Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-28

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 reads now. Married yesterday on tn
 quiet
 Goes To Rest.
 Prof. Masters will leave Prescott
 Thursday, July 22 to take mucl
 needed rest.
 Here Prom Williams.
 M N. Perkins, livestock man iron 1 Williams, Arizona, is in rhe city or business.
 In On Hurry-Up Trip.
 John M. Harlan is in the city from the Victory mining camp on swift business visit.
 Came For Supplies. .. Chas. Phillips, mining man, was i'll the city yesterday for supplies for his camp.
 Back To Tempe. E. Clark, left yesterday for Tempe after spending some time here re- cuperating and enjoying the climate In From Pumping Plant
 Mrs. Ida Mosher is in from the pumping station at Banning Creek, where water is being pumped for the city of Prescott
 Harvey In Town
 Bob C. Harvey is in the city rep resenting the IIeiser Saddlery Com pauy of Denver. He is a regular wis itor to the cattle country. Mayer Booster In Town.
 Judge NJ. T. Knapp of Mayer is in the city on business. He reports his city as thriving and a bright fu- ture
 Renders Reports Of Progress.
 F. l.. Tomlinson is in from the Venezia camp and reports things in good shape there in a mining way, and also at the Dos Oris camp. Here From Gold King.
 Geo. Donner of Crown King came down yesterday on business. He is the manager of the Gold King mine near the famous Swastika Silver mine
 It's A Mis High.
 w. B. Norton a business man from Phoenix is in the city visiting his family who are spending the sum- mer here to enjoy the Mile High atmosphere.
 Work Goes Right On. ..
 Geo. Thrasher is in the city from Turkey Creek, and reports hot weather in those diggings, but says work is going right along without any attention to the weather. Came Up High.
 F. J. Bennitt, one of the leading real estate men of Phoenix is in the city for a rest, and to get the benefit of the air off the roof of America. State Manager In Town
 k. T. Mahan, state manager Of the Fraternal Brotherhood, is in the city from Phoenix to enjoy the cooler weather. He is accompanied by Mrs Mahan.
 Back To Blue Hen State.
 C. V. Shune, who has been at Fort 'Whipple for some time left yesterday for Los Angeles, and after brief stay will go on to his home in New Jersey. Range Neews Rain.
 Thos. Anderson, cattleman from Simmons, was in the city yesterday fir 2 load of supplies, and reports the range as needing rain quite badly.
 Here From Hog Wallow.
 John J. Jackson, is, in the city, and puts his name down on the hotel register as being from Hog Wallow. That would seem as if he had enough hogs 10 make things lively around his ranch.
 M'Gillen Here.
 R. F. McGillen, assistant secretary of state is in the city from Phoenix His family are spending the sum mer al Groom Creek, and he is glad to have a good excuse to come up out of the heat as often as possible. Died After Long Illness.
 NJ. J. Ebert received a telegram yesterday that his wife Hattie F. Ebert passed away at the State Hos pital night before last She had been sick for two years and q half The remains will be brought to the city in charge of J. Ebert, and interment will be made in Mountain View cem- etery. Bring The Cigars, Tom.
 The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Tharpe Of Mayer, will be looking for From" the next time he comes to Prescott. He. had better have a box of cigars with him. It is an l-2 lb boy, and arrived yes r4