Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-23

I1do GIeat NlSlI
 Mrs. Grace Shull of Stockton, Cal who has been here visiting for g month has returned home, and de clared she had had great time.
 Accepts Responsible Position
 Miss Mary Marena rs accepted the position as stenographer in the Forestry office, made vacant by the marriage of Miss Vance.
 To Los Angeles on Business.
 F. Lee Haworth left yesterday for Los Angeles on important legal busi- ness.
 Off on Business
 M. c. Grizzle left yesterday for Gila county on important business. Gaup in Town
 C. J. Gaup of the American Tobacco company is in the city on business. Horseman Here
 Jess Lambert of the Lambert Horse and Mule company of Phoenix is in the city.
 Back at Her Desk
 Mrs. George Mailman is back at her desk in Dreyer's store after an absence in California, where she went 70 rest and recuperate.
 Will Tunnel for Ore
 William Deering has leased his sil- yer claims out in the Thum Butte section to Pressler & Son and they will at once start work to try and pick up the old ore shoots by driving cross-cut tunnel.
 Went to See Race
 Maburn Osburn left yesterday for Camp Verde, where he intended to see the big horse race scheduled for .omorrew, but after he left the news :ame that the race had been put off il Tuesday
 Saddle Horse Men Locate
 Hutchinson & Dale from Phoenix nave leased the privilege of handling he saddle horse part of the business )f the o. K stables. The new firm just in time to get some of their pest stock in the events at the Frou- fer show.
 Nooseheart Delegate Leaves
 (. (. Norton left yesterday as a del gate from the Jerome lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose, to attend the grand lodge convention to be held at Mooseheart, III. The session is to ast week, starting on the 2lst and ,nding on the 27th.
 Osborn Back on Wire.
 F. E. Osborn who was manager of the Western Union Telegraph. company at Prescott, is now at Med ford, Oregon in the same capacity. He left the service here to take up storage battery business. but later sold that business to Mir. Neff, the present proprietor. Looking for Hay Hands
 Joe Young is in the city from his Williamson Valley ranch after se- fere attack of la grippe. He is look ng for some hay hands, as he has the finest hay crop in years. He says hands are as scarce as hens teeth .mong a brooder full of day-old chicks.
 Back From Visit
 Mrs. H. C. Fansler returned yes erday from visit among her rela ives at Memphis, Paducah and St. Louis. She had good time and no Il luck till she started home, when Ter six-year-old daughter was taken sick. but it is hoped by the family physician that he will be able to re- Ieve the little girl. Landscaping Iron Springs
 w. H. Gill, national forest ex- aminer arrived in the city yesterday from Albuquerque to survey and map :he Iron Springs recreation area of 70 miles, which has been leased by the Iron Springs outing club. My Gill will make suggestions to the club as to proper landscaping and other matters where it may be of benefit. Labored for Years
 Dad Skinner of Mayer is in the city, bridging some samples to have assayed for shipment to the smelter at Fl Paso, Texas. He has been com | pell to keep the mill closed for the past month on account of a shortage of fuel oil, but he is shipping the high grade from the ore shoot on the l00- 1 foot level. The ore he brought in is lead ore carrying good values in gold, some silver and very little cop per. The deacon says it is the pret- tiest ore shoot in that section, and he feels that he deserves it, as he has labored for years to get it opened up. Venezia Visitor.
 II. E. Campbell is in the city from Venezia on business. Hzo, Ao HI.-I.5.Io