Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-07
City Ne,Us Tn Brief
Business and Pleasure

. Glad to Come
 Dan FaiT. prominent cattleman O
 the Verde section, is in for the show
 and glad of it.
 Here From Clifton
 D. C, Colquohoun of Clifton mo-
 tored in yesterday 10 take a look al
 the show and the Prescott country
 May Want the Money
 Tott Young of Skull Valley, is also
 passing knowing look over the con-
 test list and may decide to gather in
 the prize money himself.
 Could Not Resist the Call
 Mrs Lacey, of the Bannie mine
 could not resist the temptation 10 see
 the wild west and is here for that purpose.
 His Opportunity
 C. w. DuBois of Denver is in the city On business and will overlook a bet if he fails 10 grasp the spirit of the big show now going on.
 All Know Pete
 P. Castonguay is here from Cali- fornia, where he has been residing for the past year, to attend the cele- bration.
 Enjoys Elm Both
 V. C. Wiggins of Phoenix is among the visitors to Prescott's great holi- day season. He enjoys the climate as well as the wild west
 Can Get the Thrill
 J. N. Jaggers, a business man of Phoenix, is in the city to get thrill or two from the wild west season which is running rampant here. He can get it all right
 Venetian Comes
 Ralph Williams of Venetian is in the city for the big thrills sure to| be on tap at the fair grounds the rest of the week He could not af- ford to miss the show. Show and Climate Combined
 Mir and Mrs. A. J. Powers of Phoenix are in the city, accompanied by K. L. and E. l. Powers. They are taking in the show and enjoying the climate.
 Regular Automobile Party
 The Tom Mix party arrived in the city in automobiles. They use a Stutz, a Packard and three Stude- bakers. It was a regular automobile party.
 Here for the Prizes
 John Loreman of Mayer is in the city with his chaps and spurs Got some prizes picked out, which he eX poets to annex and take back with him. Here for Competition
 Lee Heckle, well known COW puncher, is on the job 10 make the fellows all keep their right places. by | putting up a stiff claim 10 some of the big prizes in the main events. Climate Just Right
 Chester Thomas and wife of San Francisco. Cal, are in the city to visit their aunt, Mrs. Moves. Mr. Thomas says the climate suits him 10 a round dot. Gardner Too Busy to Enter
 Gail Gardner, one of the announc CTS of the big arena show, is in the city with his lungs all spruced up for the big shouting. He would do other stunts, but his job won't give him time
 Performers Three, on Job
 Manuel Contreras, Joe ContFeras and Ramon Contreras are all on hand to put the rope over the festive bo- vines, and hang the spurs into the frolicsome equines for a few days at the big show Father and Son in It
 C. C. Jackson and family are up from Kirkland. He and his son, liar old will both be in the roping and some other events. They figure on getting their share of the coin. a: they both have some speed After His Allotment
 E. A. Ordunyo, who has the sobri- quet of "Yaqui," is on hand with his ope and outfit. He sees more easy money waiting for him. He always gets his at any sort of cowman's contest. Tn From Wood Camp
 Willie Wilkins is in from the road camp on the Copper Basin road. He says they are about two miles out of town and will soon. finish up the job of repairing into town. He is in MT Woods camp. Here From Tempe
 MT. and Mrs. Alva Clark and chil- dren are here from Tempe and will spend the summer, leaving about the first of September They come in time to. see the show as well as to enjoy the change in climate Taking a Vacation
 General Manager Robert E. Tally, of the United Verde Copper com oany, was a few hours in Prescott yesterday before taking the afternoon Il ain for the coast, where he will spend several weeks. Lure Was Too Strong
 George M Hubbell, formerly a resident of this section, is in the city among his old friends. He cannot resist the lure of the wild west show, to say nothing of the  Looking the Contestants Over
 R. L. Gray, the goat man of Hill side, is in the city looking over the ,arious outfits, and figuring whether any of them deserve the honor of being backed by a little touch of high fife, these hard times. Has Hopes
 Mrs. Els Perkins has wired from Congress- Junction that she will be lere to see the big show and get acquainted with her old friends again.