Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-08

with the Humboldt Consolidated Mines company, was ill the city yes terday transacting business. Dr. Bowen is en route to his home in Los Angeles, having completed his assessment work in this county.
 Mining Man Here George K. Koyk, prominent min ing man of the Pacific coast, was in Prescott yesterday from his tenn porary headquarters at Wickenburg. Koyk is thinking of making Yavapai county his home.
 Leaves for South
 Charles Paul of the Prescott Pro- duce company, has left the city for a trip of q few days to Phoenix, Mesa and other cities in the valley, for the purpose of buying fruit. Returns from Frisco
 Ed Meek has returned to this city from an extended visit In San Fran cisco, where during the past several weeks he has been transacting busi- ness for the Arizona Hydraulic Power company.
 Returns from Yaeger
 NODFIk M ulll Os lcl4ll olllJNl NiSOl of the Prescott national forest, has returned to the city from Yaeger canyon, where he inspected the work rrw under way on the Yaeger- Cherry trail.
 Return from Canyon
 A party made up of Marsh Smith, John Napier, Max Escher, Howard Naylor and John Higgins, has re turned to Prescott from the Grand Canyon, where the five spent the weekend.
 Leave for Jerome
 Joe Winchester have left Prescott, accompanied by his son, Henry K. Winchester, for Jerome, where they will do some work on their mining claims in that district. Young Win chester has been connected with the Arizona Mine Supply company for some time.
 Visits Sister Here
 Mrs. w. E. Minter, of Huntington, w. Va, sister of Mrs. C. s. Angel, yesterday arrived in Prescott from, the south, and will be in the city for ; several weeks, on visit with Mir. and Mrs. Angel.
 Returns from Coast
 F. S. Viele, president of the Ari- zona Power company, yesterday re- turned to Prescott from the coast, where he has been spending several days on business. He made the trip via Phoenix. Inspects F. B. Work
 Miss Florence Egan, of Washing ton, D. C., official inspector for the federal board for vocational educa- ton. was in Prescott yesterday, in specting the work of the local fed eral board in this city. To the NC-4
 William Clevenger, who is interest ed in the NC-4 Silver Mining com pany, yesterday left for the NC-4 amp. He IS very. enthusiastic over the recent determinations of the property.
 From Tip-Top District
 Stephen ]. Byers, who owns prom ising silver property in the Tip-Top district, visited Prescott yesterday. He reports the Tip-Top district to be showing increased activity. From Salt Lake
 Richard Hamm, of Salt Lake City, s in Yavapai county visiting his brother and parents at Walnut Grove and Camp Verde. He plans to return to his home in Salt Lake in a few days.
 Here for Supplies
 I. s. Odom, secretary of the Lucky Strike Copper company, with prop critics near the NC-4 camp, was in the city yesterday purchasing sup plies, and attending to important business for his camp. On Vacation
 lack and William Bates, brothers, who for the past six months have been working at the NC-4 silver mine, are i'll the city on a vacation. They report the drift at the 225-foot level to be in 353 feet, with an eX- cellent showing in the face. Leaves for South
 Mrs. Blanche Yaeger, of Walnut | Creek, where she has been teaching the county school during the past term, was in the city yesterday en route for Bisbee, where she will spend the summer at the home Of her mother, the school having closed ! last Friday.