Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-07

' lHSVleS NtCGultlng department of tht F U. S. army has been assigned tc f sake charge of the army recruiting
 work m Prescott, and is now in the
 city and on duty looking for new men for Uncle Sam. He comes with
 big recommendations and should gather lots of new mer in Arizona
 Back From Pomona
 ] Miss Jeanette Aitken has just re- turned from years term of school in othe Pomona, California college.
 She IS a daughter Of Mir. md Mrs. | II. D. Aiken.
 Governor Will Speak
 Governor Campbell will leave today
 for Flagstaff, where he will deliver an
 address before the sheep and cattle 1 growers joint convention which is
 heing held in that city on July 7. The
 governor spent few days in the city
 visiting his mother and other rela- | tives and shaking hands with friends.
 But he did not overlook the big show
 and was special guest at the ban
 quet rendered the firemen after the
 hose race, as he was formerly a mem | Der of the team in Prescott. ] Champagne in Town
 Bonnie Champagne was up from
 Mesa with friends to see 1he show.
 Ash Fork Judge Came Also Judge B. w. Shievely of Ash Fork
 is in the city to see the show and to meet friends from all over the county.
 Enjoyed the Show
 Jack Parker of Tempe is one of the visitors 10 Prescott who came in time for the big wild west doings.
 Came to See It End
 Wayne Thornburg, prominent cat. |tleman of Kirkland, came in to see the end of the big Frontier Days show. Puntenney Visitors
 Mrs. George Puntenney and Mrs. Louise Henderson came in from Pun tenney to see the show.
 Was Here in Time.
 E. B. Perrin, the wealthy cattle and land owner of the Williams coun- try was in the city in time to see the wind up of the big show. Shaking Hands
 J. B. Longerot. business man of Congress, Ariz., is in the city to sec the show and shake hands with old 1 friends whom he knew would be here Big Bug Man Here
 Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Rice of Mayer spent the Fourth in the city. MT | Rice is connected with the Big Bug | Copper company.
 Up to Cool Off
 T. A. Calkins of Phoenix, who makes Prescott a regular visit quite frequently, is up to see the show and also to cool off.
 Mining Man Saw Show
 w. V. DcCamp, mining engineer oi Jerome section, spent the Fourth in the city. He put in a good season looking at the big show Beats Business
 w. R. Coates. the Masters trucl man, IS in Prescott looking after busi- ness, but is more interested in the wild west show than in business-i nearly.
 Likes the Climate
 C. E. AIorrel, a business man oi Phoenix will spend a few days in the city following the show. He came tC get good dose of the climate in summer
 Great Time at Dance.
 The Fireman's Ball at the I. o. ). r. hall last night was real sue ,ess. The room was filled to over lowing, and the light fantastic step vas on till a late hour. Came to See It's Finish.
 George Mitchell and Baron Wal ace of the Jerome Superior Copper amp were visitors in the city yester- lay, coming to see the big wild west how close.
 Basketball Champ. Here
 Nathan Skousen, reported by a friend to be the champion basketball player of the state, was looking at he show yesterday. He was pleased with the quick work Captain Hancs,on Hand
 George w. Hance of Camp Verde $ in the city to take in part of the pig show and shake hands with host Df friends and acquaintances, and is ooking his best Hopes For Early Activity.
 John D. Funk of the moving spir- ts of the Big Bug Copper company. s in the city from Mayer looking i he show over He hopes to have , york going again at the camp in the l lear future.
 Copper Camp Growing
 Charles Brubacker is over from Je- -ome. He formerly made his home I n the city and wanted to see the show l md his friends. He says the copper amp is a great city and getting big ger and better all the time. ! Shaking Hands Again
 John J. Jackson came over from ' Copper Hill camp in Copper Basin district to shake hands with a few ( hundred friends who were visiting at ( he show and also to see part of the T loings. S Was Highly Esteemed
 Victor Pryor passed away at his r nome in Pine Crest yesterday. The f -emains will be shipped east. He had il -elatives and friends in the city, but I vas not generally known here him self. He was highly esteemed by all V who knew him. 9 Copper Basin Six Here a
 Dick Logan, well-known mining E nan from the district lying between Copper Basin proper and the Zonia ( district, is in the city He came in b