Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-04
. Mining Man From Mayer


 y colt on business. He is interested in Mir and Mrs. Herbert Meaney ac- ,' Companied by the Misses Reid motor
 ed 10 Montezuma's Wells yesterday, and announced Having had most ex-
 cellent time
 Saw Grand Sights
 MT. Sullivan and daughter, Mrs. f Harris returned yesterday from trip 10 Grand Canyon where they had a most enjoyable time. and saw the grandest sights in nature
 Running To Mines
 John l.. Davis is leaving today for
 McCabe after a pleasant visit in the
 city.
 Prescott Just As Handy
 r. Brown arrived last night from j Phoenix to get his share of the mouu-
 tain summer delights. Such handy
 place to come to when the heat waves |
 roll high.
 Climate Makes Them Glad
 Mrs Lewis l.. Hirst has as guest Mrs. Ernest L. Johnson of Phoenix. Mrs. Johnson is accom- panied by her son, Leonard B, who IS guest of Charles Hirst. The splendid summer climate makes them glad they came. Here For Summer
 Miss Alta Brooks arrived last night on her summer vacation trip from Tempe.
 Rainfall Short But Rising
 So far this month the rainfall has been below normal, but if things keep clustering up for the next 24 hours there may be ample rain 10 make it , up. ' Back To Tempe
 Dr. R. L. Alexander and family ol Tempe have been spending few z days in Prescott for the summer, and c have returned home since the summer I rains started. They enjoyed their | vacation here very much. l. Political Preferences Normal e
 Recorder McSwiggin says the reg ( istration is coming in fast and that the democrats are running ahead of 6 t',e republicans again. It has passed Lc 600O total, and about a 10 per cent il lead for the democrats. He says this n is just about normal. V Still After It \
 J. P. Medors of Holbrook is in the city on business He says they are c still after oil in that section, hot and t, heavy. er Combination Trip n
 c. H. Green and T. J. Clark two tir prominant business men of Phoenix I are in the city on combined pleasure and business. Here From Glandale .,
 s. s. Sine and family arrived last fl night from Glendale to escape the ia heat wave The Mile High City is II handy refuge and joy and a delight B after the hot weather ~in Salt River valley. h, Phoenix Visitors oi
 H. NJ. Jones and family and ]. A. n, Miller and family arrived from Phoe- M nix to get a breath of air off the roof of America. They admit that Glen a lale is powerful and that it has its te gool points in that it makes early fr and lots of cotton to the m stalk. m Planning Work ;z
 P. F. O'Donnell is back from trip is O the camp of the Verde Bonanza he Mining company at Perlinsville. He nh las completed plans for putting men N O work on the property and insist hat he will have one of the next ve payers in that part of the county. p, Back From Cleveland CT O. P. Kemp, manager of the Half .loon mine at Mayer has returned fri rom a trip to Cleveland, Ohio. He fo will proceed to the mines and keep be is eye on the good ore shoot the he 'Oys have been opening up. ou Electrical Machinery go The Black Diamond Mining com va any is busy installing electrical ma M hinery on their property in the Wal CT district. w finds Arizona Good Enough Fl, MT. and Mrs. E. P. Seaman have he from a fishing trip to Stone in. lan's lake, and report a most enjoy ve ble time. This was Mr Seaman's so acation period, and he took adyan- % 'ge of it by staying in Arizona. M lack From Tax Meet Eric Lindhult returned yesterday T -om Douglas, where he attended the by leeting of the tax men of the state on 1uch detail matter was gone over in, nd a great deal of good accom- to lished. is )ut of Hospital ere Fred McMahn, who had his hand Ter urt some time ago, is out on the rect carrying his hand in q sling. TOT le IS getting along fine w; endewald Enthusiastic Chris Bendewald came to town yes ba, 'rday from the camp of the United da, rizona Copper company. A force hol diamond drill men are carrying hac orward the development on the big yes opper strike made there q few Tn onths ago. He is very well pleased goo ith the showing made by the drill anc