Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-20

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 Leaves the City
 Mrs. Alma Blount left yesterday for the southern part of the state to reside, many friends being at the de pot to say farewell.
 Visiting Old Home
 Mrs. William Herter left yesterday for San Francisco, her former home,
 and will remain away for the next three months visiting with relatives.
 Mining Man Here
 James Kingdom, superintendent o1 { the U. V. Extension, motored to the city yesterday from Jerome, return ling last night.
 i School Official Here Prof. A. L. Jones of Phoenix, school superintendent of Maricopa county, Is in Prescott for few weeks on trip of recreation and to enjoy the climate.
 Country Visitor
 Mrs. Ed Ritter of Kirkland valley is paying friends in the city an ex- tended visit, and is a guest of her brother, School Superintendent Mil Ter.
 Goes North
 Jimmy" Merritt has gene to Se- ligman, where he is to locate for a short time, and. will be in charge oi silica shipping of c. C. Ruffner 10 the United Verde smelter at Clark dale.
 Goes to Douglas
 J. 5. Douglas, who has been at the United Verde Extension holdings, visited the city yesterday. leaving later for his home at Douglas. He returns later and reports full action in mining and smelting.
 Going Back Home AIr. and Mrs. Samuel Shaw of Humboldt, the first named an engi- neer of the s. F. P. & P, left Wed nesday night for the old home at Asheville, N. C., where they will visit for three months with relatives. Mining Business
 E. K. Pembroke, a principal of the Copper King, of Eureka district, is' in the city on business, reporting pro duction as continuing, while mine conditions are satisfactory. daily shipments being made to the railroad at Hillside.
 Enjoyable Outing
 Mrs. J. H. Robinson and Mrs. C.. H. Hooker returned yesterday from Southern California, after an outing of few weeks, during which they witnessed the welcome to the big fighting boats of the navy to the Pa cihc, which was an enjoyable occas- ion.
 Mining Investors
 Captain James Zoos and H. J. Jus tin, mining men of Pioche. Nevada, have returned from the lower section of Hassayampa district in making mine examinations, and leave today for Turkey creek, thence into Tiptop district. They are to remain in this field for a few weeks, pre{erring to invest in silver properties. Visiting Educators
 Prof. and Mrs, E. H. Ford of Mayer, the former principal of that public school, and the latter a teacher, visited yesterday with friends in this city. They say that town is now filled up and not home is available for any new arrivals, in view of the fall term of the school approaching, which is bringing in many families. MacIver Back
 Don C. MacIver has returned for a brief visit after a featuring tour of the southwest, under auspices of the Y. M. C. A., and gives a flattering account of receptions accorded nim everywhere. EHe will continue to serve the good cause, and before leaving town will probably give an address here, for which he has been requested by many.
 Had Lively Time
 Samuel Knott, who with Henry Hardy entered the Navajo reserve last month via Tuba City in northern Coconino county, arrived in the city on Tuesday, and stated he and others were compelled to take the back track into neutral territory by fed eral' officers, as they were premature in entering. Knott states he paid his way in to a sub-chief of the tribe, but could not get a cent rebate. There also are others" he conclud 1 ed, ito show that the red man is fully alive to indulge in little prof i iteering"
 CFrom Saturdays Daily)