Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-08

Graber says, are leaving the distric - for other places. r Here With Mother r. w. Freeman is ill the city wit ; his mother, who plans 10 leave 500 . for the coast.
 } From Williamson John Matley made short trip t l Prescott on business yesterday iron Williamson Valley.
 Visits Son Here F. N. Watson is in the city fo a while from Monterey, Calif. + is visiting his son, patient q Whipple Barracks.
 Here on Business i Dan Ii. Lewis, of Turkey, ha {. been spending a couple of days il . Prescott on business cnnected witt
 his mine in tine Turkey district.
 Brings Samples In
 i A. G. Brown was i'll the city yes
 terday from his gold-copper prop 'erty near Canyon, bringing in som, samples of the ore for assaying.
 Here With Mother
 Frank w. Freeman, of Humboldt yesterday arrived in Prescott witt his mother, who will leave soon foI the coast. after visit of a couple of weeks with her son.
 Returns to Superior 1 Frank II. Lenox, mining man oI Superior, who recently returned from business trip to the coast, has gone back to Superior after a day or two on business in Prescott.
 Visit Chaparral Mine
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer, who are visiting in Prescott from St. Louis, made a trip with MT. and Mrs. Jack Jones to look over Jones mining interests in the Chaparral district
 Returns to Florida
 Alter a stop-over of several days in Prescott, John Ellis, of Tampa, Fla, has left for his home in the southern state. Ellis came west for the purpose of taking his wife and child to Needles.
 Returns from Mine
 o. w. Blickenstaff yesterday re- turned from a short trip to the !. i& J. silver location, where he has been going oyer the mine and talk ing stock of development work be- ing done on this promising property. Leave for Coast
 After stay of some time in Prescott, where they have a beau Itiful residence on Pine Crest, Miss Sarah Brock and Miss Clyde Sharp yesterday left Prescott for San Diego, where they will probably remain for some time.
 Leaves for South
 Dr. Lawrence H. Oliver, of Pine Crest left yesterday for the south ern part of the state, where he will visit his father and mother at Glen dale. Dr. Divers parents came to Arizona recently from the east, mak- ing their home in the southern city. Returns. from Vacation
 Fred Hallgrcn, of the Yavapai Decorating company, is expected to return today from South Dakota, where he has been spending his va cation in company with Mrs. Hall gren. Mrs. Hallgren will probably remain in South Dakota for time before returning to Prescott. Returns from J. & J. Mine
 c. H. Northrup, of the J. & '. Mining company, who has just re- turned from a visit to the company's property, states that development work is proceeding in good order. Working in hard rock the crew in one place have got to a depth of 250 feet, and on another are start ing tunnel from which they will go down later.
 Looking for Crawford
 D. s. Crawford, representing the Western Newspaper Union, was in the city yesterday to visit the news paper offices and get acquainted with the trade. Shortly after he left the Journal-Miner, a telegram arrived for him addressed care of this office but he could not be To- cated at any of the hotels last night Hence MT. Crawford IS being sought by string of anxious reporters in the role of messenger boys.
 
 A. Pressler, of the Mistake Mine, was in the city yesterday visiting the Arizona Mine Supply company to purchase equipment preparatory to increasing the working force at the mine. The Mistake people have recently shipped a carload of high grade silver ore, averaging 450 ounces 10 the ton. They have good stope opened up from which they expect to take out at least two more carloads oi this grade of ore. Visits from East E. M. Laughlin is a visitor to the Mile High City from Boston, Mass. From Lynch Creek
 Tim Fell yesterday was a business visitor to Prescott from Lynch Creek.