Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-28
City Ne1Us Tn Brief

Valley on business.
 Cooling Off
 R. A. WhitlocE and family are up from Phoenix cooling off.
 Mayer Arrival
 Mrs. Chas. Batre arrived yesterday evening from Mayer.
 On Business
 ]. C. Odell and c. R. Simpson were in Silver Cycle camp yesterday on business
 On Mining Business
 William H. Owens, well-lmown mining man, is here from PhoeniE on business.
 From Peoria
 w. B Davis, wife and daughter are here from Peoria enjoying the eli mate.
 Here From Mesa.
 NIT. and Mrs LGngmoor of Mesa, are in the city to enjoy the climate for few days. Teacher Resting
 Miss Cora F. Phillips, formerly . school teacher at Grown King, isl in the city for rest and recuperation after a long siege of teaching The Coopers In Town
 J. L. Cooper is in the city on his regular visit. He is accompanied by Mrs. Cooper, who csmes to enjoy the climate. Back to Cleveland
 O. B. Kent has returned to Cleve- land, Ohio, for a short visit. He isl interested in mines in the Walker district. Here From PhoenSH
 ]. C. Wausee, with his wife and two children, is in Prescott from Phoenix to get out of the heat of the lower attitudes for a few days. Road Is Impossible
 J. w. Johnson of Oakcreek, south of Grown King, is in the city. He makes his trips out of his ranch now adays via Kirkland, as the road over the Crown King has become impasf sable.
 Arm Broken By Pet
 EloteSia Manriquez, a resident off West Aubrey street, was kicked yes terday by his pet saddle pony and his forearm was broken in two places. He had it patched up and will soon be all right again.
 Back From Honeymoon.
 Mir. Mrs. E. P. Bell of Glendale, are on their return trip from their honeymoon to the Grand Canyon, and other points of interest. They 1 were married in Glendale on the last day of June.
 To Keep 'Em Happy.
 A load of air pipe was sent out 10 the NC-4 mine yesterday to be put into use at ,once in the new shaft, and drift at the mine The air has started to get bad, and good air makes miners happy they say. Prescott Is About Normal.
 Mir. Stilson, a prominent resident of Salt River Valley is in the city getting the temperature down little. He formerly lived in Colorado, and likes the elevation of Prescott, as being about normal for him. Met Mir. Mahoney
 Mrs. C. II Mahoney and daughter Ruth came in from the Silver Cycle mine to meet MT. Mahoney, who came home on yesterday afternoons train. They were held up by the rain and could not make it back home as they expected.
 CHICAGO, July 2l.-T&e long hours of oratory that mark every na- tional political convention may bore the tired spectators nearly to the point of exhaustion, but never kill their sense of humor. Occasionally witty sentence of Q quick rejoinder has been credited with having had a greater effect on the final result than all the oratory of the picked spell binders.
 A the recent republican gathering at Chicago, Frank B. Willis, former governor of Ohio, was nominating Senator Warren C.. Harding for the presidency. Ohio was far down in the list The l3OOO sweltering per sons who crowded the coliseum had listened with only half interest to more than five hours of fervid ora tory, when Willis, closing his speech, said, Well. boys and girls, let's nom mate Harding"
 The friendly humor brought a ready response.
 The next day, when the landslide toward Harding began, an Ohio ad- nlirer of the senator, who had in scribed the sentence on huge sheet of cardboard, dropped it from the gallery. It made an instantaneous hit.
 Earlier in the contest a negro del cgate from Oklahoma, appearing be- fore the credentials committee at } o'clock in the morning to press his , ,aa4 ,,,,t nan, 1ifa ;rtO Fbaf !