Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-27

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 Arrive in Snow.
 Prof. and Mrs. Milton Updegraff arrived in Prescott yesterday in time to see the first snow of the year, and are now once more in their pleasant home on Pine Crest. Prof. jUpdegraff spent some time in Wash ington before joining Mrs. Updegraff in Chicago. Forest Man Here. { J. C. Kircher, district forest in spector from headquarters in Albu- querque. was in Prescott yesterday Iconferring with Forest Supervisor H.. Basil Wales on national forest busi- ness. Kircher is making a trip through this region, coming here from Flagstaff, and leaving today for points north.
 (From Saturdays daily) From Camp Wood.
 Ben Harmon was visitor to the city yesterday from Camp Wood. Back From Phoenix II. L. D. Phillips is back at his store after a few days visit to Phoe- nix.
 Business Here.
 Tim Fell made short trip to Prescott on business yesterday from Lynx Creek.
 Here on Business. w. A. Allen living near the Amer ican ranch, was in the city yester- day on business.
 Williamson Valley Visitor.
 Among visitors to the Mile High City yesterday was Sid Marks from Williamson Valley.
 On Mining Business. A. J. Carroll, of the Yaba Copper company, spent yesterday in Prescott on mining business.
 Here for Supplies. o. A. Egbert was in the city yes terday purchasing supplies for his mining camp near the Big Pine. Buying Supplies. F. NJ. Dean was in the city yes Iterday buying supplies for his min ing camp ;n the Thumb Butte dis trict
 Visits Children Here.
 Jim Johnson is in the city from Skull Valley, visiting his children who are attending school in the Mile High City.
 On Business Trip.
 Andrew Peterson of Congress function made a short business trip to the city yesterday, for some household articles.
 Mining Man Here.
 C. o. Howard, of the Howard silver and the Howard copper prop critics is in the city for several days on mining business.
 Visiting Here.
 Mrs. Tom Thorpe, of Mayer, was in the city yesterday with her hand some infant son, visiting pr. and Mrs. R. N. Looney.
 From Williamson Valley.
 Mrs. Charles Wallace, of William ison Valley, yesterday made a shop ninp tour to Prescott, also getting Isome textbooks for the Williamson Valley school.
 Visiting Family.
 Ray Hill. prominent cattleman of Camp Wood, was in Prescott yesterday visiting his family. He IaIso attended to some business mat Iters while in town
 Make Trip to Phoenix.
 Frank Smith and Phil Saavedra left yesterday for Phoenix, where Ithev will purchase some new rolling tstock for the Jerome Union Stage line, returning here Sunday.
 Goes Over School Records.
 Deputy State Examiner J, C. Oar sew who is here going over th' county records with State Examiner Hugh Morrison, yesterday was busy lin the county school superintendent office Make Kingman, Parker. After the big meeting held at thu Elks' theater last night, Ralph Cam
 eron and his party left to continu' , their speaking tour to Kingman an' ) Parker, returning from there tc
 Phoenix.
 United Arizona Progress. With diamond drilling at the l. 9 OOO-ft. level in good progress, NIT
 Stevens of the United Arizona re
 ports that some mighty good or T was struck at this level on the prop 3 erty recently. = Leaves for Mine.
 F. R. Shanafelt, of the Malapa Mining company in the Zonia dis t trict near Kirkland, who has been | f Prescott on business, left yesterda