Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-05

 ton, is in the city to see the tricks in the arena pulled off by the expert cowboys
 Business Ceases.
 Bert Miller, contracting carpen- ter. of Jerome. is an interested spec tator during Frontier Days, suspend ing business duties He arrived yes tcrday in auto.
 Ready For Action.
 F. M. Poole. who heads the Gila county Republican delegation to the State convention in Prescott, was an arrival yesterday from Winkelman. With him is Mrs. Poole. Again On Duty.
 II. Wilson a former officer of Je- rome, is in the city, and from his many years of experience is again wearing the familiar star in special duty during Frontier Days. Enjoying Vacation.
 J. B. Holt. with the T. F. Miller Co.,, of Jerome, and F. F. Strelitz, of the Jerome Mercantile Co.,, are each enjoying a vacation trip. and will re- main for a week in Prescott Fraternal Mission.
 Attorney B. E. Marks, of Phoenix, is in the city, not on legal business, however. He is a D. O. O. K. enthu- siast, and will appear before the High Pythian court when the big argument takes place tonight. Coconino Standpatters.
 Headed by Thomas Maddox. of Williams, the following delegates from Coconino county arrived yes terday to attend the Republican State convention in this city: w. H. An derson, Fred Smith, Francis Crable, Fred Ferguson and Charles Adams, of Flagstaff They made the trip in auto.
 Seligman Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank s. Dickerson and Mir. and Mrs. John Dial, of Selig- man, are in the city to attend the celebration, and en route were joined at Ash Fork by Postmaster Winches- ter Dickerson.
 From the Range.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Reid, of Selig- man, the former a member of the big range firm of Reid-Cashion Co.,, are in the city, with their sons, who are to take part in arena doings, making their first public appearance with the rope.
 Visiting Attorney.
 Jerry Elliott. oi the law firm of Alderman & Elliott, of Globe, attor- neys for the Miami Consolidated Cop per Co.,, was an arrival yesterday having legal matters of importance to attend to for local clients. From Old Cochise
 Mir. and Mrs. Owen Murphy, of Tombstone, the former a candidate for the Democratic nomination for State tax commissioner, are in the city to attend the celebration and wis it with friends.
 On New Beat
 Traffic Officer Grove, of the Phoe- nix police force, is in the city for a few days. and is at the home of Mir. and Mrs. O. F. Orthel, the latter d relative.
 Taking Layoff
 Worth Rybon, with the Great Southern Mining Company, near McCabe, was an arrival Monday with his wife, and Miss Josephine Covell, the latter niece oi Mrs. Rybon. Comes Back.
 Steve Fanti, a former well known miner of McCabe, returned from Vul- ture yesterday, and IS preparing to make Prescott his home. His wife and family will join him later. Pioneer Here.
 Louis Dugas, of Phoenix, who will be remembered as Prescott resi- dent many years ago, arrived yester- day. and will remain during Frontier Days, to renew pleasant associations of the long ago. and to visit with relatives and friends. Ready For Duty.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ray J. Miller, of Je- rome, the former head Of the safety first department of the United Verde Copper Co.. are in the city, arriving yesterday in auto. If an accident should occur in the arena Miller will be the first to reach a victim. Lockers On.
 Nick and Ben Perkins, members ot the Johnson Cattle Co., of Coconrnc county, are in the city, to be spectas tors of bovine doings as the game IS played in the arena They are guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. \. Looney, the latter interested in the above com pany.
 Judge Ross Here.
 Judge H. D. Ross, chief justice oi the Supreme court, who IS seeking rc-nomination on the Democratic ticket. was an arrival yesterday, ac- companicd by his son, Ted. Prescott is the old home of this well known iurist. and he is welcomed by many friends. Santa Fe People Here.
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