Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-14

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 recovery.
 Ore for Humboldt
 The Old War Eagle mine in the
 Goodwin district has been bonded
 and leased by Grant & Erickson, two
 practical mining men from Jerome,
 who have started shipping the high
 grade silver ore again. This ore is
 going to Humboldt and passes thru Prescott.
 Business Revives
 s. A. Bozell, representing B. Hel-
 Ter & Company of Chicago is in
 Yavapai and is much pleased with
 the business he received in this sec
 ton. He says that it is fact that the slump.
 From Quartz Mill
 w. B. Blaylock is in the city from his gold mines in the Crook Canyon district. He recently installed Gib- son quartz mill and has been grind ing out some of the yellow metal from high grade vein he has open ed to a producing basis.
 The Clarks Came too
 Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Clark of Phoe- nix were among those who could not resist coming to see the Way i Out West show, and to be at home with their old friends and get their lungs full once more Of Prescotts fine summer air.
 Doctor Called Away
 Dr. J. B. Van Horn came over from Mayer to see the Way Out West. He was just getting settled down to the real enjoyment of the show when he received a long dis tance call to go to the assistance of someone at Humboldt.
 East for Summer
 Mir. and Mrs. Neal D. Moore yes terday went to Greedy, Colo, from where they will go after short visit to Patterson, N. J., for the summer, returning here for the opening of the high school in the fall.
 Humboldt Banker
 c. E. Meaney, Humboldt banker, was one of those who could not re- sist the lure of the Way Out West show and was over with party in the front row. Another Missed It
 Dr. Yount was enjoying the Smok performance when a sick call from Puntenney took him from the grand stand.
 Humboldt Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ. Co1vocoresses, MT. and Mrs. O. F. Jansen, MT. and Mrs. Bert Banks, motored over from Humboldt to witness the Way Out West performance.
 Bisbee Visitor
 ]. P. Powers, well known in Pres colt, is in the city for a short visit and will go on over to Jerome and Clarkdale. He says that the copper mines ill the Bisbee country where he has been located for some time arc getting under way in good shape, | and that he looks for prosperity to be in full blast in that part of the state in the very near future. Jerome Businessman
 Emil Kovacovich, one of the lead ing merchants of Jerome, was wis itor to the city yesterday on busi- nes. He is a distributor for Bud weiser beer and is looking after a car on the tracks here. Mir. Kova- ,ovich says there is no question but hat business conditions in Jerome gre soon to be back to normal, and ne is ill line with the rest of the business men of the section, to take are of the new business. Caused Trip [,
 "Dick" Houston, one of the pioneer mining men of Yavapai county and perhaps the real pioneer for the Pine Flat section, is in Prescott to secure reatment for a bad hand, blood poisoned from an injury. He says much activity is being shown in -arious properties under operation, | number of which are either already hipping or getting ready to ship. Sees Property .
 NJ. A. Candelaria of Apache coun- , V is in the city visiting his daughter :, vho is a student in St. Joseph's | Academy. MT. Candelaria is one of he leading business men of that ,art of the state and is interested i'll ome of the most important irriga- ion propositions around Concho. He y avs that the St. Johns irrigation roiect on the Little Colorado river s now in better shape and the farm rs have more hope for success ln he immediate future than at any v ime in the history of the St. Johns ection. He also reports that the
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