Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-05
CIly News ...In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Miss \. Leila Lee, the popular sta ton agent of the A & C., at Wenden, is spending a few days of her vaea- ton in this city. She returns to her duties tomorrow.
 After Laborers.
 William Poland, an expert in the cultivation of cane, was in the city yesterday from his farming lands at Granite Mountain. He reports big yield, and is hiring help to harvest the crop.
 Looking at Mines.
 c. E. Bentley, who has been look ing over the mining fields adjacent to Parker, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will remain for sev- eral days to investigate conditions in this section.
 Begins School Term.
 Miss E. Greer a recent arrival from Cochise county, is in the city, and will open the Fair Oaks public school next Monday. She comes to this section with an excellent repu- tation as an instructor.
 Leaves the City.
 Leo Buckley mas severed his con neetion with the ]. w. Wilson cloth ing house, and left yesterday morn ing for Phoenix. where he has ae- eepted a position in the Goldberg clothing house,
 Home From Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Hummer Wills, the former the popular attaehe of the s. F., P. & P, baggage department, returned yesterday, after several weeks visit to their old home in Richmond, Va, and Pennsylvania. Brings Indian Student.
 Miss Ford, teacher of the Indian school at Mayer, arrived in the city list night, having in charge an In dian student who has reached an ad- vanced age, and will be transferred to the school at Phoenix, leaving this afternoon.
 Brief Business Visit.
 c. V. Glenn, engaged in the mer- camille business at Crown King, af- ter a few days in the city, left yes terday for that mining camp. He reports the Bradshaw country as ex- periencing an upward movement at many points and the outlook eneour- aging.
 Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. H. William Stevens, wife of the general manager of the Mount Elliott Consolidated. returned to the city yesterday after a several weeks visit with friends in San Francisco and Berkeley, Cal. She was met at Ash Fork by MT. Stevens, who ac- eompanied her home.
 Legal Visitors.
 Judge w. H. Blakely of Kingman and George Hiatt, a Los Angeles at torney. were arrivals in the city, Tuesday, on legal business. They left yesterday for Flagstaff. Judge Blakely stated that MOhave county was very active in the gold belt, and many investors were daily arriv- ing at Kingman to inspect the mines in sdiacent districts
 Comes to See Country.
 William O. Braddock. a mining en- gineer of Helena, Mont, arrived in the city yesterday morning, and will remain for several days to look over the situation in the gold mining dis tricts, leaving in a few days for the Bradshaw Mountain region. He states that Yavapai and MOhave cOun- ties are generally considered as in viting sections in yellow metal pos abilities, and to look over the many districts in each community is his object. He anticipates a heavy in flow of capital on the admission of the Territory to Statehood. Goes to Mines.
 Fred c. O'Brien. who will be fav- orably remembered from his assoeia- ton, a few months ago, with anna teur theaterical performances in the city, arrived from Chicago on Tues day and left yesterday for the camp of the Federal Mining company, on Cherry Creek, where he will be at taehed to the office 1n~ce.
 stork Visits Maine Hol-n.
 The stork visited the nome of Mir. and Mrs. Sidney H. Fisher in Winter port, Me. September 26th, present ing this popular couple with a healthy baby son. Mrs. Fisher will be pleas antly remembered here by a large circle of friends as Miss Edna By CTS. She was a pupil at the St. Jos