Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-26


 to the local store when all is over (From Thursdays Daily) Returns from Phoenix Mrs. Lester Ruffner has returned to Prescott after a visit in Phoenix of several days.
 Camp Verde Visitor c. H. Young, of Camp Verde. yes terday came to Prescott, where he will remain for a few days. Humboldt Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Martin yes terday came to Prescott for a few days visit from their home in Hum boldt.
 Here from Humboldt 7 J. L. White, formerly superintend- ent of the Blue Bell mine ill the Mayer district, is in the city on a short visit,
 From Thumb Butte
 C. E. Mckinley, president of the Mckinley Mining company, in the Thumb Butte district, was visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 Here for Supplies l George Leisering, well known Kirkland rancher, was ill the city yesterday buying supplies at the Ari- zona Mine Supply company. Returns to Verde
 Barton Lebsch, of the XOX ranch, the Verde valley property of D. II. Biles. yesterday returned to the ranch after several days spent in Prescott
 Leave for Phoenix 1 With the return here today from Ash Fork of E. s. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Clark this afternoon will leave for Phoenix. where they will make their home.
 Returns to Malapai
 w. R. Shanafelt, manager of the Malapai mine in the Kirkland dis trict, yesterday returned to Kirkland after spending Tuesday in Prescott on business.
 Attending School
 Arthur Soderquist, who left re- cently for California, writes to Pres colt friends that he is now definite ly located in Loss Angeles, where he is attending school.
 Here on Business
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins, well known residents of Perkinsville, were in the city yesterday, accompanied by their daughter and son, Miss Fanny Perkins, and Bannie Perkins Still at Mine
 Gary Vyne is still at the. property of the Kay Copper company in the Black Canyon district, where he and a crew of men are installing new electrical equipment for the Kay company. The party is expected to return to Prescott soon. Joins Son Here
 Mrs. Fannie Dabbs, of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived in Prescott yesterday, joining her son, Tommy Dabbs, a patient at Whipple Barracks. Mrs. Dabbs expects to remain in Pres colt, where she will be joined later by her husband.
 Returns from East
 Bill Donovan, a patient at Whip ple, who has been visiting in the east for the past month, yesterday walked into the community house, where he was warmly greeted by many friends gathered to celebrate Ia On Way to Flagstaff
 James Ralston, well known rancher of Aultman, was in the city yester- day on his way to Flagstaff, where he will remain a few days on busi- ness. Ralston has just returned from a trip to Phoenix, and will again go to the Capital city when he returns from the highlands. He ;s being kept busy with business trips this winter.
 Leaves for Three Weeks | Robert Munro, assistant supervisor of the Prescott forest yesterday left the city for a three weeks trip thru the Bloody Basin and Cave Creek districts. The trip is being made for general inspection purposes, and to enable Munro to broaden his ac- quaintance with the Prescott forest He will return in time to attend the meeting of forest supervisors of the southwest, 10 be held in Albuquer- que during the middle of next month. Here from s. F.
 Charles Mccormick, travelling yardmaster from San Francisco, yes terday stopped over at the local of fices and yards on his regular tour of the coast lines.
 Trip to Wickenburg
 Fred Barnett, of the local boiler maker force, yesterday left the Pres colt shops for Wickenburg, where