Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-18
City NeeUs
 In Brief
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of Clarkdale, were in the city yes terday
 From Camp Irving
 Mrs. R. F. RGick is in the city from Camp Irving. She will remain for a few days.
 May Locate Here
 Edwin Parker, of Cleveland, Ohio, is a new arrival in Prescott, coming here to locate at Whipple Barracks On the Jury
 Called here for jury duty, D. L. Smith arrived in the city Friday. He is a mining man from Fossil Creek. From Phoenix
 With headquarters in Phoenix, c. w Combs, representing the Kelly Springfield tires, is in Prescott on Business.
 Rancher Here
 E. A. Marlowe, rancher from the Simmons country, was in the city yesterday on short shopping and business trip.
 On Legal Business
 Coming from Clarkdale, Deputy Sheriff Fred Hawkins was in the city yesterday. He came in connec- ton with legal matters. On Agricultural Business
 (. E. Bowles, head of the agricul- tural vocational work of the state educational department, is in the city in connection with the work of that department in Yavapai county schools. He visited the school at the Alfalfa Farms Friday. To Minnesota
 Bound for Redwood Falls, Nelson, Englund is returning to his former home. He has been in Prescott and vicinity for about IS months. From Skull Valley
 Charles P Mullen, cattleman from the Skull Valley district, spent yes terday in Prescott, coming in on a short business trip to this city. From Hillside
 John Headley, of the Marmon Mercantile company at Hillside, was a visit or to Prescott yesterday, call ing on his old friend, D. H. Biles. On School Business
 J. O. Mullen, superintendent of the Jerome City schools, was visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming over from beyond Mingus on school business. From Mayer
 Among those from Mayer in the city, Paul Walters is due to leave to reach the home town by Monday, | to attend to some business matters. Stayed a Year
 After a year devoted to his min ing interests and operation of mines in this section, J. R. Kyle, mining promoter, left for Fort Collins, Colo Friday.
 From Hillside
 Miss Tabitha South is in the city from Hillside. She will remain for a few days, returning in time to re- sume her work as teacher of the Hillside school. Conditions Good
 Joe Summers, of Los Angeles, was iE the city yesterday on business for the Brownstein-Lewis company of the coast city. He reports that busi- ness conditions in Prescott are good, and that they are holding up well in Kingman and Oatman and the sur rounding districts as well. To Record Claim
 w. M. McCutcheon, of Venezia, was in the city yesterday. He made the journey to the city in order to record location of a mining claim in that district. From the Farms
 MT. and Mrs. L. N. George, of the Alfalfa farms, where he is principal of the school, were visitors to Pres colt yesterday, coming in on a short shopping and business trip. Back from the Verde
 After devoting a few days to his ranch in the Verde valley, D. H. Bies, of the Biles-Lockhart Clothing company, returned to this city yes terday.
 From congress
 D. G. Sinclair of Congress is in the city on a short business trip. He was at one time chairman of the board of supervisors of Yavapai county.
 From the Junction
 D. c. Sinclair, former chairman of the board of supervisors, yesterday was visitor to the city on business from his home at Congress Junction, where he is engaged in ranching and mining.
 To the Ranch
 Mrs. Van Dickson left yesterday for Skull Valley where she will spend a few days on the Dickson ranch near that village. She is maintaining a temporary home in this city while her children are in school. Leaves for South
 Miss Frances Gernsbacher, teacher at the Alfalfa Farms school, was in the city yesterday, en route for her home in Texas, where she will spend the summer, the Farms school hay ing closed down Friday. On Vacation
 With the object of taking short