Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-27

1 ternOOn TOT LOS AnSSleS, where ne will stay for a few days on business. Here on Business
 w. M Anderson, of the California Hardware company at Los Angeles, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness with local hardware dealers. Back from Ash Fork
 A. w. Davis has returned to Pres colt from Ash Fork, where he went last week on business for the Will hanson Valley Farms company. Visit at Tapco
 MT. and Mrs. M. V. Watson and family are passing two weeks at STapco MT. Watson is general man ager of the Arizona Power company At Justice Court
 Miss Ruth Roper is assisting Judge Charles H. McLane for a few days with stenographic work connected with the court.
 Intall Library Work of enlarging shelf space for the Yavapai superior court law li- brary is completed, and books are being replaced on one side of the room.
 Goes to Tennessee
 Luther J. Rose, resident at Whip pie Barracks, yesterday afternoon | left for his home in Chattanooga, Tenn, having been transferred there | from the post.
 Returns from Coast
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson yester- day afternoon returned from Los An geles, where he and Mrs. Anderson went recently. Mrs. Anderson IS to remain there for a while.
 Geo to Coast
 Accompanied by Mrs. Barry Gold water and her children, of Phoenix, and by Garner Wilson, Mrs. Fen IIildreth is leaving for the coast. The trip will be made in Mrs. Gold waters car.
 From Iron Springs Mrs. Harry Fennemore was a visi- tor in Prescott yesterday, shopping and calling on friends here. She returned in the afternoon to Iron Springs.
 Goes to Valley
 R. M. Caldwell, contractor in charge of erecting the earth-fill at the Williamson valley damsite, yes terday returned to Williamson after a visit in Prescott on business. Stoneman's Lake
 ]. P. Nets, chief clerk in the of flee of J. A. Jaeger of the local Santa Fe, has left for vacation out ing and fishing trip at Stoneman's lake. He will be gone about week. Nets is accompanied by Egbert Butcher of Kirkland.
 From Yaeger Canyon
 Eugene Milligan, of the Black Chief Copper company, located in the Yaeger Canyon district, was in the city yesterday on business. HeI states they have encountered a new body of high-grade ore in the mine, and is confident the discovery will lead to worthwhile developments. From Shannon Copper
 A. L. Ferris, superintendent of the Shannon Copper company, whose property is located in the Yaeger Canyon country reports development work at the mine being carried on steadily. Ore is being taken out. Ferris was in the city yesterday on business.
 Return to Skull Valley
 Mrs. ]. Van Dickson and her chil- dren, and c. H. Voller yesterday re- turned to their home in Skull Valley They returned to Prescott Tuesday from Williams, where a tour to the canyon was interrupted by news otI Mrs. Mary Dickson's death in Bak- ersfield, Calf.
 Visits Sister Here
 Miss Rowena Moore, of Oklahoma City, arrived in Prescott yesterday afternoon, and will be here for a while visiting her sister, Mrs. E. r. Seaman. This is the first visit Of any of Mrs. Seaman's relatives to Prescott since she and Mir. Seaman arrived here three and a half years ago.
 From Aztec Mine
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Hazard are making their headquarters at the Aztec, near Senator, looking after assessment work for .l920-21. MT. Hazard, who was in town yesterday, said this property, which consists ot eight claims, is being looked over by an eastern syndicate, They are also interested in the old Bunker Hill over in Big Bug district.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Miss Anna Luke, sister of Frank Luke, Arizona soldier killed in France, and for whom the Frank Luke post of the American Legion at Phoenix is named, yesterday re- turned to her home in Phoenix, after visit in this city with Mrs. w. A. Baker and her mother, Mrs. Nellie Cahill. Miss Luke will presently leave for California, where she will pass the rest of the summer. Inspect Bridges
 H. C. Storey, assistant superintend- ent of the Albuquerque division Of