Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-20
Lynx Creek Miner

| John (. Turner, who has mining
 properties in the vicinity of Lynz ! Creek, was in the city yesterday
 afternoon buying supplies. His home
 is at Pasadena, Calif
 Here from Williams
 | w. B. Williams was a business ar.
 rival yesterday from the northern
 town Of the same name. He is stay
 ing at the St. Michael hotel.
 Phoenix Visitor
 Frank Free was among arrivals ir
 the city yesterday from Phoenix.
 For Months Visit
 Arriving yesterday from her home
 in Palo Alto, Calif, Mrs. T. A. Dix
 will remain here for a visit of a
 month or more. She is a guest oi
 the Congress hotel.
 On Vacation
 O. H. Tucker, manager of the Prescott office of the American Ex- press company, is away from the of flee on his vacation. In his absence A. F. Sheldon of Las Cruces, NM, is managing the office.
 Goes to Phoenix
 William A. Davidson, representa- tive of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company, went down to Phoenix Sunday and will pass two or three days at the capital on busi- ness.
 Conditions Good
 Good conditions prevail at Hillside according to Johnny Sies, well known miner from that district, who was in the city yesterday buying supplies. The wet weather has greatly benefit ed the range, and he is getting good ore from the Hillside mine, he says. Go to Phoenix
 A. A. Johns, president of the Ari- zona Wool Growers association, went to Phoenix Sunday to attend the an nual meeting of the Arizona Indus trial congress, at which he was scheduled to deliver an address on the status of the sheep industry in the state.
 Miners Here
 Coming down from Crown King, where they have mining interests, J. Hugh Nelson and J. P. Sweet will pass few days looking after affairs here before. returning to the camp. Church Official Here
 Dr. J. H. Heald of Fl Paso, is here for a brief visit in connection with his official duties as superin- tendent of Congregational churches in the southwestern district, including Arizona and New Mexico. To Educate Boys
 A. s. Miller of Denver is in the city to solicit funds for the Francis can Fathers, to be used to educate boys who cannot afford to go to school. Mir Miller has been in the state for several months. May Winter Here
 Orville T. Chamberlain recently ar rived here from his home at Elkhart, Ind, and will remain at least through the holidays visiting his daughter, Mrs. Simpson on Grove street. This S his third visit to Prescott within .he last year, and he is considering spending the winter here. Visit Patient Here
 Mrs. J. A. Jefferson and Miss NJ. [. Carren of San Francisco are in Prescott visiting with Mrs. Jeffer- ] on's husband, who is a patient at he post They will remain over the holidays. Takes Stock to Springs
 Leaving yesterday morning, Bill i Castle Hot Springs guide, : will deliver four head of horses to ' heir owners at the popular resort. The horses have been quartered here ince last season. rom Kirkland c Coming in from Kirkland yester- ay, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Satathite nd Virgil Meador passed the day ere looking after business connected '' ,ith filing on homestead property. c
 F>om Wednesdays DailyJ F rom Skull Valley V Robert P. Gins of Skull Valley t' as in Prescott yesterday transacting e usiness. ls tah Visitor l J. H. Shafer was among business sl rivals in Prescott yesterday from al 1tside the state. IT ring In Hay
 Driving in yesterday from their nches at the Prescott Farms, Clyde Id Charlie Hadlock, w. C. Holmes pi Id Charlie Longmore each brought F