Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-04
City Ne1Us. Tn Brief
Here From Groom Greek

Prescott national forest has gone
 over into Johnson Wash, near Cher
 ", to visit George K. Pratt's ranger
 station. He is making official inspec-
 ton of camps at this season of the
 year
 To The Coast For Two Weeks
 Arthur J. Logsdon will leave to-
 day for a summer vacation trip to
 Los Angeles, where he will be gone
 for two weeks. He is one of the
 chief salesmen and window trimmers
 in the B.-B. Company store and is off
 on his regular vacation.
 Scouts Having Fun
 Nine boy scouts, in company with
 Scoutmaster Thomas, are pending a
 month out al the old Bornite camp near the falls. They are having a
 good time and have a fair sized swim
 ming hole in the Hassayampa, in
 which they can get a distance of sol feet in races. Developing Near Alto
 F. NJ. Dean, who is developing some mines out near Alto, was in yester- day from camp and reported condi- tions as improving in a mining way out there. Frank is a hard worker and a good judge of mines. He ought to know how pick winner if experience counts for anything, he | says. Also Digs Silver
 E. A. Sawyer of Winslow passed | through the city yesterday on his way back from trip to Salt River valley | on business. Mr. Sawyer is interested in a new silver mine which promises to make him a million or two outside of the coin he is raking in on the sheep bushes.
 Girls on Visit
 Nellie May Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. w. Davis, and Margaret Orthel, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. O F. Orthel, left yesterday for a visit at the home Mir. and Mrs. Hudson of Williams. While away the girls will see the Grand Canyon and other places of interest in the northern part of the state.
 May Stay Some More
 E. R. Wilder, one of the boys who was discharged from the army hero in Prescott, has returned from his home in Alabama, where he went from here after his discharge. He came right back, for he realizes tha, this climate is just what he needs He will stay till he gets well and then may stay some more.
 Appreciate Good Climate
 Mrs. James T. Gould of Birming. ham. Ala, is in the city. She cameo with her son, Edward L. Gould, who is seeking this salubrious climate for the benefit of a rundown condition of health. They are just in love with Prescott and the climate and will send the good word back home 10 give more people the proper idea of al ideal place to rest and recuperate. Leaves for West
 Miss Minnie B. Piper, daughter of s Mir and Mrs. J. N. Piper, left on 1 Thursday, July 22, for Long Beach to visit with relatives and friends, also i to attend a summer session exclusive l ly for primary teachers.
 Came To See Doctor Ii
 John NJ. R. Purrott of Crown | King is back in Prescott to have his hand treated A few days ago he was here on similar mission, having a ' case of incipient blood poisoning, and it is not entirely well. Dick Was Shaking Hands Some
 Dick McNary, who has been mining ( in Copper Basin district for many years, has for the past few months T been working on the country road in various gangs. He was in yesterday shaking hands with a lot of old a friends. l Here From Range
 J. w. Forbes of the Hays Cattle :. with headquarters in Pee f, ples Valley, is in the city on business. S Range was getting dry before the rains started and much more moisture l. is needed. n Quick To Recognize Merit Mrs. E. Quick of Mesa, accompanied by her young son, Glenn, is up to d d spend the rest of the summer in Pres F ,ott. She likes the climate all right C and thinks the town is all to the good Over From Camp Wood II T,
 E. s. Baker is in from the Camp T Wood section and reports things in W good shape, even though dry in his T section, except for the apple crop be- ng cut short. Y Climate 5
 Lee Osenburg left yeterday for al Phoenix after spending a short visit I with his sister, Mrs. Reese NJ. Ling. ,r -Ia a,io,,ed tbe coo1 climate very