Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-13
Here For Rest.

, Miles O'Connell, Santa Fe platform , foreman at Ash Fork. has come to Films sanatarium for a couple of months rest and recupcration. O'Con- nell was taken sick recently at Ash , Fork His mother and sister are stay , ing for few days at the St. Michael.
 On Road To Recovery.
 T. F. Bickner, night dispatcher at Hillside, who was hurt recently when
 he had a bad fail, is on the road to recovery at ;he Mercy Hospital.
 The "New Moses"
 Mabry Ga-dner arrived in Prescott
 yesterday from Camp Verde, bring
 ing with him one of the finest running
 horses seen in this country for a long
 while. Gardner says that while he Ichristened his horse Moses, after
 the races he will be known as the New Moses" Which probably means
 that Gardner expec5s Moses to lead
 'em out.
 Concession Bids.
 Bids for concessions at tine Northern
 Arizona State Fair should be sent to Judge C. H. AcLane The bids will be open October 10th.
 Animal Show Coming.
 The Mells Company Artists will arrive in time to be here for the fair, it was learned yesterday The com !pany has already left Colorado. They Iare bringing a fine animal show with them, according to all reports. Going For Beracuda.
 Miss Florence Barnes and the Misses Helena and Vera Voge plan to leave for a short trip to the coast, where they will indulge in the Calif- ornia sport of deep-sea fishing, hop ling to land good catch of beracuda ] New Armour Manager Here. ] H. J. Peterson has succeeded H. F. Mitchell as manager of the Armour company here Mitchell resigned re- gently to leave for the coast, where he has bought hali interest in a South ern California stage line. Peterson hopes to keep the business going in as satisfactory s manner as his pre- decessor.
 Masons Motor To Degrees.
 A large party of local Masons left yesterday on a motor trip to King man, where meeting of the lodge will confer a number of third degrees. They planned to pass last night at Tony Johns ranch, and return from Kingman Sunday The party includes Frank Brown, Jimmy Whetstine, Ed Blowers, John Dithell, Gary Vyne and Arnold Cruickshank.
 Week End At Phoenix.
 Mrs. and Miss Maybele Sheldon 'are in Phoenix for the week end Political Business.
 P. w. O'Sullivan left Prescott yes terday for Phoenix, where he will be busied for a day or two on political business.
 Attending Coast Convention.
 H. C. Storey, Superintendent here on the Santa Fe, is in California at tending a conference of coast line su- perintendents. He is expected to re- turn on Sunday.
 School Clerk Here.
 E. A. Langdon, clerk of the school | board in the farms district, was in the city yesterday on school and other business.
 Here On Business.
 L. L. White, of the Mildred Mines company at Stanton, was in Prescott | on business yesterday. Leave For. South.
 Mrs. H. H. Keays and daughter Laura, leave today on the four o'clock train for Castle Hot Springs where they will spend vacation. In From Stoddard.
 s. E. Clancy, superintendent of the Arizona Binghamton, was in the city yesterday. He confirmed the closing down of most of the work at the mine and said it was in response to tele- graphic orders from the chief owner, Senator w. H. Reynolds of New York About 25 men are retained to do necessary work about the mine, which has just spent in the neighbor- hood of $350,000 for new working shaft-of increased capacity. Charity Ball Tickets.
 All who have received tickets to the Charity Ball held September 30, are to return either the tickets, or, if they made use of them, their value in mony, to the Charity Ball committee as soon as possible, as the committee wishes to conclude the business end of the ball. The com