Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14

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 Will Be Some Quagmire
 The residents of Mt. Vernon anc Prescott streets are patiently waiting for :he better days promised soon Early estimates that the Mt Vernon pavement would be completed by the Fourth of July, were evidently over estimated. Something should be done to get the job finished before the rainy weather starts in. Those new H Dlowed streets will be some quag- 1nire if the summer rains get a good whack at them
 Predicts NC4 High Grade
 Henry Stoffers, vino has been al the NC4 Silver Mining company camp for two or three months, has been in the city taking in the Fourth of July stunts. He left last night for camp, where he will join in and keep hammering away at the face of the drift now heading toward the old high grade ore shoot, once con sidered bonanza al the grass roots. Henry says he will soon see the high grade coming out as in the olden days.
 Here From Florida
 Mrs. John Ellis arrived in the city yesterday from Tampa, Florida. On Legal Business
 R. E. Morrison is in Flagstaff on legal business for a few days. Down From Bradshaws
 Ed. Templin of Crown King is in the city on business. Down From Skylight City
 L. C. Stephenson of Flagstaff was in the city on business yesterday. In From Mayer
 Frank Thornton, well known min ing man of Mayer field, is in the city on business.
 Visiting Doctor
 Dr. w. B. Phillips and wife of Je- -ome are in the city for brief vaca- ton.
 Off for San Diego
 Bob Finn, the young son of Dr. Finn, left yesterday to visit his brother in San Diego. Early Settler in Town
 NJ. A. Mckay, one of the early settlers of the Crown King section, is in the city on business. New Cashier
 Miss Ruth Danielson of Phoenix, who is spending the summer in Pres colt, has accepted position as cash fer in the Central Drug store. From Miami on Business
 A. A. Leberman and w. F. Shan non were arrivals in the city yester- day from Miami, Arizona, on busi- ness.
 Mining Men on Business
 A. L. Johns and F. J. Costello, mining men from Los Angeles, arc nthe city looking after some min 'ng business.
 In for a Rest
 George R. Copson and wife Of Childs, the place where the Arizona Power company gets its juice, are in the city for rest. Visiting Mile High City
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Bunte of Tucson, are here for visit to the Mile High city. They are accompa- nied by Mrs. Mary A. Marker of At qntic, Iowa.
 i'll Enjoy Climate
 Mir. and Mrs. Art Lind of Phoenix arrived yesterday to visit with Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Baker for few months. They are coming for the benefit of the climate and will stay till it cools off in Phoenix. Ought to Know the Ropes
 NJ. J. Mccarthy of Nogales IS in the fly on business. He ought to re a popular man in this section, if he would tell how to get any mois- turc out of Mexico, coming from th's iaincus border town.
 Claims Right to Rest
 Ezra Jackson, one of the most pop ular cowmen of the Hillside country, arrived in the city yesterday and is shaking hands with friends. He says he is entitled to a brief rest once or twice a year and he comes to get 1t. Visiting in Missouri
 Mrs. w. B. Payne left yesterday afternoon for Springfield, Mo-, to visit her mother for few months. She has been planning this trip for some time, but has been delayed by sickness.
 Visitors Leave
 Ed. Cole & Company, who had been attending the Frontier day shows in Prescott, left yesterday for home, shipping their stock, Holbrook |