Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-01

ranchers of the Cherry Creek dis trict yesterday drove to this city, passing the day here on business.
 Goes to California
 Deputy Sheriff George Payne yes terday afternoon went to California,
 where he will take into custody q prisoner wanted in this county.
 Mining Men Here
 William $. Bourne and ]. w. John son, mining men of the WagOner country, arrived in this city yester- day, planning to remain for few days on business.
 Goes to Nogales
 Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter is in Nogales, and will return here in q day or two with a prisoner being held there for the Yavapai county au- ithorities.
 Humboldt Visitor Ernest Childers, well known resi- dent of Humboldt, where he is a member of the board of school trus- tees, was in Prescott yesterday on ,business.
 Jerome Mining Man
 Joseph Larson, mining man of Je- rome, was among visitors here yes terday, coming over on business. He reports that Mrs. Larson, who has been ill at the United Verde hospital is getting along well.
 Returns from South l Frank Brown, grand master of the Masonic lodge Of Arizona, has re- turned from an extended trip through the southern part of the state, during (which he visited Masonic lodges at Peoria, Casa Grande, Somerton, Yuma, and Phoenix. Business condi- tions in the south look fairly good, he says, but the weather is unusually cold.
 Writer Here
 Miss Sharlot M. Hall, noted Yava- ipai writer, and formerly territorial librarian and state historian, yester- day came to Prescott on a short trip on business, from her home on the Agua Fria
 Hillside Visitors
 Mrs. F. E. Marum and her young son were here yesterday from their home in Hillside, where Mrs. Marum is now conducting the merchandising business formerly operated by her husband the late F. E. Marum. Return to Kirkland
 Mrs. Hix Th6rnburg and her sons, with her brother-in-law, Wayne Thornburg, manager of the Three Links Cattle outfit, yesterday return ed to Kirkland, after a short visit here
 Return to Kirkland
 Mr and Mrs R. AV Forbes, who have been visiting in Prescott for the past day or two. yesterday returned to their home in Kirkland, where MT. Forbes is engaged in the cattle busi- ness. To Camp Wood
 E. NJ. Andrews, IT,, who has been in Prescott with his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. M Andrews, Sr., of Cali fornia, yesterday made short trip out to his ranch in the Camp Wood country. To Arrange Meet
 pr. T. (. Cuvellier, executive sec retary of the Arizona Anti-Tubercu- losis association, is expected in Pres colt this weekend, to arrange for the visit here Monday of Dr. Paul A. Lewis, of the Henry Philips Insti- tute, Of Philadelphia. Return from Meet
 County Engineer Joseph Mccarthy, Supervisors C. C. Stukey and L. S. Colwell, and R. E. Donovan, clerk of the board, yesterday noon returned l from Noeales, where they attended the meeting of the Arizona Good Roads association. i Is In Phoenix
 ]. E. Wagner, of the county high way commission, is in Phoenix for a few days on business, stopping there en route to Prescott from the Ari- zona Good Roads associations meet ing at Nogales. Go to Jerome
 A. w. Davis, president of the Will Hanson Valley Farms company, and County Attorney John L. Sullivan, yesterday went to Jerome. Mir. Davis on business for the Williamson val ley project, and the county attorney on official business for his office:
 From Saturdays Daily) From the Coast
 L. H. Bell, business man of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday and ; will be in the city for several days.