Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
Mine Reported Sold

Denver
 Mining Man From Peck District
 Donald Bishop, of the Peck district
 is in tine city from Ocotillo.
 Gone to Wickenburq
 Mrs. Archambcau left for Wicken-
 burg yesterday for short visit. n
 Constable Visits Prescott,
 Ben Johnson. Hmboldts consta- ble, came to Prescott Saturday. lie
 was accompanied by Mrs. Johnson.
 Comes to Spend Summer
 h. N. ChilsOn, who has been with ! .he Silver Lead and Copper com i uaHy, las arrived in tEc city with -a@ an'.ly for the summer. Llasab9ldt Visitors ] Mir. and Mrs William Ravlcs came
 in yesterday from Hamboldt. AIr
 baylos is in the painting and deco
 raAag business
 From Humboldt
 MT. and Mrs. Gene Fcrnette. fine former in charge of the crane at the
 Consolidated shelter at Humboldt.
 were in the city yesterday.
 Up From Skull Valley |,
 Mrs. George Michaels spent the day in Prescott and returned home 10 Skull Valley on the afternoon train yesterday.
 Phoenix Booster Here
 r. F. Goodwin, the veteran knight of the road, of Phoenix, is in the . city on his usual round. He is sure that Phoenix is bound to be the big city of the inland southwest. To Los Angeles on Business
 W. J. Grogan, of the repair de- Dartment of the Service Garage, has gone to Los Angeles, where his wife and daughters are spending a few days
 New Pastor Arrives
 Rev. w. H. B. Urch arrived yes terday from Oklahoma City to take charge of the Congregational church work in the city as pastor of that denomination. He is accompanied by his sister, Miss Katherine. | Visitors From Indiana
 MT. and Mrs Thomas Gibson are in the city visiting their son, w. A. Gibson, of the B. B. company. They are accompanied by their daughter. katherine, and will spend a good part ct the summer here. Their home is in Morgantown, Indiana. Wants Rain
 Ten 5. Hildreth arrived yesterday from the Fair Oaks section and re- ported the range as beginning to get l rather dry. He hopes for rain soon 90 as to make conditions continue as perfect as they have been so far this season. . Income Taxes Checked Up
 Income Tay Collector Paddock. who has been here from Denver for some ,imc, checking up incomes, left Tor his home this afternoon. He will 20 via Grand Canyon and thence f lomeward. Mir. AJcGuire. who was with him here from Denver, left the lay before, the work now being fin ' shed for this section From Battle Front to Fire Line d
 A. P. Jahn, the first fire guard f. Q be put in place this season is on q iuty at Groom Creek. He has re- il 'cntly been discharged from the L. t, ;. army, having been wounded fight V ng the Huns, and he has cast off the a gas mask and helmet and will face Ii he fire fighting job to preserve the O orests for the sons of liberty, he hay B ng done his duty in keeping that s; goddess from harm in the big fight. a )n Veterinary Job s:
 Dr. J. w. Osburn left yesterday for erome, where he goes for a few 2 avs veterinary work. .sijor From Seligrnan
 Mrs W. C. Denny of Sclignan rove down yesterday in her car and l. .ili spend a day or so visiting friends. 'laterlal Viz.tor Prem Bisbee
 Miss Donitza Angius of Bisbee, nigh, off.cial in the. O. E. g., is in " '1cscot to attend a special meeting = f that order.
 Isre For o. 2. s. Meeting
 Mrs. w. \. Parr of Winslow, grand II ecturer of the O. E. S., arrived in he city yesterday to be present at a Nj allcd meeting Of that order. ,oston Bound
 J. s. Lawson, who has been spend C lg some time in Prescott has gone O visit his mother i'll Pasadena, and iter this visit will go back to Bos- on. Had to Be Back
 John Massing has just returned qr rom an extended visit to coast az oints. He says business Is good on pl he coast, but that he IS glad to get Y ack home. al Iere on Tender Mission il, Mrs. P. J. Farley is in the city in rom Phoenix. She came to attend to he placing of a monument at the M rave of her husband, the late P ]. III arley She is receiving a warm wei 'i' ome from many kindly and sympa- SC lizing. friends. If .ong Visit to Texas ca Kellis Conway left last night for of -;uUsIaDd TexaS where he will nay ,;