Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
To Verify Report

pH!y wall leave this morning for
 the camp to see whether the re Dusty
 Lawrence, of Lawrence Cleaners.
 has his left eye bandapcd 10 prolec, it from the irritation caused by inc unheralded entrance of street dus. yesterday. He expects it 10 be normal soon.
 Weather Warming Up
 Mrs. W. W. Lewis has been visiting her daughter, Mildred. who IS now residing in Wenden. Mrs. Lewis reports a nice time. but the weather warm .a hal section. Ec~ daLaA.ar is now the wife of Fcnrr oa..ehs, well known in Prescott. Rode the Pony Through
 Miss Priscilla Graves has closed her second term of school at Corn vile. and is ia Prescott to spend her
 summer vacation with her grand moahcr. She has d pet pony which she had to ride around Cornville, and naturally could not leave him behind ,o the pony brought the young lady to town and he will be here for his -acation, too.
 Says Rain Will Be Needed
 .. \. Lang is in from his summer -ange on Slate creek. He says the cattle are in fair shape but that some
 aims will be necessary to bring on good feed for the rest of the season,
 ccause the cold winds have kept ,acIl vegetation and have dried up he moisture SO that more rains will )e needed still Looks For Success
 George Donner, the moving spirit 5f the Gold King Mining company, laving property in the Swastika sec ion of the Bradshaw mountains, is n the city on business. He never oses faith in the ultimate success of lis company's holdings and the final making of great producer of the . property. sulzey Sees Road
 Supervisor Stulsey returned few avs ago from a tour of inspection n company with County Engineer ohnson. They made the trip in fine filter except that on the mountain lbove Grown King a bolt broke on he automobile and they had to hoof { into that town, arriving there at o'clock in the night. A small force men is at work on the road under
 lrt Roland, repairing it in the
 orst places.
 Geography students were assigned heir last required reading for that purse. Observations on South ,merica," by the Pan American
 nion, was the subject.
 Fvurn i-rr r4, 71i}y T From Peck District
 Donald Bishop, of the Peck silver istrict. Is in the city on business. rom Lynx Creek
 Bud Fitsmorris and daughter, Myr- Ie. were in yesterday from LynN 'reek
 turkey Creek Visitor f.
 Frank Munktrick, a cattleman from ower Tcrllcy Creek, was a Prescott isiyor yesterday
 lack From Winslow { ]. Jacobs returned to this city from !, Vinslow, to which place he went on (
 business trip. Q Groom Creek Mrs. Roland Mosher, senior, re- urned to Groom Creek yesterday, fter a short stay with her son i'll le city. i o Walker | J. R. Alderman, manager of the z heldon mines at Walker, returned ) Walker after few days spent in lis city on business. 'isitor For New York y Mrs Niiscy Demiog left ,yester- ~ ly for trip to New York. where 1e will pend a brief visit with inc ,iEs at home. eft For Tempe Eculah Boyce. who has been visit g Prescott friends, returned to cmpe. her home. yesterday. Her h lher joined her here ani made the 1ucvard journey with her. ame For Prescott Air v F. ". Woo5, formerly of the 7 wastika, ielt yesterday for Los An ,lcs, after coming over to get his l' ngs filled up with Prescott air q nee more. c onnell Gets Contract E Bob Cornell has grabbed a con act for putting in electric fixtures ;.
 the new home which Harry Shu- ,' ate is having built in West Pres u }tt " as Future Hopes t Manley Glass an old timer of the ( ate, is in from the Peck district here he has been mining for many il ears. He has great hopes of . final D turc for that district :, liver Belt Ready to Ship Ben Rybon returned yesterday oo om the Silver Belt mine and re- \ orts that another car load of good e is ready for shipment. and it will il } on the road by Tuesday. | lectrifying Binghampton g Gary Nyne and crew Of electricians E we been busy this week He took , en to completely electrify the whole II toddard camp. When the job IS V onc the camp will be one of the L st equipped round the country.