Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-21
CIly News
 ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

NTIOm ouuudN IJdllN.) Goes to Law School.
 Neil Clark, son of Attorney and Mrs. E. s. Clark, left yesterday for Ann Arbor, Mich, where he will take a law course, completing his studies after being a student in his fathers office in this city.
 Visiting Parents.
 MT. and Mrs. F. G. Bateman, the former with the s. F., P. & P. as timekeeper, left yesterday for Buff falo, N. Y, where they will visit for several weeks with the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. s. F. Dud- ley. Their son Gilbert accompanied them.
 Guest of Friends.
 Miss Ehel Brandes, popular young lady of Humboldt, arrived in the city yesterday and will re- main for a few days as the guest of friends. Return to Camp.
 E. L. Bartholomew and James Rees, interested in the York mines at Yarnell, returned to their camp yesterday after a few days in the city on business.
 Renewing Acquaintances.
 J. W. Sharp, the popular auditor of the United Verde 6 Pacific rail way, returned to Jerome yesterday after a few days pleasantly spent in this ctiy with friends.
 Abandons Project.
 E.. J. Dillon returned yesterday from a brief trip to Phoenix, where he contemplated engaging in the cigar and tobacco business. He states that the city is we'll supplied in that line, and the desirable loca- tions occupied.
 Federal Officials Arrive.
 c. F. Dutton, inspector of post of- fees, and J. H. Golden, also an official in the service, with head quarters at Washington, D. C., are recent arrivals in this city. They have gone to. the Bradshaw Noun tains on official business.
 Return Home.
 L. J. Haselfeld, accompanied by his wife and infant son, left yester- day for Kirkland Valley, where the former is. engaged in the merehandis- ing, business. The young man was born in this, city a few weeks ago, and is making his. first visit to his future home. Back From Idaho.
 Charles Lynch, a former miner of the Bradshaws, reached the city yes terday from Boise, Idaho, and will leave tomorrow for the Silver Noun tain district, where he will operate on his claims for the winter. He was at Wallace, in that state, dur ing the raging forest fires, and says that the thrifty place was totally destroyed and many lives lost. Made Brief Visit.
 Dr. ]. H. Pearson, formerly a prac ticing physician of MeCabe, who has been visiting this section for a few days, closing up his business affairs, left yesterday for Inglewood, Cal, where his wife is residing. From that city they will in a short time leave for Mexico, where he has se cured a position as physician for an American company operating mines. Will Visit Home Folks.
 Bert Tilton leaves today for Bos- ton, Mass, to visit his parents and relatives. From there he goes to Fla, for a short stay on the return trip to Arizona. He came to this Territory twenty-one years ago, locating originally at Tue son, and this is his first visit home in that period. He expects to be ab- sent two months.
 Senator Visitors.
 Mrs. H. R. Humphries, favorably known in pioneer circles, and her son, John R. Humphries, engaged in mining near the Senator, were ar rivals in the city yesterday on a visit with friends and on business, returning home later in the day MT. Humpnries reports that section as assuming considerable interest of late, many engineers visiting it to inspect properties.
 On Pleasant Mission.
 Mrs. R. H. Burmister, one of the estimable pioneer residents of this city, left yesterday for Oakland, Cal, where she will visit for several ruaalc with bar mofbar Mrc E