Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30

accompanied by his family.
 Young Engineer in Town l J. D. Wood returned yesterday
 from Lexington, Ky, where he has just completed course in electrical engineering. He will visit with his
 father, who is one of the owners of
 the Star Cleaning plant.
 New Concern Starts
 The first car load of meats shipped to the Arizona Packing company ar rived yesterday and were distributed from their refrigeration plant at the old brewery Manager Davis says the business started off in a very satis- l factory manner.
 Will Get Elm Both Mrs. Dr. Swetman of Phoenix is in the city to spend the summer with her son, H. A. Black, of the furni- ture department of the B. B. com pany. She will take in the wild west show os a diversion while she enjoys the mile high breezes. Out of Hospital
 1 Jay W. Garner, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Garner, of Grown King, has been removed from the hospital here md is now at home in Crown King, he having recovered from a recent severe illness sufficiently to permit of the change.
 Weeks Good Time Planned
 Mrs. H. C. Anderson of Jerome Junction was in the city yesterday and says that she and a goodly party will come to spend the Fourth and will establish camp among the pines and have a good time generally for the Frontier week.
 Says Big Dam Is Going In
 Frank Allison, who recently arriv- ed from Arlington, says that the great irrigation enterprise near that place backed by a capitalist named Gillespie, is to be built It will bring under cultivation many thousand acres of fertile land, the water to be stored from the Gila river. Back From Oskaloosa
 Charles H. Anderson has returned from Oskaloosa, Iowa, where he went to arrange hIs business affairs so that he could come to Prescott to make his home. He is associated with his brother, F. NJ. Anderson, in the Arizona National mine, near Humboldt.
 Back From Fishing
 Henry Brinkmeyer, IT,, and party of friends have returned from an out ing and fishing trip up to Stoneman's lake. They report catching some whales" as perch go, and that the fish are sure hungry. A good road is reported and fine outing can be had to that vicinity.
 Visiting Mrs. Ling
 Mrs. Ellen Osenburg of Phoenix | arrived yesterday to visit her daugh- | ter, Mrs. R. NJ. Ling. She says the only complaint she has against the weather here is that it is too cold | for her, but just the same 1t is pretty | nice. She will pass two months in the city. Pleased With Mine.
 C. E. and A. c. Rieck, two broth CTS from Pittsburg, Pa. being stock holders in the United Arizona mine came out to take a look at 1t when the big strike was reported. They | have spent about q month at the camp and in this section, and they are pleased with the splendid out look Baptists Will Meet
 The Baptist Missionary society | will hold a meeting at the church at 2:30 p. m. Thursday. Will Ride Elm Straight
 Frank Morrison is among the 'fel- l lers" and sez he'll ride 'em straight up and never bat all eye. After His Share
 Russ Heath of Rink rBothers' ranch, is in the city He is going to have his share of that $l0,000 or bust. | Busy But Can Rope.
 Harry Knight will be a busy man. but expect to throw the rope some to- show some of the boys how it is done.
 Expect Some of the "CIlink"
 Ed. and Cliff Kuntz have good ropes and good "hosses," and know the lay of the land. They will not go home empty handed. With Blood in His Eye
 John Monreal is in from Fen Hil- dredth's ranch. and says nothing. But it can be seen by the gleam in his eye there is blood in it. Will Rip the Sod Up
 Young Hill is here and says he has a stunt that will rip up the sod. Not naming any -nu where he will do the best. but, just the same, he'll N-a