Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-01
From Thursdays Daily) Extension Director Here

! w. M. AOOk, QHSCIOT or the eXteI
 sion service of the University of Ari
 zona, was a visitor to the city yester
 day on official business.
 On Official Business
 | ]. P Dillon, United States mar
 shall, passed through Prescott yes
 terday en route to the north on of
 ficial business.
 Returns to Jerome
 Mrs. E. K. Franks of Jerome, wht
 has been the house guest of Mrs. L
 E. Hesla for the past week, returned
 home yesterday.
 On Eastern Trip
 MT. and Mrs. L.. E. Hesla left yes
 terday for Ann Arbor, Mich, on {
 six weeks trip. MT. Hesla plans to
 return overland by motor car.
 From Walnut Creek
 Ed H. Oldham, Prescott forest
 ranger for the Walnut Creek district,
 was a visitor to the city yesterday,
 coming in on a short business and visiting trip.
 Returns from Turkey George Calder, deputy clerk of the board of supervisors, has returned to Prescott from a short trip out to his mine in the Turkey Creek dis trict
 Walnut Creek Visitors
 Clarence Stewart, R. w. Aims worth and Walter Give, all cattle men of the Walnut Creek district, were in Prescott yesterday, en route to Phoenix, where they were to have acted as witnesses in case in the supreme court. Upon their arrival in Prescott however, they were noti- fled that the case had been post poned, and are now returning to their homes.
 Returns to Prescott
 William J. Baker of this city, has returned to Prescott from a trip to the Santa Rosa mountains, where he has been looking over a number of mining prospects about forty miles below Casa Grande.
 Mining Man Here
 L. P. Helmer, mining man from Kirkland, was in the city yesterday for the purpose of purchasing sup plies for his mine, visiting the Ari- zona Mine Supply company for this purpose. Leaves for Coast
 O. w. Bruchman. proprietor of clothing store, yester- day afternoon left for Los Angeles where he plans to spend several days on visit, at the same time purch- asing new goods for the store. Here on Business
 Gerson Goldsmith was. a visitor to he city yesterday, on one of his -egular trips as a representative of B. Kirschbaum company, manu- acturing clothiers. He visited the store of O. w. Bruchman. Business Visitor
 Representing the firm of J. Caps k Son, R. A. Azey was a business -isitor to the city yesterday. He is eaving for Holbrook. Flagstaff and 'ther northern points. Leaves for East
 Mrs. Lois Preston .McKibben, who las been teaching in the school at Canyon, was in the city yesterday with her two children. The Canyon chool having closed, Mrs. McKib- 'on is leaving in day or two for er home in Indiana, to return here ext year as teacher in the Yava- al county schools.
 leaves for Canyon
 Returning to Prescott from New { ,ork, C. A. Heberlein, who is operat- ( lg the Northern Arizona Lead and inc company'S mines, and the Cat I Tt Canyon Power company under ption, has left for the canyon. Sev- ral thousand feet of work had been one at the mines, which produce cad, silver, zinc and vanadium. tays for w. O. w. S Andrew Davis, of Highland, Calif., C esterday arrived in Prescott by mo- l or, following a visit to the Painted Desert and the Grand Canyon In f S88 Davis drove through this coun- ( y by team, visiting Prescott. He ad planned to visit the Hopi Indian eservation, but when he learned that | ne Smoki Indians would stake their { nake dance at the Way Out West I how this afternoon, he decided to tay over in Prescott for the event. t aw Snakes f Joe Algert is in the city from the f annie, and took a look at the f makes. f Trip n J. L. Miller spent yesterday in the F ity from Kirkland, on business and leasure. \ n From Cold Spring r Al Vroom is in the city from his f. old Spring ranch on the rim of 2 opper Basin. F aw Out West I. MT. and Mrs. Paul Mathey of V .irkland were in for the Way Out Vest show. i, Work has been begun on the V herry trail on the Prescott forest, il