Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-14
To Develop Mine.
Will Attend Normal.
(From Tuesdays Daily) His Fountain of Youth.

C. C. Davis, of the Arizona Pack ling Company, made a trip Saturday iby automobile to Wickenburg, ac-
 companied by his family. They had
 good trip in spite of the washed
 ont conditions of the wagon roads,
 and all had drink from the Has
 sapampa water in the original Has
 savamper town." Davis says he just
 nust have some of it every few monts right where it is the strong est. To him, it's the real Fountain | of Youth.
 The Hide Proves It.
 On a recent trip to the Cleven-
 ger group of mines which were talk
 er over by a Portland, Oregon syn
 dicate about ten days ago, Jack Odom. one of the syndicate found and killed four big diamond backed
 rattle snakes. He had the hides tanned by a taxidermist and is show inc them proudly. fhe biggest one measured five and one half feet and was a great size Old timers claim this was the biggest they ever saw of this variety of rattler.
 Finding Summer Homes.
 That Phoenix people are gong to he looking to the mountains for sum- mer camp grounds is evidenced strongly by the fact that number have been coming every year to the Camo Creek country just north ot Mesa in a country not far removed fro,, Phoenix where those who can not oet out for an extended stay can oct relief from the heat and nave , change of surroundings. It IS stated that this resort is growing year by year and that next year It will be bigger than ever. Likew'Se inc number of people who come to Cherry Creek post is increasing greatly.
 Groom Creek Outing Club.
 Mrs C. A. Lindsay oi Groom Creek has sold her summer cottages to Mir Aller of Phoenix, and ne ,,,;,1 en1aroe the same. It is stated th,t if is likely a company or Out -. Crrb similar to the Iron SprinT- a,,t;rr cIub will be organized m phoon;v and that number Of fam flies will be there the coming sum- mer.
 Inspecting Forests.
 | C. McNelty, assistant forest So- nervisor of the Prescott Nahoan'i Forest is off on an extended trip O! ;rsnection over the southern end oI the forest. He will cover Camp yer de and will touch Phoenix on the tr;o He will be gone for ten days. Activity Increases.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. M. Gilleland were in the city yesterday from Dewey .u Y. shopping trip. They reported nrosperous conditions among ca'.le men and mining activity as on the increase in their section. Ready To Move Road Camp. ,l
 MT Hooker in charge ot roao work ont on Williamson Valley road was in the city yesterday, lie homes to move his camp to another section of road in few days. Rack From Summer Trip.
 Mrs, F. C. Sutton, and baby Gwen down Sutton, have returned from d" all summers vacation spent on '"e co,st arriving from San Francisco yesterday. While inthe California mel ropoIis, baby Gwendolyn won mu'" .or,r,ordation for her dainty danc- ;na Mir. Sutton is an engineer in the employ of the Santa Fe. 1 MI N;ss- Fern Lowry is in the city from Reno, Nevada visiting '''" lives and friends.
 Late Rains Did Good.
 Ed Ritter of Kirkland IS in the citv on business. Summer rams ,borgb late. have made good ieeo in his section.
 To Vacation In Frisco
 C F. Davis one of the operators in the Western Union telegrap" company left last night for San Francisco. California on his annuI ! vacation. |, Helping Canvas Returns. !,
 Supervisor Aidglcy accompanied ,v Mrs. Midglly are in the city from Jerome. Mir. Midgely is attending the official count of the late lament ed primary election. That is, lament F 2T Il