Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-14
CFtom Saturdays Daily) Ready to Ship


 CFtem Saturdays Daily)
 Ready to Ship
 i John Terry is operating silver
 claim in the Turkey Creek section
 and is ready to ship several tons of 40-ounce ore 10 the Humboldt smell
 ter by way of Mayer.
 Boy Scout Camp
 Bert Myberg will leave this morn ling with a big White truck loaded with material for the Boy Scout camp under construction at Sedonia. He expects to make the round trip in one day.
 Attend Show
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Earhart and son, Harry D., are in the city from Phoenix, and had great fun at the Way Out West doings. They are incidentally enjoying the breezes in the cool Mile High city.
 Back from Flagstaff A. w. Davis of the Williamson Valley Farms company, has returned from an important business trip to Flagstaff. He just had to be back in time for the Smoki doings. Goes to Coast Miss Lillian Clabaugh, teacher in the Jerome city shooIs, yesterday left l for her home in Anaheim, Calf, where she will pass the summer. Phoenician Saw It
 Neri Osborn, IT,, of Phoenix, was one of the visitors to the Way Out West show yesterday.
 Goes to California
 Miss Anne Douglas, teacher in the Prescott city schools, yesterday went to Los Angeles.
 Groom Creek Men
 Al Woodson and T. J. Laird are in from Groom Creek to see the big show They report signs of increas- ing mining activity in that section. Jerome Folks
 Walter Miller and a party of friends from Jerome were among the enthusiastic visitors to the Way Out West show yesterday.
 Arrives from Coast
 Miss Frances Munds, daughter of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. John Munds, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, and after short visit in Prescott, will leave for Cottonwood with her mother, who met her here yesterday, to pass the summer at home. Road Booster
 Homer Cummings and family drove over from Camp Verde to visit the Way Out West show. MT. Cum mings runs one of the garages in Camp Verde and reports work on , the new road in that section as pro- gressing splendidly. Up from South
 George w. Miller, state manager for the Unitedre States Rubber com pany, with headquarters in Phoenix, drove up to see the Way Out West doings and visit with relatives and friends. fL It All Helps
 S. P. Gillis, a businessman of :, Phoenix, is ill the city on business, but did not fail to get some thrills :, from the Mile High Way Out West :. 1oings, and some charm from the change in temperature. From New York
 Cras. F. Egan of the F. & w. company of New t, York city, is in the city to see the Way Out West show. It is a long ,r r way to come to a show, but he says 1e considers it well worth the trip. he will attend to some 1 business in thi county and will go 1 on to Los Angeles. Back from Yuma Il
 Mir. and Mrs J. w. Johnson of F Wagoner are visitors in the city, having but recently returned from a rip of inspection to Yuma. Mir. r Johnson has recently sold his ranch N ng interests near Crown King, and s preparing to leave that section md is looking for a suitable place to Q " ocate.
 Shipping Money Metals
 Bowen & Keltner of Ardmore, = Okla, have taken bond and lease :, ,n the old Stranger mine in the .t Goodwin section, and are shipping 1 ,re daily to Mayer for shipment to pr r he Humboldt smelter This ore .: uns above $60 on the average per - on and is a nice little money-maker or the new operators. These men r lave been in the oil and livestock = same in Oklahoma, and have decided ., o take look in on the race for the =, 'roduction of money metals. Returns from Kentucky