Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30

iperienced.
 On Long Tour.
 Mrs. Herman Leiherman who has
 been visiting her uncle, Mayor Gold
 water, has gone on her way to the
 Pacifificfi slope. She will tour Cal .ifornia, going especially to Monterey San Francisco, and Lake Tahoe, and
 will see Alaska before she returns
 to her home in New York City.
 The Kings In Town.
 MT. and Mrs. Charley King are in the city from Chino valley. They have come in to get ready to see the big show. Mrs. King was for
 merly Miss Murphy, a trained nurse
 of extraordinary ability, and many
 who were under her expert care, will remember her with kindly feelings. Vanquished Jeromeites
 Dr. Looney and Dr. Southworth had a little tilt on the local golf links
 Saturday with H. Dewitt Smith and Henry Lewis of Jerome. They played a 27-hole game, and were tied at the 26th hole. But, the medical profes- sion won out, showing that they keep their nerve even in a tight place
 Visiting the Browns
 Mrs. Mary Hunter of Chicago, is in the city to spend the summer with her daughter Mrs. A. S Brown. She likes the climate, and says that it is all that it has been represented to be. Mir. Brown arrived from Flagstaff, where he is engaged in the sheep business, and will take in the celebra- ton while he visits with his family. Reports Good Camp.
 Geo. w. Devere is in the city for a few days from Stoddard. He says that section is keeping up its activity in good shape, and that the Half Moon is still hammering away at the job Of making q new mine not far from the Binghampton. The Stoddard company is busy making betterments all the time, and the fu- ture of that camp is established. Every Body Coming.
 Tony Fink, formerly of Pueblo, Colorado, arrived here yesterday looking for a comfortable place to spend the summer. He says the first lung full of Prescott's eXhilarat- ing air proved to him that he has the spot the first guess. He has been spending the past several months in Phoenix, and is dodging the heat. But, he says Phoenix is supreme for winter.
 Merrill Resigns Position
 Doane Merrill, state examiner, has resigned his position with the state to accept the position of treasurer to the Salt River Valley Water Users association. His resignation takes ef- feet on July 1. H. O. Morrison, as sistant examiner, will replace Merrill and H. A. Darcey of oDuglas, who has been attached to the department, has been named assistant. She Does Not Blame Them.
 Mrs. Richard Porter, who spent a part of the summer here visiting her son, Albert Porter, has returned to her home in Toronto, Ontario. She is getting along in years, according to the calendar, but for nimbleness of foot and ability to take care of herself on long trips, she has few equals. She enjoyed the mile high very much and feels better than when she came.
 Looking for Trouble
 Lee Moore, ex-champion of the Pa cific northwest, is in town. He IS the trainer of Tom Mix, and says he is looking for trouble. He would like to match up with some lively chap to weigh in at l33 pounds ringside Any one with a chip on his shoulder should get in touch with MT. Moore, as he has a bad disposi ton that needs attention by some guy who thinks he can wield the mitts. Comes to Visit Old "Crony."
 Roger Cate, who will be remem- oered by many of the old timers in his section, but who has of late made hay and grain his business in Los Angeles, is in the city as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Johnny Mer- -itt. Mir. Merritt and MT. Cate are TWO old cronieS and have not seen each other for a long time, and are therefore in a good frame of mind to take in the Frontier celebration together.
 One Committeeman Tickled.
 Ed. Kastner is a member of the Frontier committee, and naturally wants to see every bit of the show. He was planning on doing that, but SO many people are coming to town to IL 4l,a r,-,a +Lipr cae the cbCyv