Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-22
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 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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(From Thursdays Daily0

OnClal buSlneSS.
 C. F. Dutton. postal inspector of the Arizona division, was an arrival yesterday, to visit the postoffices in this section.
 Back From Coast.
 John Vickers, a former resident of this city, returned yesterday from San Diego, to remain for a brief visit with friends.
 Engineers Arrive.
 T. Lewis Raynar of Trinidad, Colo. and C. K. Ewell of Nevada City, Cal, mining engineers, were arrivals Tues day, to make examinations of mines They nave deferred leaving for the hills owing to deep snow.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs C. s. Byers, former resident of this city, arrived yesterday from Douglas, to remain during the holi- days with friends.
 Holiday Shopping.
 MT. and Mrs H. B. Cummings and Mrs. R. Casner of Camp Verde are in the city for few days to visit with friends and do holiday shopping. Visits Humboldt
 County Superintendent of Schools Miller, yesterday left for Humboldt and Mayer to inspect tne schools. He will return to the city Friday. After Supplies.
 Frank Butcher a well known min ing man of Hassayampa district, was an arrival yesterday after supplies. He gives a good report of conditions throughout that field.
 Mining Business.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins left on the 4 o'clock train yesterday afternoon for Bouse. He will be gone for day or two on mining business in the Bill Williams river country.
 Holiday Visit.
 Mrs. C. A. Weidler left yesterday for Oakley, Idaho, her former home, to remain for the holidays visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. P. Worthington, and other relatives and friends
 Going East.
 F. C. Tatum, who is operating quite extensively the Marshall group of gold mines, in Chaparral, leaves to- day for New York City, his home, to remain with relatives and friends dur ing the holidays.
 Title Work On Mines.
 C. A. Leavitt and A. c. Brown of Gallup, N. M., are in the city al Brinkmeyer's hotel, and are prepar- ing to leave for Squaw Peak district, to begin annual assessment work on their group of copper mines, as has been their custom for several years. Successful Farmer.
 Ed. Hill, pioneer resident and farm CT of the Lower Agua Fria, is a visit or to the city on business, and as usual reports big yield of corn and hay. He nas an irrigating system es- tablished on his place, which accounts for "sureshot" crop in any line an nually.
 Mining Man Returns.
 s. R. Trengove, a former resident of this county, and well known as l. mining operator, has returned from Berkeley, Cal, after an absence of few years, on a brief business trip. He is taking special course in min eralogy at the University of Cali fornia. Good Move.
 The placing of switching crew at Humboldt, by the Bradshaw Noun tain railway, was announced yester- day as due to increased traffic from mines along the road, and which will facilitate the handling of ore trains in the future, as well as prove agree able to travellers, in reaching theh destinations without enduring long stopovers at that point. Long Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Benner of Jacks boro, Tex. were arrivals Tuesday in team, and are to locate in the A. & C, country, joining relatives. They have been on the road for over two months and up to the time of reaching this city reported very enjoyable trip. They will resume their journey today going via Williamson owing to deep snow on the Copper Basin roadway. New Postofice.
 Mining activity in the Hassayampa field has reached such stage in re- cent months as to bring in many new residents and which the postal de pertinent has appreciated to the ex- tent of re-establishing postofice at the Senator mine, which is officially designated as Senator. Future com munications to that place are to be addressed accordingly, to permit of