Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-12
City NeUs Tn Brief


 (From Thursdays Dailv.) Lamson in Jerome.
 Attorney Richard Iamson was in Jerome yesterday looking after some legal business.
 At the Springs.
 Supervisor J. A. Jaeger, is at Mur' ietta Springs, Cal, under treatment for rheumatism, and is preparing to return, his health being very much improved.
 Visiting Old Home.
 AIr. and Mrs. Charles Sauer, for mer residents of Prescott, motored from Jerome yesterday, and will re- main here for few days visiting with friends.
 Business Trip.
 Worth Rybon visited the city yes tcrday from Humboldt, giving the usual report of business prosperity and copper production maintained to high standard. Dull Season.
 ]. ]. Armstrong, the celebrated jockey who had been at the State fair at Phoenix, is in the city to en- ioy a vacation during the dull sea son, and leaves later for the coast. Good Season.
 A. w. Lessard was visitor yes terday from Stoddard, and reported the best season ever known in mar keting his fruit crop, ready sales be- ing made at mining camps in that field.
 Of for Kentucky.
 Mrs. H. C. Lofand left yesterday evening for Kentucky. where she ex- poets to remain for several weeks wis iting relatives and friends. She will also say goodbye to her brother, who is soon to leave for France with his regiment.
 On Way Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. (. Cole, the for mer the assistant superintendent al the Clarkdale smeltcr, were in Pres colt yesterday on their way home from a trip into the Mayer section Mir. Cole was formerly connected with the Mayer reduction plant. Visiting Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs R. E. Daggs, well known in this city, were arrivals yes terday from Williams to visit with friends, and leave later for Phoenix to spend the winter. Mir. Daggs is prominently known in live stock cir, cles of Coconino county, and has large sheep interests.
 Mining Men Here.
 Joe Lees and L. N Wombacher interested in the Blue Monster oi Cherry creek district, were arrivals yesterday from the camp They were joined here by Thomas Sutcliffe, who returned Tuesday from Boston, on a business trip pertaining to this prop, erty.
 Recovers From Illness.
 The many friends of Charles F Burton will be, pleased to know thai he was on the street yesterday for the first time since being taken tc Mercy hospital, afflicted with typhoid fever. He IS preparing to leave fol Murietta Springs for few weeks during his convalescence.
 Climax Resumes.
 Stewart L. Duncan was a visitor yesterday from the Climax gold camp south of the city, and stated that since he assumed charge under . lease, preliminary work had beer completed, and actual mining had started. He is very much pleased with new development and later tho mill will be placed in action. New Camp Starts.
 Thomas Roach and Phillip Healy who sold this week their copper group to the Circle Park Mining Co. left yesterday for Pine Flat, Turkey creek district, to assist in establishing a camp and arrange for leaving be fore the first of the year. MT. Roacf is to make his future home at Hoop CT, where he has other mining inter ests.
 Business Change.
 The Hotel Congress is to pass into the hands of a new management or December Is, H. J. Meany securing a long time lease from the Prescott Realty Company, owners, announce ment being made yesterday to thi' effect. MT. Meany formerly wa. manager of Castle Hot Springs, anC is familiar with the wants of the pub lie in this line Of business. Wedding Event.
 Mrs. L. Contreras left yesterday fo Tempe, to attend the marriage of he son, Manuel Contreras and Mis- Josie Ruiz, the event to take plac' next week. The bride-to-be is prom inently known and comes from on, of the best Mexican families in tn, state. Mir. Contreras also is widel, and popularly known in Arizona, anc has many Prescott friends to extenc pre-nuptial felicitations.
 (From Fridays Daily.)