Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27
Fasteners On Bear Hunt.

Fasteners On Bear Hunt.
 Leaving Prescott a month ago, H. J. Wi1burn, of FL Paso, and A. J. Mitchell and F. A. Robbins, of Chi cago, returned yesterday from an eX- tended bear hunt in the vicinity of the Grand Canyon. They will re- main in Prescott a day or two, and then continue their hunting trip through the Bradshaws and around Granite Mt, this time looking for deer as well as bear. The three big game enthusiasts were here last year on similar expedition, and hope to be as lucky as they were then, when, with a party of four, each man got his deer Mitchell has mining inter ests here.
 Visits Friends Here.
 J. ]. McNeil, who has been leasing on a silver property in the Crown King district, is in the city visiting friends
 Returns To Wild Flower.
 M. A. Mckay, caretaker of the Wild Flower and other mining in terests of the Murphy estate in the Bradshaw mountains, is in the city on business He will return home this morning, employing various methods of transportation to detour the miss ing bridge on the Crown King road. He says that most of the operating in his district at the present time is being done by the silver mines. Returns From Trip.
 Al Keller, well known hard rock miner of Yapapai county, has return cd from an extended trip to various parts of the northwest At the ap- Droach of winter he could not with stand the lure of the sunny south land. and the call of the rippling waters of the Hassayampa-and hence he IS back Tn Prescott.
 To Build Trail.
 Deputy forest supervisor J. C. Nc Nulty and Ranger M. L. Nichols yes terday left for Mt Union, where they will establish a trail crew cam camp. About miles of trail will be built in the vicinity, and will be completed this fall if the weather permits. Ran ger Nichols is in charge of the work, Deputy McNulty planning to return to Prescott in few days.
 Return To Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Johnson, who have been visiting with Mir. Richards of Richards Bros, will leave Pres colt this afternoon to return to Los Angeles. MT. and Mrs. Johnson mot ored overland to the Mile High City, and will make the return trip to the coast in the same manner.
 Jerome Attorney Here.
 While in Prescott yesterday on le- gal business, Walter Davis, the prom incnt Jerome attorney, visited his cousin, Miss Verna Pryor.
 Returns From Phoenix. w. R. Mcconnell secretary and general manager of the Home Oil O., yesterday returned from Phoe- nix, where he was looking after some .business matters. He will proceed in a few days to the company's fields in Texas.
 Business In Jerome. Accompanied by William E. Hicks, manager of the E. E. Nash Produce Company, H. J. Peterson drove over to Jerome yesterday on business for the local Armour house. of which he is manager.
 Arrived Yesterday. Ralph Cameron was in Prescott yesterday on political business.
 Visits School.
 County school superintendent w. Curtis Miller made a visit to the Groom Creek school yesterday, and said he found things in very good condition. Mrs. Otto Lang, IT, teaches the Groom Creek pupils.
 Doing Well
 Omer R. Hill, who was operated on Wednesday night at the Mercy
 Hospital is reported to be progress l ng very well.