su- pervisors with the district forester and forest service officials from Washington.
 Visits His Friends
 N. Hazelberg, of Phoenix, for for merly lived in Prescott, is passing several days here on a visit with friends.
 Return to Kirkland
 Mir and Mrs. Wayne Thornburg yesterday returned to their home in Kirkland, after short business visit in Prescott.
 Cottonwood Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Arnold passed yesterday in this city, coming in to visit and to transact business. Their home is in Cottonwood. Returns from Phoenix
 Elmer Lawrence, of the C. w. Lawrence & Son style shop, has re- turned from Phoenix, and reports the Black canyon road passable. Phoenix Visitor
 Miss Bess Darnell is among wis itors in Prescott, from the south, passing a few days here with friends. Her home is in Phoenix. Phoenix Visitor
 B. H. Leavitt, representing the Remington Typewriter company, passed yesterday here on business, planning to return on this afternoons train.
 From Groom Creek
 Miss Eleanor Armstrong, who teaches the Groom Greek school, is passing the weekend in Prescott