Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-04
Wants Deep Development


 I Swastika Extension camp, which lie . between the Gold King mine and tn . famous Swastika He is not sayin: they have the biggest mine in tn, county, but he does say that peopl
 will wake mp with a pleasant surpris
 one of these days when that distric
 is developed to depth.
 Go Round About Visit
 Mrs. F.. T. Shaw, who has been em
 ployed in the Brisley Drug store ha.
 gone for d visit with her sister 1T
 California. After concluding her visi
 there, she will go on 10 New Mexico
 and visit her mother, before joining
 her husband here again. Just Oozes Down From Hills
 Mrs. E. NJ. Headley and daughter
 arrived yesterday from Phoenix to
 get some of the much boasted climate
 before the supply runs out They
 have been treasured by other Phoenix
 visitors that they need not be afraid that it jusst oozes down from the pine clad hills.
 Truck For Ore Shipper
 w. R. Coates one of the Ship By Truck advocates is in the city from Phoenix. He is representing a big truck of his own, and hopes to have them represented in an ore haul from the Dos Oris mine in which he is heavily interested. He IS going 10 see the white metal come out of tha! mine he says in spite oof the diff culties that beset the mining man. May Never Leave It
 Mrs. Alice Campbell formerly ofI Seattle. Washington, is visiting Miss Mamie Duke. Mrs. Campbell says she has never seen any such climate as Prescott has, in any part of the country, and she has been in ma'y summer resorts. This is her frs, trip here, but she says it won't be her last, provided she ever decides !o leave, which at the present time seems to her doubtful.
 Country Needs Good Soaking
 J. T. Cooper. one of the leading stockmen of the county, was in the city from Williamson Valley yester- day. and he repors rain in few spots out that way, but no general soaking yet
 Mining Has Future
 John Boyer and family are in the ,ity from Cherry. MT. Boyer is in crested in a number of mining prop rites in that district He says the outlook for mining is good, as many inquiries are being received. Likes Mile High Style
 Doc" Andorfer, who was formerly i, big league pitcher, honored Pres .ott with a visit this week, and enjoys i. he mile high climate very much In $ act, he likes the mile high style of l( he place
 Brought Early Corn !
 Del Higgins of Camp Verde rought to Prescott yesterday a load f fine roasting ears. which were [ abbed up by the corn hungry folks. Get Returning Visitor
 Mrs. Fitzmaurice of Lynch Creek c anne in yesterday to meet her daugh- t er Mrs. Myrtle who was returning rom a weeks visit on Groom Creek. nate of the Mile High City very luch. She declares she did not real ,e what a fine summer climate this }. and expects to realize it more on e CT arrival in the famous old Pueblo his early in the season.
 lever Appreciated It Before
 Miss Helen Hughes returned home a esterday after a months visit Tn ( rescott. where she enjoyed the eli n laims Mixed Values
 l. l. Burns of Silver Mountain dis jet is planning to start with small ( 1rce of miners to his property and II egin development at once. He says e has the makings of one of the nick Successes in that section or pod grade of ore carrying mixed c llues in gold, silver and copper c lap Reopen Mines 1T Dr. C. Bowen of Richland Center,i Iis.. arrived in the city yesterday. .e will go oyer to Humboldt, where ? has some valuable mineral hold z gs, and will make a thorough in in .stigation preparatory to beginning ,mc work, provided he decides to } ahead at this time. al -any Voters Registered ( The county register of voters shows In; total of 5,643 up to date. It is said , those who have been keeping tab I the stated political preferences oi al e voters that the edmocrats show O
 be ahead about 200 names. This '' a great increase in republican pref ences. it is stated.
 rome Official Pays Visit
 A. F. Wicdman, city clerk of Je- me, was here on business yesterday. q Talker Hounds Acted Fine Brown & Crowder of Yuma, who we been in this section for several ys with their nine thoroughbred ,unds of the Walker breed of Texas, D d them out with Ramsey Patterson NJ sterday and they behaved very well. 2S lev expect 10 give the dogs some til od experience here this summer, Inv il get them ont after some lions. cu