Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-17
City NeaUs Tn Brief
(From Saturdays Daily)

Jerome Visitor
 Matt Shea of Jerome was i'll Pres. colt on business yesterday.
 Date Creek Visitor
 W. T. Sawyer of the Tres Alamos arrived on business yesterday from the Date Creek district.
 Cattkman Goes South
 N. N. Elders, cattleman, who has been attending the sheep trespass cases, left yesterday for Phoenix. Back to Wagoner
 Mir and Mrs. Wayne Thornburg who have been in town this week, left yesterday for their home at Wagoner.
 George Wilkie Leaves
 George Willlie, cattleman of Phoe- nix, who has been here for the past few days on the sheep cases, left for his home yesterday.
 State Official Here
 State Immigration Commissioner ?. R. Milnes passed through yester- day on his way to Jerome on busi- ness connected with the labor supply at that camp, now soon to reopen. Cattlemen Return
 (. A. Gingery and Charles Fender gast, cattlemen of the Morristown district, left yesterday for the south at the close of the court cases. Insurance Man Here
 William McClurken, insurance man and Rotarian of Flagstaff, was in town yesterday on his way to Phoe- nix, where he pursues his way today. Townsite Journey
 Judge Sweeney and R. B. Wester- welt go to Humboldt this morning in connection with the final distribution of parcels of land ill the Humboldt townsite. Judge Sweeney under the law is trustee for the tract and the official to whom the government re- gently issued its patent
 Roy Davidson Leaves
 Roy Davidson of Jerome, until re- gently chief clerk of the state senate, is leaving the state, according to word from Phoenix, and will locate in Los Angeles. Davidson has been active in republican politics in Yava- pal county for the past seven or eight years
 Returns from Coast Jacob Green, mail contractor on the Jerome line. who has been in Los Angeles on business, was ex- pccted to return on last nights train Visit in Los Angeles.
 Dr. and Mrs. II. Grieger, of Pres colt, have been enjoying a pleasant stay in Los Angeles, where they have been guests at the Gates hotel Judge Parks Returns 5 Judge D. E. Parks who attended the Cameron dinner at Phoenix and was a speaker there, returned yester- day with good words for the success of the get-together affair. Will Attend Days
 Ramon Contreras, well known cat tleman and often contestant in the Frontier days, will return for the 2 show this year, he said, on leaving for his home near Castle creek. Contestant is Here Willie Stroupe, one of the newer figures in broncho busting circles, who was a contestant in the recent Wickenburg rodeo, was in town on legal business yesterday and expects to be back for the July 4 show. Jerome Lawyer Here
 Perry M. Ling, Jerome attorney, was in town yesterday on business with the superior court. ]. M. Barton Improved
 J. NJ. Barton, superintendent of the Arizona Power company's plant at Childs, who has been recovering at Mercy hospital from an operation for appendicitis, left with Mrs. Barton for their home yesterday. Drive to Border
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Morgan are leav- ing for Nogales by motof today to attend K. C. celebration on tha border
 Plan Border Trip
 With the sheep cases out of the way for the noncc, Morrison & Nor rison, defense attorneys, father and son and K. of C. workers, were plan ming to go to the border for No gales ceremonial today.