Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20

| company, yesterday I6luIH6u 10 res
 colt from Los Angeles, where he has
 been on business with his firm, and attending the Elks convention in the coast city.
 . From Davis Mine
 Joe Gaspari and Carson Ryer, min = ing men of the Senator district, yes ? terday came to Prescott from their 7 headquarters at the Davis mine. They
 report work progressing in develop
 ment and taking out ore.
 Flagstaff Visitor
 Charles Treagle, rancher, whose
 home is located about Y miles out
 of Flagstaff, arrived in this city yes terday, planning to remain here for
 ia day or two on a short business
 trip.
 From the Summit
 Al Vroom, well known mining man
 of this county, was business visitor
 in Prescott yesterday, coming in
 from his property near the Copper
 Basin summit. He passed the day
 purchasing supplies and greeting his
 Prescott friends.
 From Groom Creek
 ]. C. Schaffer, civil war veteran and pioneer resident of Yavapai, visited friends in Prescott yesterday, from his home in the Groom Creek section, where he is passing the sum mer. MT Schaffer lives in Sawtelle, Calif., during the winter months.
 Receive Sad News
 Arriving in Prescott yesterday from their home at Clovedale, Ore, planning to visit in Prescott, Mir. and Mrs. ]. T. Moore had been here but short while when they received a wire to the effect that their house in Clovedale had just burned down. Set Up New Mill
 w. B. Blalock, who is operating a mine in the Senator district, came to Prescott yesterday to transact business for his company. He states that he has just bought large Cob son mill and hoist, and that he plans to have the mill running with in few days.
 Mill is Running
 William Sanders, superintendent of the P. w. s. Leasing company, whose properties are located in the Copper Basin district, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday, purchasing supplies. He states the P. w. s. mill is running a full eight hours day.
 Finish School Well
 w. H. Allen, of Congress Juno ton, where he is one of the trustees for the school of that district, was visitor to Prescott yesterday, on business for the school. He reports that a 200-foot well to furnish water for the school has just been com pleted.
 Go to California
 A party including Miss Grace Sparkes, secretary'of the chamber of commerce; Miss Florence Tucker, teacher at the federal board school at Whipple Barracks; Malcolm Bar rett, assistant secretary of the cham Der of commerce; and Gordon Clark, carly yesterday morning left by auto mobile for California. At Needles the party will be joined by Jack Sparkes, Miss Sparkes' brother. They will visit in Los Angeles a short while before proceeding to San Fran cisco, where they will pass a vaca- ton of about three weeks. Phoenix Businessmen
 William Lewis and George w. Micllle, business men of Phoenix, arrived in Prescott for a short stay in this city, calling at the forest serv- ice office here to see about securing camping facilities at the Camp Creek recreation area on the southern part of the Prescott forest. Iron Springs Trip
 J. D. Jones, of Albuquerque, as sistant forester of the southwestern district, who is passing month in Prescott on forest business, yester- day made a short trip to Iron Springs, accompanied by H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott forest. The two men returned to Prescott last night Return to California
 Ed H. Oldham, ranger for the Walnut Creek district of the Pres colt forest, was in Prescott yester- l day, accompanied by the Misses Edith and Lorena Valencia, of Calif., was in Prescott The Misses Valencia have been visiting at the Walnut Creek station, accompanied by Old hams mother, Mrs. A. C. Oldham, also of Bakersfield. They left yes