Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-22
Phoenix Visitor

E-hOClllA NlSllOl 1 H. E. Blake, business man ot { Phoenix, yesterday came to Pres ? colt, and will spend few days ir this city on business. He is staying : at the Prescott hotel From Cottonwood Jerry McGinsey, of McGinsey
 Brothers, merchants of Cottonwood
 was business visitor to Prescott yesterday, greeting friends in the
 city,
 NC-4 Progress
 I Work is going forward steadily at
 the NC-4 silver mine, according to
 reports reaching here yesterday. The
 drift is now $40 feet in, and work
 has begun on cross-cut. The drift
 is in good grade of milling ore.
 Business Visitor
 Russ Stapleton, speciality man for
 the Heinz porducts, yesterday left to
 continue his tour of this end of the state on business from his headquar-
 ters in Phoenix. He spent two or three days in Prescott.
 From Phoenix
 c. Bartinovich, who last fall had charge of concrete construction on the Prescott-J erome short line, was in the city yesterday, returning to this end of the state from a stay in Phoenix.
 Leave for Childs
 M. V. Watson, general manager of the Arizona Power company, and C. A. Rowley, office engineer of the company, yesterday left Prescott for the power station at Childs, on a short inspection trip.
 Good Crop Conditions
 Barton Lebsch, rancher of the Verde valley, was visitor to Pres colt Tuesday, to make arrangements for the marketing of produce from his Verde ranch. Lebsch reports crop conditions in the Verde the best i'll years.
 Condition Better
 Albert Ryer, employed at the Santa Fe here, is at the Mercy hospital, where day or so ago he underwent an operation for appendicitis. His condition is reported better, and it is expected that he will be out again, in few days.
 Visit on Coast
 MT. and Mrs. Garland Cornell left | Prescott Tuesday with their small | baby for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Cornell will remain on a visit of about 90 days with her mother. MT. Cornell will return to Prescott with in a week.
 Return from Navy
 Ernest F. Orr and Floyd L. Orr, after a two-year' enlistment ill the United States navy, have returned to their home at Ocatello. Ernest Orr was serving on board the U. s. s. Mullaney, Floyd Orr on the '. S. s. Chase.
 Kingman Quiet
 John Bunch, mining man who has been working in the Kingman dis trict, was in the city yesterday. He reports Kingman to be rather quiet as to business and mining. Some work, he says, is being done at the Catherine. 0. C. McIlrath Here
 O. C. McIlrath, Phoenix con tractor interested in the award of the highway commission, spent the lay in town. Leave for the East
 Attorney A. H. Favour, of this ,ity, yesterday left Prescott with his laughter, Miss Catherine, for Chi ,ago. He will return to Prescott in l short time. . Cool in North
 Miss Ina Cook, who has just re- turned from visiting friends and rel ltives at Winslow, reports the weather quite cool there, but she had . pleasant visit Boy of Travels T
 Albert Armstrong, aged 7, has ar -ived safely at Paige military school, Los Angeles, he reports to his dad, yho is a patient at Whipple. Albert negotiated the journey solo. T At St. Johns
 John H. Napier, during the past erm science instructor and athletic coach at Prescott High school, is 1t present in St. Johns, where he is the new county UnSon 2 High school, of which he will be principal. On Saturday he plans to cave for Austin, Texas, and from here for Washington, D. C., via New f Orleans. He will return to St. Johns |. n the fall
 From Fridays Daily) \ Business Visitor
 Noo1