Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-15
City Ne1Us In Brief
(From Wednesdays Daily)

Birne L. Brown has arrived in Prescott with his father from Mar ietta. Ohio, and will remain here for some time.
 Dodge Agent Here
 Warren McArthur, of McArthur Brothers of Phoenix, is in the city on business connected with the state agency.
 Makes Business Trip
 Thomas Rplaud, vocational forest ranger at the Groom Creek station, was in the city yesterday on a short business trip.
 Ar-t9es from Phoenix
 Dan Jones, Standard Oil construc- ton man from Phoenix, arrived yes terdav i'll Prescott to help in the erection of the new gasoline tanks at the local plant.
 Books!
 The hostess and guestseDf the Red Cross community house are feeling grateful to some unknown friends who yesterday left a number of books for the community library. Machinist III
 E. II. Mitchell, machinist at the shops, is absent from work, due to siege of the grippe which is keep ing him at home.
 B. R. C. Chairman Here
 H. P. Matthews of Los Angeles, general chairman for the Brother hood of Railway Clerks, is in the city on Brotherhood business. B. R. C. Ball
 The Prescott local of the Brother hood or Railway Clerks will hold their annual ball at the Odd Eel lows hall this evening, at 7:3O. Airman Returns
 James Frank Rogers, well-known locally, has returned to Prescott after making a series of exhibition flights at state fairs i'll Denver, Salt Lake and other places, where he describes having had an exciting time.
 On Legal Business
 Monroe Graham, Kirkland ranchG and hog-raiser, was in the city yes terdav on legal business. Although he has lived in Yavapai for many years, Graham claims the honor o. having been born and raised in Texas.
 Make Home Here
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Linney, former residents of Humboldt who recent lv purchased the Federal bakery here, have taken up their residence on South MT. Vernon street LinneJ was formerly in the warehouse busi- ness in Humboldt.
 Makes Territorial Trip
 C. A. Grimm, of the Armour dry sausage department who arrived il Prescott Monday, left last night for Phoenix after making a trip to Je- rome and the surrounding country with H. J., Peterson, local Armour manager.
 Drift Fence Work
 Returning Monday from Groom Greek. Prescott Forest Ranger Nj l.. Nichols left yesterday for the Lang ranch, in the Slate Greek country, where he will be engaged for day or two looking over 2 drift fence for O. A. Lang. Leaves for Phoenix
 Completing his work in Prescott after the Boy Scout organization meeting at the chamber of com rnerce. Charles N. Miller, nationa field scout executive, yesterday al ternoon left for Phoenix, where hl will continue his scout work. Leaves for Phoenix
 Louis Cornillaud, who succeeds T A. Calkins as manager of the Ar mour branch in Phoenix, has beer in the city on a visit to the Prescott branch accompanied by George E Millaire, Armour district superintend ent from Denver. Both men lei last night for Phoenix.
 Coal Business Good
 D. 3. Ranger, representative iron Albuquerque of the Diamond Goa company, is in the city for a fev days on business. He reports coa conditions good, but states that it i possible that the shutdown of smel ters Ill the western states may di ninish to some extent the volume O coal mined and sold. The mines a Gallup, he says, are active enougl at present.
 Back from Trip
 Superintendent H. C. Storey an, Chief Engineer J. A. Jaeger hay returned from their inspection tri' to Parker over the A. & C. The. were accompanied on the trip b. ]. R. Hitchcock. coast line assistan general manager, and w. H. Oliver Graham division engineer. Hitchcoc has returned to Los Angeles. Lumbermen Here
 Bert M Smith, B. P. O. Fl and lumberman of the Pacific coas is in the city representing the Re River Lumber company of Sa Francisco, looking over condition in Prescott with a view to estaf fishing permanent representation Prescott. Smith says the lumbe business is suffering to a certai degree the same depression felt i other lines. but looks to the hou! ing demand over the entire countr to start the sap to flowing agai soon.
 (From Thursdays Daily) Takes Vacation