Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-21

1 PhoenlX. The line was of 2I.-inCf
 variety and was the crux of a lively
 squabble following its wrecking or
 account of the firm going broke
 which was handling the pipe.
 Going Back Home
 MT. and Mrs. E. NJ. Walker oi | Mayer are in the city. Mir. Walker
 was one of the injured passengers
 on the wrecked train a few days ago, ] but Is now out on the streets, though little lame in the back. He will leave for home as soon as he can gather up his tools and baggage from
 the storehouse for wrecked goods.
 He is carpenter and was carrying his tool kit on the train with him. Two Homes Traded
 Dr. C. F. Yount has purchased the fine residence of Charles T, Joslin at
 2l4 South Mt. Vernon street, and the
 JOslins nave rented the home of Dr..
 Yount al l30 East Gurley street The
 two families moved yesterday and
 previously for several days. Each
 family retains its original telephone
 number, and in spite of the change
 of scene so suddenly made the two
 families are in good condition and
 perfectly friendly among themselves
 and to their friends.
 On Mining Business
 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Owens
 left yesterday for Phoenix after a
 brief soiourn in Prescott enjoying the
 climate. Mir Owens was called 10
 Phoenix on important business, and
 Mrs. Owens went along for company.
 They will return in a few days, as they have become quite interested in mining conditions in this section. Owens is the man who made the orig inal report on the Abe Lincoln prop erty in Southern Yavapai, and thus caused its operation. It is reported as making good on big scale.
 Saw Fire Just In Time
 - A bit of red-hot carbon from an engine or a piece of cigarette came near causing d pretty bad conilagra- ton yesterday evening near the Santa Fe bridge. Night Ticket Agent R. C. Smithson saw fire al the bridge to the entrance of the city across Gran ite creek. He 'phoned the watchman and had him on the job to put out the fire. The flames had taken hold on the sawdust packing put around the water pipe running under the bridge. | In a little while more the fire would | have been eating the ties out of the bridge and would have made more | delayed trains for the Santa Fe. Leaves Estimable Family
 Many old-time friends of Dug Wal l ker will be grieved to learn of his death at Kingman a few days ago. He was formerly a blacksmith here. and at one time worked for Fred Brecht at that trade He has living ir his courty two sons, Ed Walker and Frank Walker. He leaves one daugh- CT. Miss Inez. and his widow, living lt Kingman, and Mrs. J. Terrell on Bill Williams Fork and Mrs. Ed Tans, well known here, were his daughters. also Mir. Walker was one ,f the dependable Old-timerS in the and leaves an estimable amily.
 Gone To New Mexico
 Miss McEachran left yesterday for visit with friends and relatives in i Albuquerque, N. NJ.
 Visiting On Hassayampa
 Mary Johnson and children are wis ling on the Hassayampa with Otto -ang Sr.
 War Horse Was Here
 C. Emmett Newton, a republican var horse of Skull Valley, is i'll the aty for the purpose of seeing the big Ioings of his party. Phoenix Visitor
 Miss Lucille Mabry of Phoenix has ,een visiting friends in the city and caves today for California, where she will join her mother, who is visiting m the coast. ,tage Back In Commission
 Stukey's stage. which has beer I tuck out on the Walker road for two r three days, has been repaired and I ; now in commission again, carrying { he passengers as usual. fore Smoke For Verde (
 Corners from Camp Verde section av that the air has been blue m thelr g alley for several days from the set I ling of the smoke from the big fires I , the Coconino county forests. Came Also
 E. L. Bartholomew came from Je- ( ome to be present at the republican z He IS a consistent ana ersistent republican and not ashamed f or afraid of his principles. Vas A Great Experience r
 P. w. O'Sullivan returned yester- I av from San Francisco, where he t elped select a candidate for Presi- | ent. He says he had great tune V nd that it was an experience well c ,orth having. | ack Nelson Here Again D
 lack Nelson, who was formerly To- f ,ted at Jerome Junction, is in Pres off. visiting among friends, and will f. e busy man all the time he IS here d ,r everybody, men, women and chli- h ren all know him. \ Tostly G. O. P. Colts t
 Toe Matli, one of the war horses oi h Ie G. o. P. and a precinct commit O e out Simmons way, says that most h f the new voters this year are gong O , he lined up with the G. o. r. mark S nd brand. Il illaee Blacksmith Here II
 Jacob Weber of Camp Verde IS m d ,e city circulating among friends y -e makes the anvil ring in manner h bX,.L tbe villaqe blacksmith of old S