Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-07

ton to take a shot at some of the
 mines in this section. He says they
 al tell him they have the best one.
 Let Him Turn It Over
 The suspense was awful waiting for
 that big Frontier show to get through
 so 1t could be pronounced as lover
 the top" But, 1t is oyer now, and
 you can take long breath. If you failed to pick the right man, just let
 the stakeholder turn the money over,
 and say nothing.
 Gathering Stake.
 Don Kelly, known as Kelly on
 the Trail" is in the city from his property on the desert about 29 miles north east of Mesa. He says
 he has wonderful mine and will go back to work it in the winter if he can get enough of a stake together for the job
 Looking for Scenery
 F. C. Enright of Tempe is spend
 ing the summer in Prescott, and will go to the Grapd Canyon and Flag staff before he returns to the south.
 He wanted to be here through the
 big show, any way, and now that this event IS oyer he is on the way
 to other scenes.
 Will Stay Till September
 J. J. Heard, who came up from Phoenix 10 locate his wife and two children for the summer, left yester- cay for home. The family having been located in the Home Apartment house, Mrs. Heard and the children 1 will stay till school opens in Sep | tember
 Enlisted for Two Years
 Jimmy Rondoni, son of a retired | cattleman of Nevada City, Califor- mia, signed up yesterday under the new naval recruiting act for a two year enlistment as apprentice sea man. His father is now living in Los Angeles and the young man will re- port there for duty, and left yester- day on the northbound train. Wild West Wins Her.
 Miss Catharine Mortenson of San Bernardino, who is spending the sum- ner with her aunt Mrs. J. J. -Bren- nan of 324 North Mt Vernon, is won by the wild west show. She says she will not miss mother one The climate here also )leases her, in contrast to the warmth of her home town. Will See Them All
 (. T. Clark, Everette Hampton and ]. o. Carter of Tempe took in the Frontier show and are now on a out trip through the north of the state. They will see Grand Canyon, Ice Caves, the Lakes, Flag staff, Mount Lowell, and anything ,lse that they hear of that ought to I ,e seen. They are just going to take n the mountains for a month, and I1 will come back via Prescott. lust Like Pre-Arranged
 Mir. and Mrs H. B. DeBaca enter aimed few friends yesterday eve ling at an impromptu card party at 8 heir home. Those who enjoyed their [ hospitality were: Mrs Robert Birch, Mr. and Mrs. George Nathan, Mir nd Mrs Warren E. Day, Miss Eva 1cGarvey, Mrs. Eli s. Perkins, Miss | Rogers, Mrs. Dickinson of Kingman, i nd Lawrence Abels. A good time vas had and all voted that 1t was ust as fine as if pre-arranged. Iere From Historic Mine Beth Gray, one of the best known nd most popular mining men of the ounty. is back from long siege at he Hillside silver mine, property of 1awler and Wells. He has been in harge down there for a number of months and says that district is show ( ng more signs of life in the last few : months than formerly and that he ees a great future for it when ailroad reaches the district, which must come before long Earned a Vacation
 Mrs. John Massing left yesterday or the Pacific coast, where she will ake a rest for few weeks. She z yill take i'll San Diego, Los Angeles \ nd all the resorts near there, and / i'll then go to northern California / nd touch at Frisco and other points | f interest She has Been keeping on D le job for several months, and sees d he tusy season coming for filling J pal orders, so she is taking her va |" ation while she can. '