Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-26
City NeeOs Tn Brief

Here From Cattle Country.
 Chas. Evans and R. Osmundson are in the city from Kirkland. Hoosier in Town.
 ]. E. Loudcrback is in the city from Newcastle, Indiana.
 Returned to Ocotillo.
 L. P. II. Giroux left the city yes terday for Ocotillo after few days in the Yavapai metropolis. Representing Uncle Sam.
 l. l.. Nihel of the l.. s. Internal Revenue service is in the city on business for his house"
 Up From Verde.
 Collis J. Bayer and B. w. Hay don are in from Camp Verde for a few days in the Mile High city. Contractor in Town
 Henry Braun, interested in silver mining as well as contracting, is in the city from Crown King. Here From Big Orchard.
 Mrs Wm, Roberts IS in the city from Fair Oaks. She is accompan- ied by One of her children. Silver Miner Here.
 F. w. Girotix one of the leading silver miners of the county, is in the city for a few days on business. Cosmopolit Here. ':t
 Nels Englund popular miner and from most every where, is in the city on business. Here From Electric Town.
 Mrs. George R. Copson is in the city from Childs, the power plant town of the Arizona Power Com pany.
 Seaser Here
 w. H. Seaser is in the city from Humboldt. He usually comes in to watch the court proceedings, but this time is on business. Down From Mojave County.
 Charles Lynch formerly interested in mining in this county, but now of Mojave county was seen on the streets yesterday
 On Shopping Tour
 Mrs. Colvocoresses, with her moth CT, and Mrs. F.. s. Smith and a par ty of friends were in the city yester- day shopping. They drove back to Humboldt later in the day. Repairing Road
 Burt Roland was in the city yes terday for a load of supplies for the Crook Canyn road repair gang. He says they are leaving the road in nice shape.
 Sure He's Married.
 MT. and Mrs. O. I. Tawney visited ! in the city a few days and left yes terday for their home in Turkey ! One old timer, said, "Is Tawney Married" Yes, sure thing, Tawney is married, too long for a charivari Old Hurt Caused it
 J. J. McNeill who has been laid up 1 for months with bad foot, which finally resulted the anIputation of two toes. is out again at last. It is pecul- jar that this amputation was. caused by an accident to his foot about 30 years ago.
 Bigger Engines Coming.
 The old compound engines of the $40 type formerly used in the helper service out of Ash Fork, have been overhauled and are being transferred to the Pea Vine" road for the freight service. These engines are for heavier duty than the old GOO, and zoo types now in use on the local line.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Young Pianiste.
 Little Miss Mary Miller of Pine Crest is happy lass. She has shown such great care and industry in her study of music, that her par ents have purchased her a fine piano Mary will no doubt be buster than ever HOW, practising her lessons, and Pine Crest people are fondly looking forward to seeing her fin ished pianiste.
 Glendale's Rapid Growth
 The Post Office at Glendale, in Maricopa county is to be raised to the second class: This will put the employees under the Civil Service commission. This indicates a rapid advance in the business of that thriv- ing Valley city. Back to Clemenceau been in the city for a few days hay ing been a juror on the Reito case, and has been discharged for the term left yesterday for his home. Clem- enceau is the new name for Verde town.
 Home on Leave.
 w. A. Chism, butchering for the Jerome meat company, left yester- day on a three days leave of absence