Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-13
To Operate Properties

George Felt, of Denver. Colo. where he is connected with the , American Lead & Zinc Smelling company, is in Prescott on business.
 He has taken oyer the Dunkirk and
 Davis mines in the Senator district.
 planning to operate them in the near
 future.
 Here or Cc.siness
 Herman A. Wagner, mining and business man of Mayer, came to
 Prescott yesterday on business con nected with a judgment recently handed down by the U. s. district court here against the Great Western smelters and the Mayer smelters Corporations.
 Visits Sister Here | Jack Sparkes, of Phoenix, arrived on the noon train yesterday from the Isouth and dropped off to visit his sister, Miss Grace M. Sparkes, be- tween trains. He left last night to continue his journey to Los Ange- les, where he will attend the Elks Econvention.
 From Iron Springs
 Messrs. Goldberg, Coggins and Pendergast,' of the Iron Springs Out ing club of Phoenix, owners of the Iron Springs resort, were in Pres colt yesterday. They report water shortage at the springs, but state that plans are under way to increase the supply. Quits the West Charles E. Roe, of Mayer, where for the past six years he has been employed as an assayer for the Great Western Shelters corporation, ex- poets to go to Wise1hsin within day or two, to make his home in that state. MT. Roe IS first cousin to Vice-President Calvin Coolidge. Champ Gets Offer
 Ritchie Lewis, winner of the worlds championship brsncho bust ing contest at the 1921 Prescott Frontier days celebration, has re- ceived from Willits, Calif, an offer of $50 a day and all the money he can win in addition, if he will ride at the rodeo, to be held in the Cali fornia city.
 Returns a Bride
 When she left Jerome recently for California, Miss Agnes Kelley, of the Copper city, was simply Miss Agnes Kelley. Yesterday, however, she re- turned from San Francisco as Mrs. Blaine Ternouth. She and MT. Ter mouth were married in San Francisco June. 27 Mrs Ternouth IS leaving for Jerome, where she will presently be joined by her husband. Forest Inspection
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor of the Prescott National forest yes terday left for the Jerome and Cherry districts of the forest, accom- panied by J. D. Jones of Albuquer- que, assistant forester of the south. western district, in charge of lands. The two forest men will be gone for about four days, during which they will conduct inspections of the dis trict in regard to fire hazard, trails md recreation facilities. From Walnut Grove
 Business yesterday brought J. w. Shew, rancher and stockman of the Walnut Grove country, to this city. Returns to Oatman
 A. C. Parry, who has been in this .ity for day or two on business, yesterday returned to Oatman. Junction Visitors
 Mr. and Mrs. C. Haynes, residents of Jerome Junction, yesterday arrived in Prescott for weekend shopping rip and visit. Mayer Visitors
 Dan Condron and Eli Bates, we'll known mining men of the Mayer country, were business visitors to Prescott yesterday. From Copper Basin
 Thomas C. Hill, mining man from the Copper Basin district, yesterday was a visitor to this city, coming in o transact business. From Clemenceau
 MT. and Mrs Harry Treatham yes erday came to Prescott from their nome in Clemenceau, planning to pass the weekend here. Mining Man Here
 Harry Goliath, mining man of Je- -ome, arrived in Prescott yesterday or a weekend visit and business rip to the Mile Hi city. Leave Today
 MT. and Mrs Claud T. Davenport oday will leave for Oak Creek, where they plan to pass vacation outing of a couple of weeks at Lo- omai lodge They will be accom- panied by their little son. From Clemenceau
 John Munds, deputy sheriff for he Clemenceau precinct, was m Prescott yesterday, appearing as a witness in the superior court. Wagoner Visitor
 Mrs. Hiram Call<ins, resident of Vagoner, is passing several days in