Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-21


 Gail Gardner, son of MT. and Mrs. J. I. Gardner, left yesterday for Han over, \. H., where he will enter Dartmouth, beginning a four year term. He completed a preparatory course at Exeter last year.
 Looking at Interests.
 c. D. Grimes, vice president of the Great Republic Mining company, near Turkey, and John Slak, superintend- ent, left yesterday for a few days examination of the property. They contemplate resuming work in a short , time.
 Enjoying Vacation.
 E. D. Gilchrist is in the city enjoying a we'll earned vacation af- ter filling an extended engagement with the Arizona Mine Supply com pany, installing a pumping plant for the Boyd mines, in the Santa Maria district.
 Mine Inspection Trip.
 H. William Stevens, general man. ager of the Mount Elliott Consoli dated, leaves this morning for his camp in Caaparral, on his customary examination of that property. He re- ceived telephone adviees, yesterday, from Superintendent Martin that the mill was running steadily and the development continues satisfactorily on the Tieonderoga.
 Leaves Old Home.
 MT. and Mrs. Jos. Drew and their family are preparing to move from Walnut Creek to this city, and expect to have their new home in West Pres colt ready for occupancy by the 1st of October. Desirous of being with in convenient reach of better school accommodations is the reason for the change in residence. They are among the oldest residents in the above section.
 Contractors Leave.
 Oswald Forster and William Heller, interested in government work at Whipple, under headway, left yester- day. The former goes to Mobile, Ala, and the latter to Chicago, Ill. Both will return later to complete their work.
 Child Laid Away.
 Frank, the infant child of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Massing, was laid away yesterday afternoon in the Citizens cemetery. Many friends of the fam fly were present to extend MT. and Mrs. Massing sympathy in their deep bereavement.
 Will Visit Old Home.
 H. R. Wood, one of the successful Democratic candidates to the Con- stitutional convention, will leave to- day for his old home in Michigan, after nearly twenty years absence, to visit his mother and other rela- tives for a few weeks. Home From Coast.
 Mrs. T. E. Campbell and children, who have been visiting the form CTS mother, Mrs. Allen, at Berkeley, 1 Cal, during the summer, returned yesterday. They were met at Jerome Junction by Mir Campbell, who ae- eompanied them home Comes to Meet Wife.
 F. A. Jewell, who is operating | mines in Crook Canyon, was an ar rival in the city yesterday to meet I his wife, who returned from an ex- tended visit with friends on the l coast. They will leave today for their camp in the above district. In From His Mines.
 Logan Fairehild, interested with his father in the KeystoneNevada mines, in Copper Basin, has returned to the city after several days examination of their interests. He states that considerable work is going on in that anu all DuONdHI ONtT the future.
 From the Mines.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Hanson of the Slate Creek district, were ar rivals in the city yesterday, and will remain for a few days, visiting relatives and friends. Mir. Hanson gives a good account of mining aetiv- ity in that section, and the outlook as better for the future than in re- cent years.
 Popular Commercial Man.
 Ted H. Decker, formerly a resi- dent of Jerome, but now with the Garloek Packing company of San Francisco, as its travelling representa- tive, left yesterday for the south. MT. Decker has many friends in this