Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-23
Kehr Visits Prescott

Kehr Visits Prescott L. A. Kehr, formerly a resident in Prescott, but now chief clerk of the United Verde Extension Mining
 company, was in the city yesterday
 on business.
 To Visit in Los Angeles
 Mrs. George Manley went through
 on the northbound passenger train
 today on her way to visit her mother land daughter, who live ill Los An
 geles. The Manleys are among the iprosperous ranchers in the Date
 Creek section.
 Livestock Man on Business
 A. (. Mcqueen, the veteran live
 stock inspector of the Santa Fe lines,
 Paid Prescott a business visit yester-
 day. He is spending his spare time in the mountains this summer,
 making Iron Springs headquarters.
 Family Reunion Scheduled
 Sarah L. Perkins and son, Freddie,
 went through on the northbound
 train yesterday for Holbrook, where
 Mrs. Perkins will attend the family
 reunion of her folks. They live at
 Heber, 50 miles south of Holbrook, and the gathering will number about
 50 of the immediate relatives if they all get there.
 Happy Prospectors
 A. C. Gilmore and Stuart Duncan have returned from a 10-day pros pecting trip into the Hassayampa district, where they gathered in several fine looking mining claims, one of which they feel is a bonanza maker as it showed free over long outcrop. They are highly elated over their trip.
 We'll Defined
 Eugene Germany, a German by name and an Irishman by blood, and an American by choice, and a Texas oil man by profession, who has been visiting in Prescott for several weeks, left yesterday for home He likes Arizona's climate and folks very much and may come back again some other time
 All Happy
 MT. and Mrs. Gail Harlan, who liv near the Old Ball park, are the happy parents of a new boy who ar rived at their home in the beak of old Dr. Stork yesterday morning just after breakfast, and tipped the scales at 10 pounds. All happy. Ore of Shipping Grade
 Tom Hogan, one of the leasers of the Mistake mine belonging to Wm. Deering, was in the city yesterday on business He is associated with Messrs. Larkin and Parker in the lease and they are well pleased with recent development as they have en- countered more ore of shipping grade. Back from Summer Normal
 Miss Harriet Wells has just re- turned from attending summer school in Los Angeles. She will be at the home of her sister, Mrs. Warren Davis, till the fall term of school opens at Humboldt, where Miss Wells teaches.
 Grand Canyon Flyer Here
 Aviator R. V. Thomas, who was the first flyer to land flying ma chine in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river in Arizona, arrived in Prescott yesterday. He made his landing out ill one of the fields near the dry farm. He will do some fly ing here and may spend several days Il this vicinity.
 Many Marks of Esteem
 Among the many tributes of love md esteem which have been sent to he city on the occasion of the death | ,f w. A. Drake, was a telegram re- ,eived by James A. Hope from John H. Emmert, requesting that wreath # flowers be placed on the casket IS a mark of his esteem for the vet C ran railroad builder. Many mes o ages of similar import have come O rom all over the country, showing p he high esteem held everywhere for fl 1r. Drake. Il To See Snake Dance lt
 MT. and Mrs. H. K. Behn and arty left yesterday for the Mokui D illages where they will visit the ti amoGs pageant known as the Mokui D make dance. This ceremony is a, cheduled to take place about the 9th of this month. Many other de n otees of these mystic rites are on leir annual trek to the painted des- Al Tt to watch the weird performance mich has only one rival for solemn y and splendor, and that is the ance of\the Smokis, held at Pres ott annually.
 looked lem Over of The candidate dance at Kirkland W