Weekly journal-miner., 1919-09-03
(From Sundays DaiIy)

From the Country
 l Ben Ainsworth of Nut creek anC
 Adolph Matley of Simmons were il
 the city yesterday on business.
 Not Coming Back
 Fred T. Kane, from overseas draft
 ed from this county, sends word tha
 he will locate at La Junta, Colorado fand become interested with brother
 in a meat market. He is a cowboy
 and has worked in different sections
 of this county for the past four years
 Goes to Camp Verde
 Dr C. ". Pardee has gone to
 Camp Verde to direct the Cowboy
 Carnival that opens tomorrow for a
 two day show.
 Mining Business John Brady, mining out of Kirk land, arrived yesterday from his camp and continues to develop his gold property, contemplating to ship at some future date.
 Too Warm to Work
 Calvin Mann, a miner quite well known in this section, is in the city from Harper district, and will enjoy vacation for a few weeks, saying that surface work is impossible on account of the heat, while water also is bad.
 Related News
 From Ocean Park, Cal, comes news of the marriage on June 12 of Guy Albert Toombs of Phoenix and Miss Mildred Emelia Marshall of Prescott, Rev. C! Sidney Maddox, pastor of the Baptist church, off oiating.
 Rig Arrives
 E. w. Brigg, an arrival yesterday from the new oil field south of Con gress Junction, stated material for a derrick and the machinery of rig was being unloaded, but on what To- cation he was unable to learn. Sur veyors were still running lines and new locations continued.
 Come by Auto
 Mrs. Minnie Ellis and daughter Pearlie, arrived yesterday from Q mining camp near Yucca, travelling by automobile, and will remain in definitely for the health of the girl who is affected with a slight attack of vertigo, due to the extremely warm weather.
 Praises Highway
 J. w. Moore, an engineer at tached to the federal highway bu- reau, was in the city Friday after making an inspection of the Prescott Jerome cutoff road, with which he expressed himself as very much pleased. Later he contemplates re turning on a like mission. Copper in Action
 The McMahon Brothers copper holdings at Zonia are again in action but under leasing system, and arri- vals yesterday stated shipping is to begin at once, probably to Hayden. A new zone opened up is reported to have produced a grade of ore better than Is per cent. Beef for the Block
 C. C. Evan, a visitor yesterday | from Kirkland valley, stated range | cattle were now in such prime con dition that beef for the block is the result of fine grazing for the past two months. The country is in fine condition, and old timers are sur prised over heavy rains still enduring Prescott Pioneer
 Neri Osborn, so we'll known as public man throughout the state, is in the city from Phoenix on business matters, and is meeting with a cor dial welcome from many of this com rnunity, being a Prescott pioneer. His father established the first hotel here, situated on Granite street, which locality in the 60 era was the center of commercial life. Masonic Mission
 Fred c. Brecht left last night for Philadelphia to attend the national of the Knights Templar, and today will be followed by Frank C. Brown, both to represent the local chapter. They will endeavor to cut the trail and locate Mayor Gold water and Senator Johns, who had been overseas attending a Masonic jubilee, but have Eanished since crossing the pond. Miners Return