Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01


 surface work, shaping up and the construction of a wagon road from the mine to the railroad.
 Here on Business
 Harold Jackson, of Kirkland, was in the city yesterday on short business trip.
 From Thompson Valley
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Miller, of Thompson Valley, were among wis itors to Prescott yesterday, shop ping and greeting friends. From Peoples Valley
 R. w. Forbes, manager of the Hays Cattle company at Peoples Valley, spent yesterday in the city on business.
 From Congress Junction
 Miss Mary Cannon, teacher at the Congress Junction school, was in the city yesterday on brief shop ping trip.
 Wickepburg Visitor
 Miss Myrtle Stevens was in the city yesterday on a visiting and shopping trip from Wickenburg, where she teaches the Wickenburg school.
 From Skull Valley
 Among yesterdays visitors to Prescott was Aubrey Gist, prom inent Skull Valley rancher. Cattleman Here
 Frank Stewart, the cattleman from Minnehaha, spent yesterday in the city on business, greeting his many friends while here.
 From Prescott Farms
 MT. and Mrs. L. N. George, of the Prescott Farms, where MT George is tine principal, were among yesterdays visitors to the city. Will Finish Term
 Mir. and Mrs. Cummings were in Prescott yesterday from the Farms, or a short business trip. Mrs. Cum mings, who has been substituting at Farms school in the absence of regular teacher, has, upon the unani nous wish of the school patrons, de- cided to teach for the remainder of the term.
 Mrs. Grace Chapman, deputy county recorder, who has been spending Thanksgiving at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ida Genung, IT. Peoples Valley, will return to Pres colt today.
 From Jerome
 MT. and Mrs. Walter H. Davis, O; Jerome, were in the city yesterday on a short visit Prior to her mar riage recently. Mrs Davis was Miss Anna Lou Richards. Leaves for Phoenix
 John w. Daugherty, prominent miuing man of Hillside, who has been in Prescott on business, is leaving for Phoenix, where he will remain for a few days on business. Daugherty is optimistic concerning the mining situation in the Hillside district.
 May Locate Here
 William Anderson, formerly en- gagged in real estate brokerage in Omaha, Neb., is in Prescott look ing over the country with view to settling here. It is Anderson's belief that conditions in the west are much better than in his section. Makes Short Trip
 James s. Douglas, president of the United Verde. made a short busi- ness trip to Prescott yesterday. Claims Prize Cup
 William Wood, prominent rancher e the Skull Valley section, was in the city yesterday on business. While here he called at the fair au- thorities to claim the cup represent ing the best display in the poultry department at the N. A. state fair. Here on Tour
 A party composed of Mir. and Mrs. R. C. Salabar, of Ignacio. Colo, Miss Isabel E. Brewer. of Kansas City, and B. w. Sease; Of Durango, Colo, are stopping in Prescott on motor trip to the southern part of the state They state that they find Prescott the finest town they have seen on their trip, and Sease says that he ex- poets to return to Yavapai soon, 1 looking forward to making invest nents in this part of the state. Here Over Holiday
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Schwanbeck l and their family spent the Thanks giving holiday in Prescott, return ing yesterday to their home in Drake.
 A. R. Helms yesterday made a short business trip to the city. Here from Mine
 George Scott was in the city yes terday from the Show Low mine. Here from Ranch
 Charley King made short busi- ness trip to Prescott from the King brothers ranch. Leaves for Miami Tucson
 Miss Jean MacGillivray. finance campaign manager from Y. w. C.l A. headquarters in New York, who las been making a short stay here lfter several weeks in Jerome, yes .erdav left to continue her Y work n Miami and Tucson. Cattleman Here
 Fen s. Hildreth, cattleman from he Williamson valley, is in the city or a short stay. Return to Mesa
 Miss Alice Adams. who is at pres mt teaching at the Mesa school will cave today for that city after a pleasant holiday weekend spent in Prescott with her mother. Mrs. Kate Adams. Miss Adams, who