Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-08

was a visitor to Prescott yesterday on short business trip. Wagoner Visitor
 J. B. Paxton, rancher from Wag- oner, was a visitor to the city yes terday on a short business trip. From Camp Verde
 Granville Fain, of Camp Verde, was visitor to the city yesterday on a short business trip. From Skull Valley
 J. Van Dickson yesterday came to Prescott for a visit from the Van Dickson ranch at Skull Valley. Motoring Trip
 C. w. Smith this week is a visitor to Prescott from his home in Santa Ana, Calf, on a motoring trip from the coast.
 Cattleman Here
 George Ainsworth, well known cattleman of the Walnut Creek country, is spending day or two in the city on a short business trip. Phoenix Visitor
 w. F. Neil, of Phoenix, was a visitor to this city the early part ot the week, on a short trip on busi- ness.
 From Camp Verde
 Mrs. James Wingfield was visitor to the city during the early part of the week, coming in by motor from her home in Camp Verde. Mining Man Here
 Tom ISaacson, mining man of the Walker district, was in the city yes terday coming in on short busi- ness trip.
 Returns from Coast
 Oscar w. Bruchman, proprietor of Bruchman's clothing store, has re- turned from a buying trip of several days to Los Angeles.
 On Regular Trip
 S. N. Marks, of Okron, Ohio, where he is connected with the Goodrich Rubber company, was in the city yesterday on a short busi ness trip.
 Business in Phoenix
 l. M. Farley, of this city, has left for Phoenix, where he will spend al day or two on business matters. Williamson Visitor
 A. N. Matley, rancher and dairy man from the Williamson Valley, was a visitor to the city yesterday, coming in on a short business trip. On County Business
 Sheriff Warren G. Davis yesterday made a trip to Jerome on county business, returning to Prescott last night.
 Leaves for South
 Mrs. David A. Field has left Pres colt for Memphis, Tenn, where she plans to spend two or three months in a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. C. McAllen. From Camp Verde
 C. P. Wingfield, of the county highway commission, was in the city yesterday, and is remaining for the meeting of the commission which will be held here today. Huron Visitor
 Miss Ruby Seaver was visitor to the city yesterday from her home in Huron, where she has been teaching the school during the past term, Miss Seaver closed her school Fri day.
 Favorable Report
 K. P. Corson, of Wagoner, was al visitor to Prescott yesterday to pur- chase supplies for his silver mine III that district. He reports conditions to be favorable.
 From Turkey Creek Ben Shurman, mining man, oi Turkey Creek, was in the city yes terday purchasing supplies for his property in the Turkey Creek dis trict.
 To Colorado
 Miss Eva Behrenfeld, who has been teaching the school at Wagoner, closed her school Friday and yester- day was in the city en route for Colorado Springs, where she will spend the summer. Leaves for Coast F. ]. Herbert, representative ot the J. & J. Copper company, whose property is located in the Bloody Basin district yesterday afternoon left for Los Angeles, on an extended trip in the interests of the company. He was called to the coast city by associates who will assist in financing the property.
 Leaves for Tucson
 Dr. ]. w. Finn, proprietor of the Pamsetgaaf sanatorium, yesterday afternoon left Prescott for Tucson. He will remain in the University city for two or three days Here for Supplies
 Eugene Milligan, of the Black Chief Copper company, was in the city yesterday from his home in Dewey, for the purpose of purchas- ing supplies for the Black Chief camp.
 Visits Sister Here
 Harry J. Jansen, of Kansas City, a representative of the American Fixture company at that place, IS spending a week in Prescott on a visit to his sister and brother-in-law, MT. and Mrs. A. ]. Hilger. Recovers from Flu
 I. E. Norman of 22l North Ma rina, who has been i'll for the past month with what is said to have been the influenza, hes begun i'm proving, it was learned yesterday. To Buy Cattle
 ]. F. Milligan, of Fort Bragg, Cal, is in the city on a cattle buying trip. Milligan, who is in the wholesale butcher business, has a large feeding pasture at Fort Bragg, to which he ehins feeders he has bought.