Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-03

colt yesterday with Mrs. Thornburg, who remained here for a few days, while he returned to Kirkland
 Visits Pioneer Home.
 Coming down to Prescott from Ash Fork for the big republican rally at the Elks theatre last night, Charles
 Burton made a short visit with Mir
 and Mrs. George A. Shea. at the pio-
 neers' home before the program open
 ed. Mir. and Mrs. Shea drove in with
 Burton to be present at the rally.
 Runs Into Rain.
 Returning yesterday afternoon
 from Phoenix, H. ]. Peterson. local
 Armour manager formerly of that
 city said he and Mrs. Peterson ran
 into lite rain in the Valley city.
 Otherwise, they had fine trip. Peo-
 pie are beginning to congregate ir
 Phoenix for the State Fair Peterson
 says, and hotel accommodations ars
 becoming hard to get, even at high prices.
 Sample Ballots.
 Owing to an unexpected demand
 for sample ballots, an additional sup ply has been printed and will be on
 sale at this office this morning after g o'clock.
 Brings Dead Soldier.
 Private Garrett A. Simpson, of Jef-
 ferson City, Mo, arrived here yester- day accompanying the body of Clare : IOmpkins, who was killed while on | duty in France. Simpson is station ed at Chicago, and has only two months more to serve before his dis charge. Here For Rally.
 Haydee Lane over from Jerome last night to make his final bow before the public with the other republican candidates, before the voters say their say today at the polls. He ex- pressed every confidence in the re- suits as far as they will affect the re- publican county ticket.
 Finds Big Snow.
 Snow Ilnee-deep on Spruce Mt. is the report of L. J. .Rinehart, who was in Prescott on business yesterday | Rinehart says he made the trip over Spruce Nit. from Alec Ratcliff's place i and was in snow up to his, knees practically all the way. Snow fell in the Senator district from about O. clock Saturday afternoon to 10 O. clock yesterday morning. Reinhart fs camping on the job at the Pickerill mill, which he is dismantling for w. l. w. Elliot Nothing is left of the his toric old landmark now but the stamps. l., Winter at Phoenix.
 The Misses Ruth Pendergast and Frances Guild, who have been sit ing in Prescott during the summer, left yesterday for Phoenix, where | they will spend the winter months. Recommended as Ranger.
 Frank N Mulkins, of Kirkland, iA being recommended for appointment as ranger assistant to w. NJ. Mickle- I son in the Bloody Basin district : Nfulkins will probably report for duty about the 10th of this month Votes Right.
 F NJ. Dean carae in clriy yes f .erday from the Thumb Butte dis z .rict, in order to vote right and lvoid the rush. f From Farms K
 Bert Thorne came in yesterday \ rom the University of Arizona ex- q farms to cast his vote for he proper party.
 Groom Creek Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Raegan yester- T lay were visitors to Prescott from \ Iroom Creek, coming in on business F md to cast their ballot. S Forest Business He=e. q
 Ranger Ed w. Oldham was in the E ity this week from the Walnut c 1reek district, talking over officia crest business with Supervisor H e B. Wales. n Williams Visitor
 Lee Bishops was in the city yes V erday from Williams Creek for the urpose of adding his bit to the sum SC otal of votes cast yesterday in the S Prescott precinct nj peaks to Class. Q, F. s. Clark Sunday spoke to the F oung mems Sunday school class of he Marina St. Methodist church, d; Il the subject of the choice of A fe work. The class, taught by ITS. Roy F. Chambers, paid close vi ttention to what Clark had to say. Y