Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-06

California.
 Has Pleasant Time
 In spite of the fact that it rained every day, Mrs. C. F. Seigel of the city school faculty who returned yes terday, reports an enjoyable and helpful state teachers convention at Phoenix last week Mrs. SeigePs home is at Ocotillo, Ariz. Find Roads Good
 The roads between here and Skull Valley are now in good shape, having been dragged and scraped since the recent storm, according to Joe Rudy, who with his family drove to the valley to visit with friends yesterday The Rudys are here visit ing with their daughter who is a student at St Joseph's Academy. Their home is in Yucca. Puts in Welco-Lite
 Harry Smith, who has been at Ash Fork for some time past on company business for Vyne Brothers, has completed his work there tenn porarily and will return to this city today. He has been engaged in wir- ing the new school building and also i'll putting in a Delco-lite system which A. Haines recently purchased From Camp Verde
 Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Kramer drove in from their ranch at Camp Verde to pass a few hours with friends in tEis city yesterday.
 In Forest Service
 George Mutz, forest ranger sta toned at Yeager canyon, came in to town yesterday to buy supplies and transact other business. Visiting Here
 George E. Ainsworth, prominent cattleman from the vicinity of Wal nut creek, arrived here yesterday for brief visit with relatives and friends.
 Sheepmen Here
 Gregoria Baca and Carlos Castillo, representing one of the large sheep raising companies of the northern part of the state, are here on busi ness.
 On Mining Business
 John C. Turner of Pasadena came into town yesterday from the Lynx Creek country where he has been on mining business for the past few days.
 Lynx Creek Miner
 c. s. Fitzmaurice of the Fitz- maurice mine is in the city for a short business trip. The property is in the Lynx Creek territory. California Deputy
 C. A. Larremore. a deputy sheriff of San Bernardino county, California, was in Prescott yesterday on official business. Democratic Leader Here
 w. L. Barnum, national commit teeman of the democratic party, was here yesterday in connection with divorce proceeding before the su- perior court. on Business
 Leaving for Phoenix on yesterday train, C. H. Dunning will pass a few days at the capital, tran sacting mining business and greeting friends. From Clarkdale
 Coming in yesterday from her home in Clarkdale, Mrs. F. Smith will remain for a day or so, shop ping and visiting with friends. She $ staying at the St. Regis hotel. Goes to Mine
 After being delayed here for sever Il days, due to the Thanksgiving storm, Francis H. Clark left yester- jay for his home at the Midnight Test property on Groom Creek. Back from Jerome
 E. c. Weaver, local distributor of Ouraht cars, returned to Prescott last night after a business trip of several laws duration at Jerome and Clark iale. He reports cold weather at he camps. Stage Line Head
 Martin Herrol of the Verde Valley Stage company came down from the Billion Dollar camp yesterday and passed the day here visiting with friends and attending to business matters. Here on Business
 Driving up from his home in Iiami yesterday, James Owens will emain for some little time transact lg business and greeting friends.