Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-21
City News In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)


 from Phoenix inspecting the higE school cadets.
 Measles Reported
 The young son of (. A. Randall is reported to be affiliated with measles but is doing nicely.
 Venezia Visitors
 J. B. Tomlinson and son, E. L Tomlirson, are in the city from Ve- nezia on business.
 Grown King Sapitaist Here
 Hon. ] l.. Deming, a prominent Rlining man i7om Crown King, IS in the city on business.
 Drove From Flagstaff
 H. (. Hibben and son motored down from the Skylight City yester- day, reporting road conditions bad, but might be worse
 Back to Walker
 J. P. Score and wife have returned from a trip to California, and will leave this morning for their home in Walker.
 Painter in Town
 Charles Brubaker, well known in the city, is over from Jerome on a shopping tour. He will return at once to continue his work as a pain ter. On Honeymoon Trip
 Joseph F. Taylor of Mayer and Miss Garrett of the same city were married yesterday in the city, and left for a short honeymoon trip on the southbond train. With Old Folks at Home
 Dr. A. B. Carmichael is visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Carmi- chael. The young doctor is located ;n Holbrook oil fields. He is accom- panied by w. w. Rosenthall. Goes to Hot Springs
 Mrs. A. E. Garrett of Mayer, who has been here for some time under going medical treatment for rheuma- tism, left yesterday for a course of baths at Murietta Hot Springs, Cal. Says Prosperity Rampant
 Lester Clayton, from Clear creek, over beyond the Verde, is in the city on a hurried business trip. He says livestock are looking good and that prosperity is rampant in his section. Stork Visits the Circus
 The many friends of F. w. Giroux of Mayer are congratulating him upon the arrival at his home in Phoenix on the seventh, instant, of new girl, who has been properly chistened with the name of Mary Louise. Jack Knows
 J. w. Heigen is in the city from the Silver Zone Mining coInpany's camp and reports that property is looking just right Jack is a judge of good rock, and knows when piece of ground is looking right. Heading for Jerome
 Charles Shull is in the city from the camp of the Mark Twain mine. which has been operated for several months by the Grand Island Mining company of Jerome. Work has been discontinued for the present, and MT. Shull is preparing to bring in his supplies and leave for Jerome. Installing Hoist
 Richard E. Logan is in town from the Copper Basin Sig group of mines on which development was recently resumed. lie says a hoisting plant IS being installed and that the inten- ton is to sink to depth on the big vein which shows good values on the surface.
 Saw Yellow Flags
 Captain William Beck has returned from three days trip to Jerome and Clarkdale, where he went on business. He says that while look ing for some parties in the residence district, he saw a yellow flag and was accosted by an officer who told him that there were several cases of small poX there under quarantine. Weirsers Pleased
 w. w. Weiser of the Mineral Lance group is in the city, and states that he and his partner have opened some shipping ore in a tunnel which IS being driven to cut their vein at 200 feet depth. The mountain is so steep, he says, that the length of tunnel to give that depth with be less than 300 feet.
 Waiting For Train Service
 J. L. Vaughn of Brady, Tex, is in the city, having come to visit sick brother who has been in Yavapai county for the past two years en- gagged in the cattle business. Recent ly, however, he was taken with loco motor ataxia, and it is likely the two brothers will return to Texas together as socn strain service is restored on the main line.
 Open Tire Store
 Carson F. Ryer and Amos Kindt have opened a tire store in the Knights of Columbus war work room recently vacated by that organization They are making a speciality of tire bargains, dealing in seconds in con nection with first-grade tires of vari- ous brands, as we'll as some access Sories. They report business satisfac- tory.
 (From Fridays Daily)