Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-24
City NeUs In Brief
cFrom Wednesdays Daily)

hours on business.
 Entomologist Here
 Dr. George, of the state entomolo- gists office, is in Prescott, and will remain here for time in connection with the smoke cases.
 Goes to Coast
 T. c. Norris, of Norris & Norris, yesterday left for Los Angeles on business. He will return here about the first of next week.
 Glendale Visitor
 F. T. Patterson arrived in Pres colt yesterday from his home in Glendale, planning to remain here for several days on business.
 Here on Business
 Lon L. Harmon, cattleman of the Camp Wood country, was visitor here yesterday. He called at the for est service office on business. From Tempe
 \. y days arrivals here from the south, coming up for short stay on busi- ness from his home in Tempe. Returns from Sedona
 H. L. Fishel, county engineer, re- turned late Monday night from Se- dona, where he has been looking over the Cottonwood Sedona road. For Smoke" Case
 Prof. R. H. Williams, of the ami nal husbandry department of the University of Arizona, is in Pres colt in connection with Verde valley smoke case"
 Goes to Crown King
 Ed Block yesterday left for Crown King, where he plans to remain for the balance of the week, inspecting mining properties he is interested in in that district.
 From Iron Springs
 Mrs. Helen Anderson and Mrs. Roy Wayland of Phoenix, were visitors here yesterday, driving over from Iron Springs, where they are passing the summer They enjoyed a game on the Hassayampa links yesterday morning.
 On Grazing Business
 George w. Hance, well known res ident of Camp Verde, was a visitor in Prescott yesterday, calling at the forest service office here in connec- ton with grazing matters. Remodels Plant
 D. A. Gilchrist of Phoenix, where | he is connected with the state biolog i ical survey, is remodeling his rodent experimental plots near the L. L. Bates ranch north of Prescott. From Little Chino
 Isaac Roberts, w. H. Allen and O. N. Despair, all residents of the Little Chino, where they are engaged l in ranching, were business visitors in Prescott yesterday. Returns to South
 Following a visit of several days with friends at the J.& J. mipe in the Copper Basin district, Miss Edna Schoelkopf of Phoenix yesterday af- ternoon returned to her home in the south.
 For Smoke" Cases
 Dr. A. E. Vinson of the depart ment of agricultural chemistry of the University of Arizona, is in Prescott, in connection with trial in the super for court of the famous Verde valley "smoke damage" cases. Phoenix Visitors
 Mrs. Fannie Palmer, Miss Sadie Palmer, Mrs. C. A. Mcclellan and Miss Luerelia Mcclellan, all of Phoe- nix, arrived here yesterday for a short visit in Prescott. They are staying at the Head hotel. Here from Tucson
 Prof George E. Thompson, of the department of agronomy at the Uni versity of Tucson, is here from Tue son, and will remain for 3 time in connection with the "smoke damage" cases on trial in the superior court Here for Short Stay
 Mir and Mrs. C. E. Hazelton of Phoenix, accompanied by Mrs. Hazel toms mother, Mrs. w. A. DuBusk, are visitors in Prescott, planning to stay here for several weeks. They arrived from the south late Monday night.
 Visit Daughter Here
 MT. and Mrs William Williams of Ironwood, Mich, are visiting their daughter here, Mrs. Thomas Hawks, and family, en route from Seattle to their home in the east Making a tour of the west, MT. and Mrs Will 1 liams visited their two sons in Seattle. Deputy Here
 Fred Hawkins, deputy sheriff at Clarkdale, came to Prescott yesterday afternoon by motor, on official busi-