Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
Ticket Composed of Men Who Command Admiration and Support of Members
 Of Both Political Parties

ritory.
 ". E. Glenn has been a resident of the territory for over ten years, com ing here shortly after the close of the Spanish-Ameriean war in which he saw service at the front as a private in the Rough Riders. Glenn was born in the District of Columbia. He followed the vocation of miner and mining accountant in Missouri before coming to Arizona. Glenn is well known throughout the territory. and his host of friends and knowl- edge of the territory make him a most suitable candidate for the posi- tion for which he has been named.
 Mark Bradley came to Prescott in 1883 from Canton, Ohio. where he had spent his boyhood. Bradley was attracted to the territory by the pos abilities offered the miner in the treasure state. Starting in as a mucker his steadfastness of purpose and industry soon placed him at the top. with the title of mine superin- tendent. While Prescott is his head quarters and the residence of his family he is at present located at the Tom Boy mine in the southeastern portion of the county. Bradley has been instrumental in bringing lots of money into the county for the pur- pose of mine development and his sagaeity and integrity have in every instance caused the capitalists who have trusted in his judgment to in- crease their faith in the possibilities of mining in the territory. Bradley's standing with the miners is probably better than that of any other man engaged in our vital industry. Thirty years of real work in the mines of the territory has caused Bradley to number among his friends almost ev- cry man who has followed mining in the territory and it is expected that he will poll an exceptionally large vote
 !. C. Bradbury. candidate for rep resentative. was born in Ohio. and is both a brick maker and miner by trade. Before becoming recorder of Yavapai county. which office he has filled faithfully and ably for the past five wears, he was engaged in mining. either as mine foreman or in developing his own claims. He has also tried his hand at ranching. and is interested in the promotion of wat CT storage propositions in this county Mir. Bradbury is certainly a repre- sentative citizen-one who. with clear brain and honest purpose will, if elected. do his best to foster and promote the interests of all good citizens of Arizona, and especially of his home county, Yavapai.
 Road Superintendent.
 Thomas \. Childers, a native of Tennessee has been a resident of Yavapai county for the past twelve years. He came west in 1881 and To- cated in New Mexico where he work ed as a prospector and miner for eighteen years. His ability as miner attracted the attention of the Gilchrist Dawson corporation and he was sent to take charge of the Hid den Treasure mine, in the Lower Fur key Creek district. With the exeep- tion of the past two years he has followed mining in this county. Two years ago he was appointed as road superintendent and all of the perman- ent roads constructed since that time have been under his supervision. While connected with the different mining companies Childers had an excellent opportunity to display his ability as foreman and superintendent of construction work. In 1894 he was elected assessor for Grant county, New Mexico.
 c. W. Bennett has lived in Yava- pal county since 1876 and is well known to every old timer in the northern part of the territory. He has been deputy county recorder for the past four and one-half years and his courtesy and willingness while serving in this capacity have won him host of friends. Before the days of the railroad Bennett drove the Prescott Phoenix stage. Apaches over ran the country in those days and the job of stage driver carried with 1t more excitement than the average man cares to indulge in. In partner ship with his father he has engaged in stock raising, and logging. having