Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

were visitors from Mayer yesterday with friends in the city.
 Just In Time.
 Superintendent of the County Hos pital and Mrs. Fred F. Campbell have a new youth al their home who de sircs 10 be enumerated in the census now going on, and his name will be made known by calling there. The little fellow arrived last Saturday and the parents are receiving congratula- tions of many friends.
 Going to Desert.
 C. F. Burton was in the city yester- day from Ash Fork en route to the desert on an inspection of his large sheep interests for the rest of the week. He was advised to come to see the best grazing country in the state, winter feeding this season being the best ever known.
 Resumes Practice.
 Attorney C. H. Rutherford, of Je- rome, visited the city yesterday, while returning home from Long Beach, California, after an absence of a month visiting with his wife and fam fly. He enjoyed the seashore, saying this was in reality the first real vaca- ton he had ever had in his life. Changes Climate.
 $. L. Grade, a machinist employed by the defunct p. & A. C. railroad shops in this city during 1893, is in the city from Helena, Montana, ell route to Glendale for the winter, leaving today. He has a daughter re- siding in that city, and has retired from following his trade He states that for the past GO days the tempera- ture has been slumberYg around IS degrees below zero in the North Road Men Leave.
 The Yavapai members of the high way commission, accompanied by Chief Engineer Fishcl, and Clerk 1 Donovan, of the board of supervisors, left for Phoenix yesterday morning to attend a meeting beginning today of the state engineer and the Mari copa County Highway commission A varied line of road business in new | construction for this year is to be taken up for final consideration be- tween the two above counties. Big Business.
 Postmaster A. J. Herndon has con- cluded checking up business of his office during the Christmas and New Year holidays, stating yesterday it is l revelation of the magnitude of the incoming and outgoing remittances. Compared to other years this season .ar eclipsed any similar showing, in Heating that Prescott was not orly orospering, but that the population was greater than in any other year le has been in the office. Talk IL Over, Anyway.
 Most merchants know more about not advertising" than they do about good advertising. There is no use . being conceited about the matter" says Q well known trade magazine. It costs money. Be sure you are fight, and the best way in the world o do this is to talk it over in an honest, frank and friendly way, with lOt only your local publisher but with he local merchants" If you have an .dvertising problem, let the Journal Miner help you solve it. No extra harge for this sort of service. Comes to Reside.
 Mrs. J. H. Crane, wife of the super ntendent of the Silver Belt, arrived rom Phoenix yesterday, and will Iereafter reside at Humboldt. about wo miles distant from the mining amp. MT. Crane stated yesterday Wo carloads Ot nigh grade ore had 'een knocked down in lower levels nd would be raised as soon as re- airs were made to the engine, to be hipped to market. He is very enthu- iastic over the showing from recent I evelopment portsmen Balk. I
 Dr. C. w. Pardee has returned ( rom the southern part of the state fter an absence since November, ringing back his celebrated racer, Tick Tack" and also some easy orfeit money. He states that his orse was matched with "Chas. J. , Iarvey' to run three-eighths of C