Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-15

School Superintendent G. W. Per
 sons left yesterday for MeCabe anC
 Humboldt, to inspect the public
 schools of those districts, and vii
 return today.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Miss Clara Franco, a student ot
 St. Joseph's Academy, in this city left yesterday for Phoenix, where she will visit with relatives and friends for a few days.
 Wen Known Miner.
 George Walker, well known in min ing channels. was an arrival yester- day from the Bradshaw Mountains, and eontemplates remaining indefin- itely, to receive medical treatment Preparing to Returne.
 Advices received yesterday from Los Angeles, state that F. L. Wright, president of the Mount Union Rail way company, will return to Prescott during the coming week, when it is expected transportation affairs on the street car line will assume definite consideration, with the view of re- suming the regular run again.
 Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. James Young, resi- dents of Turkey, on the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, were arrivals in the city yesterday, and. will remain for a few days visiting with friends and on business.
 Country Lively.
 H. c. Heffelman of the Yavapai Supply company at Mayer, was an arrival yesterday, and states that many mines are resuming adjacent to that town, and there is every indi- cation of a prosperous year.
 Cupid at Work.
 Judge Hicks yesterday issued marriage license to Miss Ethel Price and George O. Bristow. The bride to be is from the Verde Valley, while the prospective benedict arrived on Tuesday from Portland; Ore.
 Professional Mission.
 L. 4. Kehr, accountant, left yester- day for the Little Daisy mine, at Jerome, to introduce an accounting system for that enterprise, since all departments have been started on new order of operating. He ex- poets to be away for several days. Taken to Los Angeles.
 Howard Reese, of Bedding, Cal, who has been seriously i'll at the Mercy hospital for several days, was taken to Los Angeles yesterday after noon. He was accompanied to Wick enburg by Dr. R. N. Looney, who re- turned home on the midnight train. Soldier Removed.
 Private Kimbro, who was shot by A. A. Oaks in the Granite street tragedy of a few weeks ago, was removed from the post hospital at Whipple, yesterday, to the Mercy hospital in this city, the former in stitution being closed by the depart !. ure of the garrison for Texas. i From the Range.
 Everett Marlowe, forest ranger of the Camp Wood district, Thomas Humphreys and R. H. Ferguson, . rangemen, were in the city yesterday, ; on legal business, and report splen- did range conditions in the western part of the county. They will re- ' turn today to their respective homes. Mine Investor Arrives.
 George Cooper, identified with ne eotiations for the taking over of the Comaro group of mines, that adjoin the United Mines company, near Kirkland, arrived from Lehigh, Okla, i yesterday, and with Captain J. W. Lind, the original locator, will leave today for the camp. Fine Boy Arrives.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. ! Eugene Engle are extending the happy parents congratulations over the arrival Monday morning, of a fine baby boy at their home in Miller Valley. The father is still confined to his bed from injuries received in recent accident, but in a short time will be on duty again. Lively Country.
 P. B. Dreiser, night clerk of the Hotel St. Michael, who returned yes terday from Mohave county, states that mining field is teeming with ac tivity, while Kingman is one of the liveliest mining towns in the Terri tory. Heavy production is going on and new discoveries are attracting much attention. Leaves for Camp.