Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-18

] day on an automobile trip 10 tn, Grand Canyon. iOcotillo All Right. I Miss Daisy Bell is in inc city visit ling friends. She reports things al 10. k. at Ocotillo.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Stewart are ir
 the city from Simmons for 2 short Ivisit among friends.
 Crawford Here From Mine. w. T. Crawford manager of the
 Ploma King mine is in the city for q flew days with his family.
 On Business.
 J. W. Johnson one Of the leading l citizens of the Crown King section,
 came in yesterday on business.
 On Brief Trip.
 NIT. and Mrs. Wm. Chambers are
 here from Phoenix to spend few
 lays in the cool climate of the hills. Skull Valley Visitors.
 AIr. and Mrs. Roy Davis are in the city from Skull Valley No rains. ex- cept showers have hit that section Tempe Girl Here.
 Miss Goldia Daley of Tempe is enjoying a stay in this city as a guest of her friend Miss Louise Craw-
 ford.
 In Wickenburg.
 T. c. Norris was in Wickenburg yesterday on business visit He expected to leave for California coast points.
 Bucks Went Quick.
 w. ]. Lowthian of the Plaza An mex Garage sold two Bucks last week as they were being unloaded from the cars.
 Back To Mines.
 W. B. Blaylock, interested in mines in the Slate Creek district, returned yesterday from an extended trip to the coast. He will stick 10 the mines for a while now.
 Drove Up From Congress Jet.
 R. w. Bullard merchant from Com gress Junction, wrove to Prescott in his new Maxwell yesterday for q short business trip Here From Missouri.
 Wallace Miller of Springfield, Mis- souri is in Prescott taking q sample of the climate in the mountain city. He is accompanied by Mrs. Miller. Had Great Outing.
 Miss Sammie an Francis Harwell last night fro ma weeks trip to the Grand Canyon, and re- port a magnificent time. They Like The Mountains.
 Miss Zola Haines is here from Phoenix visiting Mrs. Edna Pritchett 1 and cooling off in the Mile High air. i She is accompanied by her mother. Blue Bell Prosperous.
 Peter Starnick, merchant of Blue !. Bell spent yesterday i'll the city on . business. He reports that camp as | prosperous and things on the hum. Glendale Visitor.
 ]. w. Coles is in the city with his ! family for a weeks enjoyment Of cool weather before returning home to Glendale. He visited the Grand Canyon. He is travelling by auto mobile
 I. & l. Keeps Busy.
 ]. ]. Jackson of the Copper Hill mine in Copper Basin is in the city 1n business. He reports very little activity i'll the basin, the J. & J. Min ng company being the main opera [ ors there at present. ]. A. Hope Returns. IL
 l. A. Hope, president of the B. E. company returned Tuesday from Los Angeles, where he had passed a vacation. Mrs. Hope is .nending the summer there. |, The Frazer's In Town. i,
 Ray Frazer is over from his ranch ,n Yorber Gulch near Humboldt, and avs that no general rain has fallen, ,ut that the numerous showers have lone lots of good to the range. He S accompanied by his bride. Visiting Old Friends.
 Mrs. A. M. Hitz and family are up rom Phoenix visiting Mrs. H. r. ones. These ladies are old time riends and are having the first visit or some time and Mrs. Hitz IS en- | oying her stay in the Mile High city II cry much. NsIOOR SdAAJO OAA' h
 Tohn Started leaves today for rock Canyon where he will pros ] ,ect for several months. He Is out itte dto explore, his burro train pro- .iding transportation for ample sup ,lies for extended visits far from a upp1y base. Jaw All Sorts Roads. Ic
 C. H. Cunning has returned from F n extended trip to eastern points. Ie did q great deal of travelling by and knows more about ] -ood and bad roads than he did be- ore He reports things in good hape in the east. Here From Hassayampa. r
 Wn. H. C1evenger came in last ' igbt from the camp of the NC-4 E ,iIyer Mining company and exhibit h Il some fine rock from that place. F T csavs things are progressing nice a v in the Ruby Silver tunnel on an # vtension of the main vein of the NC- \ Iere From The Congress.
 TIiiah Harris is here from Congress s m a business trip. He IS from the s o,vn ~ where the deepest gold mine h1 . ,b. state is located. the Old Con : rass be;ng over 4OOO feet deep. It said to be worked out, but no dis, T race attaches to mine that helG S Inf for that depth before yielding up iC