Weekly journal-miner., 1916-05-03
City NeWs In Brief

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 (From Thursdays Daily)
 Married in Prescott.
 Matillo Lemos. of Crown King. and Reyes Sedillo. of Prescott. were mar ried yesterday afternoon by Judge &cLaue
 Resumes Situation.
 Miss Margaret Darrow has return cd from Jerome. and resumed her for mer situation in the law offices O! Norris & Mitchell in this city as a s;e3Ographer.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. R. c. Cartmell Is in the city from Walker to remain for q few days visit with her parents. Mir. and Mrs Robert Cornell, Sr.. on South Montezuma street.
 Goes to San Diego.
 County Attorney P. w. O'Sullivan is in San Diego. where he was called several days ago on account of the illness of his daughter. Miss Hazel. who has lived in San Diego for sev- eral years.
 Spring Rodeo Starts.
 c. NJ. D. Akard was al arrival yes terday from Kirkland and stated over a score of rangemen were in the sad de on the annual Spring rodeo. Graz ing conditions are satisfactory. and it is expected the increase will reach to that Of former years.
 Mining Business.
 C. N Brown, manager of the Fl Dorado Placer Co., has returned from a trip to San Diego, where he consulted with directors and left yes terday for the camp on Lynx creek near Walker. where operations arc under way
 Continued Indefinitely.
 The case of George w. Hull vs. the Hull Copper Company was yes terday in the Superior court contin ued indefinitely. The court will ap- point an auditor to go over the re- ports and books offered as evidence in the case before it is taken up again Verdeites Here.
 Thomas Taylor, C. V. Hopkins, C. D. Willard. William Flynn, F. w. Fucker and others Of the Clarkdale region. were arrivals in autos yester- day, coming on legal matters inci- dental tT certain water rights under controversy along the Upper Verde river. Missionary Arrives.
 Dr. William Pond, head of Chinese and Japanese mission work of the Pa cifc coast. was an arrival yesterday from San Francisco. and is a guest of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hazelti1e He will preach on Sunday al the Congre gational church. Dr. Pond is an ar gonaut of the Pacific, arriving in Sar Francisco in 1853. Mining Business.
 ]. F. Leeper, a mining broker O. Kingman, was an arrival yesterday to l remain for few days, having busi- ness matters to look after in this and the Jerome fields. He states that mining in Mohave country continues as active as ever, while Oatma1 mines 1 are developing under conditions that { are generally satisfactory. | Contract Completed.
 Thomas Marmont has returned | from the Aztec Mines Co.,. camp near Senator, having completed develop ! ment in driving a cross-cut from the long tunnel. the first contract let on a | plan of large operations decided upon. Another similar contract follows lat CT. Marmont states the work has been attended with good showing. Prosperous Country.
 J. H. Robinson has returned from Bisbee, Douglas and other Southern Arizona copper ceIterS, reporting the country as experiencing the most pronounced prosperity ever known, due to the high price of the red met al. Douglas. he states, is particularly q lively city, and with its 5000 sol diers. ranks at present as the metrop oils of the State.
 Pleased Investor.
 William Forbach. in charge of de velopment of the First Home mines of Upper Big Bug distric.. and a mem bor of the firm operating under a bond, was in the city yesterday and stated development will go ahead in definitely. From a shipment made of lead-silvcr ores. returns were satis-