Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-07

similar experience on Lynx creel; during Sunday overlook Miss Mar garet Shaper, teaching at Cherry
 Creek. and Harold Blome, teaching at Beaver Creek. All left yesterday
 for their destinations, one day late
 Town Lot Deal.
 David Scott has sold to ]. N. Mar
 iscall lot in Scott's addition to Cot tonwood, the deed Of $500 being re-
 corded yesterday.
 Students Arrive.
 Miss Thelma Perrett, of Jerome.
 and LeRoy Roberts, of Fair Oaks,
 arrived in the city Sunday to enter
 the Prescott Business college.
 New Nurse Arrives.
 Miss Orphia Loebeer, of Pasadena,
 California, is a recent arrival in the
 city, coming to accept a position in the public schools here, and is at the Congress.
 Passes Through.
 James s. Douglas was again in the city yesterday from Douglas and .en route to the United Verde Extension at Jerome on his customary trip of inspection.
 Small Mining Deal.
 Christ Young has sold to H. H. Temple for $500 three mining claims on the Constance group, situated in Blue Tanks district, the deed being recorded yesterday.
 New Dentist Arrives.
 Dr. l.. E. Downing, a graduate of the Indiana Dental college, has ar rived in the city and hereafter will be associated with Dr. J. Harvey Blain. He comes with all excellent reputa- ton in his profession. Climate Benefits.
 MT. and Mrs. Stamford, Of Kansas City are recent arrivals, the first nam- d coming for his health, which in a short time has materially improved. 1 They are very much pleased with Prescott and the climate Mining Man Here.
 Joe E. Shearer, who is we'll known in mining circles of the county, hay ing interests in the Bradshaws, is in inc city on business, reporting scat 4ered development as continuing, and | he outlook for big doings later is ex- cellent. To Mining Camp.
 w. l. Johnson, owner of desirable si1vcr-lead-vanadium holdings in Cat qract canyon, near Fl Tovar, left for his camp yesterday, and en route will be joined by au Eastern investor who will become interested. Comes to Locate.
 Frank E. Shill is a recent arrival rom Maricopa county to make Yava- oai his future home and engage in farming. He has purchased from Jay Davis large acreage near Skull Val ley and taken possession, the consid- aration being about $7O00. Visitors Leave.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Mohn, of Den lison, Ohio, who had been in the city ,or the past two months visiting with heir daughters, Mrs. C. F. Hogsett and Mrs. F. E. Carroll, of Mesa, left yesterday for home, visiting the coast points of interest while en route. Lynx Creek Was High.
 Sunday afternoon Lynx creek car jed the biggest flow of water ever lnown, estimated to be eight feet lcep at the wagon road crossing. There is one motorist who is out a Ford car that was last seen making or the lowlands near Dewey. Visitor Leaves.
 Miss Mamie Vale, who had been lSlllllS uut illS lllS uOlludy . Nllu Prescott and Jerome acquaintances, to Barstow, California, Sun lay, to resume her studies ill the public school there She was disap- 'ointed in not being able to enjoy an sleigh ride. Iassayamper Here.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins is in the city rom Los Angeles, and this trip is to emain indefinitely, having varied in erests to look after. He is meeting with a welcome from all and states he mile-high ozone is decidedly re- reshing to inhale. He intimates he ( nay come back soon to put on the ' Iassayampa hobbies. filming Man Hurt.
 C. A. Heberline, mining operator New York people, who ad the misfortune to have his riding orse fall catching him underneath I nd badly crushing his leg, has recov- red sufficiently to be able to walk round with a crutch, after one week