Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-25
City NeeOs In Brief
(From Thursdays paily)

the Copper Basin district yesterday
 While regretting that his apples ha
 been 90 hit by late frost that h
 had none for market, he stated tha IS fine cabbages as could be raise, anywhere, were ready for market
 His cabbage fields and truck patche will at the prevailing prices go ia to. compensate him for the loss Q the apple crop.
 From Jerome.
 Frank r. Smith of Jerome, cam, 10 the city yesterday NIr. Smith wa. formerly justice of the peace at Je rome, and IS all ex-postmaSter of tha city. He came to Prescott in the in ttreSt of his candidacy for the fepub lican nomination for county treasurer Board Of Equalization.
 The city council is still sitting as q board Of equalization at the city hall for the purpose of hearing pro- tests of citizens as to taxes that those citizens might deem to require fur ther consideration. The board will continue through Friday, August rhe 20th.
 Fine Corn.
 B. F. Dolly, brought in roasting ears to the local merchants yesterday which all agree are of as good q quality as can be grown anywhere. Mir. Dolly has a ranch about six miles from the city, located little this side of the Target Range.
 Need Help.
 II is learned that there are openings for attendants, laundry workers. waitresses and laborers at Whipple Barracks. Fifty five dollars month with room and board is offered.
 Here Till Fall.
 Charles F. Roberts, state manager of the Republic Paint and Varnish Works of Chicago. came from Phoe- nix yesterday accompanied hy his wife in search of cooler weather. Mir. Roberts has secured an apartment at l03 West Aubrey street, and will make Prescott his Headquarters until October the first
 War Film On Way.
 Sergeant Dearmore of the Phoenix recruiting station, who is detailed on g recruiting mission in this city, has been notified that war film showing rrivate Neibour in heroic action, is available to be shown in Prescott dur ing the early days of September. Sergeant Dearmore is confident that arrangements will he made to secure the running of this special feature overseas film in this city. Secures Position.
 Erie Hallin left Prescott yesterday afternoon for Jerome Junction, where he will work with the Commercial i Wreoking- company as foreman. From Camp Verde. ---- -----. ----. .---
 Elmer Bikes was in the city Mon ! day from Camp Verde. He visited | with Walter F. Sikes of New York ] City, at the Yavapai Club. From Skull Valley.
 4. C. Young, was q visitor 10 the city from Skull Valley yesterday. | Clarkdale Visitor
 J. R. Marston came to this city . from Clarkdale yesterday. He is a 1 guest of George Nilsson at the Yav- apai Club
 Visiting Son. |
 Mir. and Mrs. D. W. Poll are here from Tacoma, Wash. They are wis ! iting with their son, Floyd C. Poll. q veteran of the world war who Saw service in France.
 Who Knows Him?
 The Red Cross of Denver, Colo, has made inquiry as to the where abouts of Fred Totten, whose ad- dress in this city was given as Bush and Geary, probably meaning Cur ley, streets. A distant cousin of Tot tens who also claimed q close per sonal friendship for his relative, died at one of the private hospitals of for disabilities incurred in army ser vice This relative, John s. Keating left some personal effect to be for warded by the Red Cross to Totten. Anna Campbell Jones, secretary Of the local Red Cross organization, would appreciate word concerning Mr: Totten. Government Agent Here. .- I. Colodny, a special agent of voca- tional training activities of the fed eral board for vocational education- al educational, was in the city yester- day. He paid short visit to Whip pie Barracks. He institutes training s for those eligible who are in san