Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-25
Q'rom Fridays Daily) Advance Agent Goes.

Q'rom Fridays Daily)
 Advance Agent Goes.
 1 A. Hall, advance and advertisin,
 man for the Gentry Brothers An
 imal shows, billed the town will
 large posters and left on the south
 bound train for Phoenix yesterday
 Smooth Work.
 Smooth work. is making the ap Iproaches 10 the West Gurlev stree
 bridge over Granite creek in fint
 shape for travel Automobile driver,
 remark that when the bridge floor
 IS smoothed off the West Gurlcy
 street hil! will not lcck so high
 Getting Under Cover.
 The Arizona Consolidated Smelter company at Humboldt has sent the initial car of their fleet to this city
 , the Auto Top Shop for retopping
 Heavy rains with hail have pre- vailed in the Humboldt sect on re- gently.
 From Phoenix. J. NJ. Barrett was in t''is city from ohoeniX yesterday
 Was In City.
 Edward Massey. one oi the dem cratic candidates for the uomiaati. for state mine inspector. w ia city yesterday. lie left on te O. ing stage for Jerome Campaigning.
 ]. w. Stewart who is out for tho democratic nomination for supervisor came from Williamson valley to this city yesterday.
 Will Stop Over.
 Dan McKinzie of Wenden has re- turned from q summer spent in the employ of the Big Stick mine. He will remain in this city attending to business matters. Mayer Resident.
 George Scholey, who has been em- ployed at the Big Stick mine this summer, is in the city for few days on business He IS a resident of Mayer.
 From Mayer.
 B. C. Jones came to Prescott yes terday from Mayer on q short busi- ness trip.
 To Los Angeles.
 F. w. Foster of the Hill Hardware Co,nnauy of this city left yesterday on stort Jus less ,rip to Los :>r- seles, in ihe course of which he w':i make a visit to the assembling plant of :hc utd Motor Company in that city.
 Left Yesterday.
 George D. Kellar, the Arizona rep fesentative of the Stakeholder Cor Doration, whose headquarters are at Los Angeles has been spending the week in Yavapai county, visiting Humboldt. Clarkdale and Jerome. He came to Prescott over the new Je- highway He says that it is dandy road, and has several views that make the trip worth while just from the standpoint if pleasure. Times Good.
 F. II. McIlvain of the Service Gar lge. received q carload of Mitchell ,ars yesterday. He said this was the second in the last six weeks, an in lication 10 him that the growth the ,ity is making has q sound economlc oasis, and that the whole of YaVapai i is prosperous. Had No Rain Yet.
 Arthur B. Alillet was i'll the city | yesterday from Alfalfa Farms. He stated that no rain had fallen on he section where he lives. He add d that as the farming was not de pendent on the rainfall, but irrigation vas the system practiced, still any { ain that might fall would, of course, ave just much water. Crops are Il fine shape there. From Jerome. -~
 Fred Dem1ne, candidate for the Ienocratic nomination for the legis- ature in the next state assembly, anne via stage to Prescott yesterday. Back To Buckeye.
 w. A. Beloat son Of w. R. Beloat. me of the cattle kings of the Buck we valley below Phoenix, left yes erdav afternoon for the home ranch. n immediate demand for marketable teers requiring hia presence there. Ie will return in a few days and njoy more of the cool night of this ection.
 Hunt Got Rabbits.
 George Hill, Charles Nreeden and 1abe Railey of the Hill Hardware z ompany staff went to Kirkland Sum ay on a hunt. The returned with ; , rabbits, .