Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-08

New Postoffice
 A new postoffice has been estab- lished on Turkey Creek, between Turkey Creek station and Venezia The new office is known as Balada From the Farms
 L. N. George, principal of the Prescott Alfalfa Farms school, was in the city yesterday on short busi- ness trip, visiting the county school office in his official capacity.
 Clarkdale Visitor w. w. Midgley, of Clarkdale, is in the city for few days. He attended the meeting of the county board of equalization yesterday.
 From Miller Valley
 C. C. Stukey was in Prescott yes terday from his home in Miller val ley, to attend the meeting of the county board of equalization. Jerome Visitor w. H. Lewis, of the county high way commission, was in the city yes terday from his home in Jerome to attend the meeting of the commits sion.
 Here for Supplies
 Al Vroom, ranchman of this coun- ty, was a visitor to the city yester- day, buying supplies for his Cold water Springs ranch near the Cop per Basin road divide. Verde Visitors
 Mrs. William Stephens, accompan- jed by her son, Harold, yesterday came to Prescott from her home in Camp Verde, on a short trip to this city
 From Chandler
 Miss Dorothy Robinson, of Chan dler, yesterday was a visitor to Pres colt, coming to this city for a day or two on short shopping and visiting trip.
 Returns to Verde
 Mrs. James Wingfield yesterday returned to her home in Camp Verde accompanied by her children, after a day or two spent in Prescott on a short shopping and visiting trip. Stockman Here
 Daniel Johnson, stockman from the Groom Creek district, was in the city yesterday on a short business trip, calling at the Prescott national forest service office while in the city. From Ash Fork
 Winchester Dickerson, of Ash Fork, yesterday was a visitor to Prescott from his home in Ash Fork, coming down for the purpose of at tending the meeting of the highway commission.
 From Venezia
 E. L. Tomlinson was in the city yesterday or business from the United Gold and Silver company property in the Venezia district. He was accompanied by his father, Ed Tomlinson.
 From Camp Verde
 George w. Hance, Camp Verde pioneer, arrived yesterday, one of the advance guard of a number of residents of that section who will at tend today's session of the superior court as witnesses. Leaves for Kingman
 Charles w. McLane, son of Judge (. H. McLane, yesterday left Pres colt for Kingman. Young McLane, who recently passed the bar exami- nations at Phoenix, may locate ill Kingman as an attorney. Is Placer Mining
 Jack Morgan, who is running placer mining outfit in the Big Bug district, was in the city yesterday purchasing supplies. He reports that he is having good success catching the gold.
 To Summer Here
 Miss Lorena Cruce, daughter of ex-Governor Cruce, of Oklahoma, ar rived in the city from Tucson yes terday, accompanied by her aunt, Miss Bennett. They plan to spend the summer in Prescott, where they will be joined in about two weeks by Mir. Cruce. Leaves for Lake
 Ray Vyne, of Vyne Bros. Electric Co.,, yesterday left Prescott for Mormon Lake, near Flagstaff, where he expects to spend month on a fishing and vacation trip. He will he joined at the lake later by Mrs. Vyne.
 Resigns Position
 Joe Winchester, IT,, who for some time has been an employe of the local postoffice, yesterday left his position to join his father in Jerome, for whom he will work on the Win chester mine in that district Young Winchester handed in his resignation