Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-14
City NeeOs Tn Brief
Humboldt Visitor


 F. Ii. Gibson, well known me chanic, is in the city from Mayer. Texan Here
 J. A. Golf is here from Cleburn, Texas.
 Tucsonian in City
 R E. Vass is mp from Tucson on a business mission.
 Mining Man From Swansea
 !. D. Began, mining man of Swan sea. IS n the city on business. Over From Dewey
 Mrs. Wm. Stearns of Dewey is ill the city on business.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 Mrs. Dave Stewart of Clarkdale is enjoyirg a visit to Prescott. Cattlenan on Business
 (. w. Carter, cattleman of Kirk land section, is in the city on busi- ness.
 In From Empire Camp
 A. w. Woodson is in the city from Groom Creek. He is interested in the Empire mine
 Cool Vacation
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Yocum of Phoenix are in the mountains taking vacation where it is cool. Silver Miner Here
 N. w. Ryan of Goodwin is in the city on business. He is interested in some silver mines in that section. Chas. Shull Here.
 Chas. Shull is over from Jerome on a short visit with his family, and shaking hands with numerous friends. Cowboy Sports for Whipple
 The cowboy sports that were scheduled at Fort Whipple have not been put on so far, and no definite date is set for it.
 Sampling the Climate
 Mrs. NJ. A. Dawes, who is spend ing the summer in Skull Valley, IS trying sample Of the Prescott eli mate for few days. Hurried Back
 W. w. Porter has returned from trip to Parker and reports the weather as remarkably warm. He is back as quickly as he could make it. Off to Flagstaff
 H. C. Wells and J. C. McNelty, of the United States forestry service, have gone to Flagstaff to be present at the annual meeting of the Arizona Cattle and Sheepmens' conventions. Mesa Teacher Here
 Mrs, Mary Olive Davis of Mesa is spending a few weeks in Prescott. She taught in Mesa last term and will probably return for another tern.
 Has Ample Market
 John Matli of Simmons was in the city yesterday with load of ranch provisions which he sold in Prescott. He says he is going to raise more produce next year, as he has ample market for all he can produce. Store Enlarging.
 ]. s. Acker has taken over the quarters formerly occupied by the Style Shop of NJ. Tregellas store, an has out the partition and will enl. rge his business sufficiently to fill the space.
 Likes Old U. S. A.
 Leon R. Long, who recently re turned from South America. is in the city and expects to locate in Yavapai county. He likes the good old United States too well to bother with the riches of those southern republics. Gone to Consult Specialist
 Nat Kirkpatrick who has been spending some time in Pine Crest having come here from Columbus, Ohio, to recuperate, left yesterday for Los Angeles, to consult nose spe- cialist He has made lot of friends who wish him good luck. Might Linger at Christmas
 N. L. Lane, Prescott manager oi inc Fisk Rubber company, has gone to Phoenix for a short business trip. He says he won't stay any longer than is necessary at this time of the year, but if it were Christmas he might finger little.
 Flyer By Rail
 The flying machine which came up for the Frontier show and which was slightly damaged in landing, has been dismantled and will be shipped by rail back to Tucson, where there is a regular repair shop to put ships in good working order.
 May Settle in Mid West
 Ralph Roland, well known young man cf Prescott and one of the own CTS of the Paradise Valley ranch, leaves today for Michigan and the middle west. His object is to see if the stories told of great agricultural