Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-28
Off For Silver Cord

!
 , Oscar Rengo is in from the Yaba ], Copper company camp and hasrested
 up for a few days and is now off
 again for another camp. This time he
 goes to the Silver Cord mine out from
 Turkey creek.
 Have Gone Home Happy Judge George w. Hance and Jake ! Webber, who were over to the repub-
 lican convention and to attend to va
 rious business matters, have finished
 their work and are now at home in
 the Verde Valley.
 Prisoners Off For Leavenworth. | J. C. Fain, convicted of padding
 his accounts with the government
 left last night in charge of U. s.
 officer to commence serving hts one
 year term in the penitenriary at
 Leavenworth, Kansas.
 1 Vacationists of For Coast.
 Mir. Shas. Stanton, manager Of the ] Wilkins. Young X Company store at Dewey, was a visitor in the city yesterday. He was accompanied by his wife. They are on their vacation and plan a trip to the coast.
 Tn From Orchard Country. John O. Eckel and wife and E. T. Eckel are visitors in the city from Fair Oaws, the orchard district of the county. It is generally reported that the Yavapai county apple crop will be about percent of normal.
 Old Home Visit
 Earl C. Stumbaugh and son Christy left for Kansas City the end of last week 10 be gone for fortnight. They will visit the old homestead, where his relatives live, and expect to have big time.
 Valley Pioneer Here
 Sims Ely. one of the prominent citizens of Salt River VaIley. and at one time part owner of the Damsite on which the present great Roose- welt dam IS situated, is in the city to cool off bit from the torid weather. wears Pleased Smile
 Richard Kingdom, the moving spirit in the Swastika Extension Mining company, has returned from the camp with a pleased smile on his face. That same look means that the mine is looking good Reports are that this property bids fair to he a pleasant | surprise for those interested soon. Goes To See Mother
 Thomas R. Lowry has secured a ten-day furlough from the public health hospital at Fort Whipple for the purpose of going to Washington and other northwestern states on a visit He will go to see his mother as the most important person in the world to him.
 Cooper Fears Dry Summer
 w. U. Cooper is up from Skull val ley calling on friends. He says his section is doing fine and that he is wondering eff we are to have another dry summer after several ideal ones" He was assured by many people that it is sure to rain, but he wants to know when.
 Will Try Cafeteria Here.
 Bob Birch and Frank Taylor oper- ating the St. Michael bar, have secur- ed lease on the St. Michael dining room privileges, and will open a first class cafeteria about September l. This will be the first real at tempt of any one to operate . real cafeteria in Prescott.
 Says It's The Life
 J. A. Rokohl, who has been in the United States navy for the past i6 is on a short leave of ab- sence and is having a good time in Prescott. He is a baker of the sec ond class on the cruiser Buffalo" t which is stationed off San Diego. He says it sure is the life. Men Re Enlisting
 Roy Russell, aged 25 years, of Globe, Ariz., an eX-army man, has re- enlisted for the coast artillery and will be stationed at San Pedro, near Los Angeles Elmer Turner of Bisbee, aged 20, also an ex-service man, is going along, and has signed mp for a three-year term. The recruiting offi- cer IS much pleased to see the men of ii go back into line. Welcome Him Back
 f. DeSilva, the veteran railroad , man, is having a hard time of in the hospital. He has been laid up in the repair department" for the past two T and his friends will be glad a to know that he now appears to be a on the road to recovery. The boys S at the shop miss the genial face of ( old De" and all will he glad when he can be among them again. \ Lots Of Work In Sight 1T
 H. C. Woods, in charge of one of the county road gangs, was in the : city Saturday to get a few supplies and beat it back to camp. He says there is so much road work 10 be 1one in old Yavapai that it keeps him
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