Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-16

Spending Summer at Home
 Miss Wilmina King, who has beer teaching schoo lat Clarkdale, is al home, spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. W. T. King.
 Back From School
 Miss Lila Campbell, who has been teaching in the public school at Clark dale, has returned 10 her hsme ir Prescott for the summer.
 Visiting Parents | Mrs E. II. Richardson, nee Min nie Bozarth, and daughter are here from Douglas, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bozarth.
 Activity Promised " F.. Johnson is in the city from Mayer and reports that section as prosperous in the mining camp, with much new activity promised.
 Prescott Musician. l.. l.. White, well known and popu- lar musician whose work has pleased many dancers here, is now located at Kingman, where he has an orchestra, he advises friends in Prescott, Attorney on Business
 John L. Sullivan, a prominent at torney of Jerome, is in the city on legal business. He is reported 10 be the limelight for the Democratic nomination for county attorney. Batre Looking Arund
 Charles Batre of the Big Ledge Copper company, operating mines in the Mayer district, passed through the city with Chicago associates to look the prperties over
 Came Back to Rest.
 E. w. Zeigler who recently gradu- ated from the University of Arizona is back at his old home in Prescott to spend the summer and rest up after his year of hard labor in school. Looking After Ranges
 Harry Henderson, one of the lead ing business men of southern Yav- lpai, passed through yesterday on his way from Congress Junction to look after his livestock ranges in Coco nino county.
 Improving Hot Springs
 T. c. Norris has returned from q trip to Castle Hot Springs. It is un- derstood that many improvements are under consideration for this famous Yavapai county resort, and NIT. Nor ris is at the bat to look atfer the de tails having them established. Cost Him a "V'
 Boreto Perez's failure to carry a 1920 state license tag on his automo- bile cost him $ in Justice of the Peace McLane's court yesterday. A tag bearing the 1919 number did not suffice in these modern and hustling times, the court said.
 Zeep Your Eye on Glade
 J. B. Hussye is in the city from Cedar Glade, looking for a plumber to connect up a soda fountain for H. P Schwanbeck, by whom he is employed He says Cedar Glade has some right now future to it and those wanting to get in on the ground floor should keep an eye on Cedar Glade. Soon to Have Spuds
 Levi Jones of Sun Flower Flat is in town and reports his section as coming to the front agriculturally. He will have nice crop of new spuds for July 4. He says he will not sell any, but that after that time the other fellow may have his supply on the market
 Going on Long Trip
 Mir. and Mrs. r. J. Cornwell, who started to leave for Washington few days ago, postpone dtheir trip till Saturday, and made the starr Oy auto. On the way over they will put in few days visiting Mrs. Cornwell's folks in California, after which they will proceed to western Washington, and there go into the dairy and live stock business.
 Sullivan in Town
 Jerry Sullivan came in yesterday from Williamson valley and stated that feed is good for fattening cattle out his way. He regrets very much the drop in prices of cattle. He is closing up his old contracts, even though number are representing losing to him on account of price drop.