Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-23
City NeuOs In Brief
Enjoyed the Climate

Mrs. Charles l. JoSlln, have returned to Phoenix after a two weeks res in Prescott's delectable climate. Inspecting His Mining Interests
 w. F. Staunton, well-known min ing engineer, visited Prescott yester day. He is on his way to Jerome where he will inspect mines in whicl he is interested.
 Kansas Girl Leaves
 Miss Ruth Field of Topeka, Kan. who has been the guest of Miss Beu lah Pulley, has gone to Los Angele' and later will enter Berkeley univer- sity's summer school.
 Upton in Town
 George B. Upton, the independent oil man of Wickenburg, is in the city on business. He reports mining ac- tivity as looking mp in that country. Official Visit
 George Dickerson of the internal revenue office has returned from an official visit to Jerome and other points.
 Butcher on Trip.
 Egbert Butcher, accompanied by his wife, has gone on a motor trip for the summer. MT: Butcher has a thriving business in Skull Valleyy. Encinas-Mendez
 Abraham Encinas and Beatriz Men dez were married last night at their new home, 4O6 South Granite. Excellent Opportunity
 Camp Kearney has a regular school for the boys in the army. Bookkeep- ing, agriculture, stock raising and au- tomotive operation and repair work are to be taught to the soldiers. When a man completes his enlistment he will be able to compete with men turned out by regular civilian schools and may in many instances outstrip them. This offers an excellent op- pOrtunity for a man to learn while he serves his country, and is a matter that has long been neglected to cer- tain extent.
 Roper Tells Elm"
 Dr. Ralph H. Roper is back from a two weeks fishing and hunting trip 10 Oak creek. He caught some "whoppers" and tells some "whop- pers" about them, too. All fishermen do. But one thing happened that he is feeling elated over, and that is he has been promoted When he left Prescott few days ago for Phoenix he was just secretary of the Arizona state dental association, but he comes back as the president of the same. The secretaryship went to Dr. Brown of Douglas
 He'll Scorch Elm
 Evangelist Hart, who is holding series of meetings at the Marina street Methodist church, is doing good work, according to statements of those who have been attending. He promises a complete expose of the dance evils in a sermon befor he leaves Prescott. He considers it dangerous octopus which is slowly eating up the people by destroying the vitality and energy of the rising generations. But in order to know what he thinks in full about it one must hear him.
 Bill1 Pick Elm
 Will s. Cooper signed contract yesterday to deliver all the extra long horn cattle that will be needed by the Frontier Day committee. They will want about 25 and they are to allowed by Cooper to pick them from band of outlaws of about 300. The longest horned and widest brutes will be cut out of the roundup under the direc- ton of Bill Johnson. The three and four-year-old stuff only will catch Bills devilish eye.
 Coming Back for Celebration
 Rev. C. P. Morris will leave today for Buffalo, N. Y., to attend the con vention of northern Baptists. He is going about a week ahead of time in order 10 meet with the board of pro- motion of that church, he being a member of that board. He expects to be gone about two weeks and is planning to be in Prescott by the opening day of the big celebration in Prescott, July 2.
 Copper Authority on Visit
 J. N Hauser, manager of the Ten nessee Copper company of Duck town, Tenn, passed through Prescott recently on his way to visit Jerome and Clarkdale. He is one of the lead ing copper authorities in the United States and is ever in touch with the camps where things are done. Any ideas he can give or secure for him self finds him at the bat.
 Packer Buys Specs"