Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-15
City NetUs In Brief
lFrom Wednesdays Dailyl

Hall, yesterday was a visitor to Pres colt on short business trip.
 Eastern Guest
 Miss Agnes Cox, of Bicknell, Ind is spending a few days in Prescott as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. R. E Chambers.
 From Phoenix
 N. J. Hammons, of Phoenix, ar. rived in Prescott yesterday on . short business and visiting trip to this city.
 From Mayer
 B. s. Jones, mining and business man from Mayer, yesterday was a visitor to Prescott, transacting busi- ness and greeting friends in this city Stoddard Visitor
 Mrs. C. w. Snodgrass, of Stod- dard, yesterday was visitor to Pres colt, coming in on short shopping and business trip.
 Leaves for East
 Eugene Newman, of the Brookside orchard, has left Prescott for his former home in Iowa, where he plans to spend several weeks on visit. Leaves for Coast
 Miss Vada Springfield, of this city, has left Prescott for Los Angeles, where she will spend several days on "a visit before proceeding to Wash ington for an extended visit. May Locate Here
 T. B. Stewart, of Phoenix, was in the city yesterday, looking for place in which to locate in Prescott during the summer months. Mayer Visitor
 Deacon" Skinner, mining man of this county, was in the city on busi- ness yesterday from the Pocahontas Mining company, whose property is located beyond Mayer.
 From Crook Canyon
 James Britton, mining man from the Crook Canyon country, came to Prescott yesterday to transact busi- ness in this city. He will remain here for day or two.
 Here for Few Days
 J. Van Dickson yesterday came to the city for a few days from the Van Dickson ranch in the Skull val ley having business to transact in this city.
 Returns Today
 D. H. Biles, who has been spend ing a few days in the Verde valley, attending to affairs at his XOX ranch in that section, is expected to return to Prescott some time today. From Needles
 C. A. Rowley, office engineer of the Arizona Power company, yester day returned to. Prescott from Need les, Calif., where he has been spend ing the past four or five months on work for the company. Bring Bob Sawn
 w. P. Mahoney, sheriff of Mo- have county, and Mohave County 1 Undersheriff Miller, yesterday arrived in Prescott from their headquarters in. Kingman, bringing with them federal prisoner headed for Florence, and Fighting Bob" Sawn, who will appear for trial in the federal district court here this session. On Vacation 1
 Gary Vyne, of Vyne Bros. Electric cofnpany, accompanied by Dr. Earl Swanson, yesterday left Prescott by motor for Flagstaff and Mormon lake, where they plan to spend a vacation outing of several days. From the Verde
 w. E. Woodruff, of the Verde valley, where he is engaged in ranch ins is spending a few days in Pres colt in connection with case before the federal district court here. Leaves for Denver
 Albert NJ. Pergain, who has been a resident of this city for some months, has left Prescott with his two daughters, to accept a position in Denver, Colo.
 Phoenix Visitor
 R. s. Tatum, business man of Phoenix, yesterday was a visitor to Prescott, planning to remain here for the summer, providing he can find suitable accommodations. Returns from Coast
 Returning from Los Angeles, Mrs. M Brookfield, of Jerome, was in the city for a short while yesterday, en route to her home on the other side O Mingus.
 Returns from Coast
 F. s. Viele, president of the Ari- zona Power company, yesterday re- turned from a short trip to Los An geles. He included Phoenix on his E return trip.
 Poison Ready D. A.. Gilchrist, U. S. rodent chief from Phoenix, says he has the prairie dog poison all mixed, and that it is now ready for distribution at the chamber of commerce office in the court house building. Visit Father Here
 Mir. and Mrs. P. Fl. Osborne, of Los Angeles, Calif, have arrived in Prescott, planning to spend about two months in this city on a visit with Mrs. Osborne's father, Ben Ky bon, of 153 South Alarcon street.