Weekly journal-miner., 1917-11-14
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Dailyo

creek, is in the city to remain for few days visit with her husband and her many friends. Visiting Relatives.
 Miss Bessie Reel, of Holbrook, is in the city for the rest of the week visiting with relatives. and IS en route to Phoenix 10 attend the fair. Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. (. Frier, well known residents of Flagstaff, are visiting for a few days with Prescott friends while en route to Phoenix to attend the State fair. Country Visitor.
 James McNary. a we'll known rancher of Walnut Grove, is in the city on. business, reporting satiStac- tory harvest in all crops, and no dan ger of food famine.
 Health Restored.
 Mir. and Mrs. Julius Jacoby returned yesterday from Rochester, Minn, where the latter had been under treat uent at Mayo Brothers institute. Her health is again normal, winch many friends will be pleased to learn. From the Mines.
 Richard Hoskins, of the firm of Hoskins, Hogan & Larkin, which gave an option on its mines in Copper Basin district to local syndicate, was in the city yesterday from the camp, where he is in charge oi development Passing Through.
 w. H. Campbell and T. E. Lockett, prominent in livestock circles of the north. motored to the city on Tuesday from Flagstaff, remaining over until yesterday afternoon when they left for Phoenix to attend the State fair. Taking Vacation. . w. Nard, foreman of the Sanford Cattle Co.,, one of the large range out fits of the country, is in the city for few days on a vacation trip and to visit with friends, coming from Selig- man. He gives a good report of the industry in the north.
 Range Business.
 Levi Young is ir the city from Phoenix, coming to look after for few days his large range interests Tn Black hills, being associated with W. Wilkins, of Dewey. This firm is pre- pairing to market several hundred head of steers that have been on pas ture for the past year. They will be sold by weight.
 Coast Visitor.
 Stanley Ward, many years ago resident of the city when employed Tn freiehting ore to the south, returned during the week from San BernardIno, Cal. to visit for short time with relatives near Mayer. He travels in auto and is en route to the State talr at Phoenix and to visit with daugh- ter. Mrs. Belle Haskins, of Glendale Ward left this section after the rail road was built into Crown King. In Fine Condition.
 Tom Madden, road foreman of the county. was in the city yesterday with his crew from Simmons. He re- ports repairs as completed. this popu- lar drive again being in fine condition. Madden is leaving today to work out of Jerome Junction to Ash Fork, that strip being badly damaged from Sum mer washouts. He is smoking fne brand of cigars, presented by some admirer of his splendid work, prob ably one of the auto colony.
 Disappointed.
 John s. Reilly, who left for Roches- ter Minn., to consult with Mayo Brothers. for an affliction to his head, has submitted to the examination, without treatment being given. These medical people pronounced the case as incurable. and refused to operate. If is their belief the cause is due to pyrrhoea of the gums, and recom- mended rest as the remedy. MT. Reilly has gone to Philadelphia to visit with four sisters whom he has not seen for 70 years. He returns to Prescott later.
 Masonry and Banking.
 President R. N. Fredericks of the Prescott State Bank, and Morris Gold water, its vice-president, left yester, day for Tucson to attend the annual convention of the Arizona Banking Association While in that city Messrs. Fredericks and Goldwater also will participate in convocation of the Scottish Rite degree of Ma sorry, while Reporter Lincoln H Beyerle of the Superior court of this county, will attend the bankers meet. ing in his professional capacity, leav, ing for the coast later on vacation Pretty Pet.
 Leaving yesterday for Oakland Cal. were MT. and Mrs. Albert Thorn as. and in a wicker basket was beau tiful little red fox which was pur chased from a Mexican boy who made the capture on Sunday near the olC Brooks ranch, on the outskirts of th' city. The baby fox was only few weeks old, and was very gentle Don't give this publicity until we art