Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-28
(From Saturdays Daily.)
3 From the East.

 F. c. Fansler has returned from an extended visit with relatives in New York and other Eastern states. Here On Business.
 J. c. Gilbert of Dewey has return ed from a business visit to Coconino county, where he has mining inter ests. Left for Texas.
 Frank Klein, expert meat cutter and butcher, left yesterday for visit with relatives and friends in Dallas, Texas. On Mining Business. Dr. O. L. Geer of Congress Junction, president of the Arizona Gold Mines company, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business pertaining to his interests. Likes the Climate. |
 Lester Woodward of Phoenix re- turned to the city yesterday and will remain for several days, coming to escape the heat of the southland. He was a visitor for several weeks this summer and is very favorably impressed with the climate of this section. Climate Is Attractive. Mir. and Mrs. Justus Goebel, prom inent residents of Phoenix, who have been spending the summer in this city, left yesterday for Chaparral, where they will be the guests of John s. Jones and family for a few weeks. They are very favorably impressed with the climate of this city, and de- ferred returning home on learning that the warm wave still prevails in the south. Return Home.
 Attorney Paul Burks arrived from Los Angeles yesterday after a brief professional visit, while O. Lengaere, the mining engineer, also returned from trip to Southern Arizona, where he has interests. Popular Teacher in City.
 Miss Katie Coughran, who has been retained to teach the Oak Ridge school, was an arrival in the city yesterday for a few days visit with friends. She is a popular instructor and will open here school next week. Visited Old Country.
 "Jaek" Trenberth, the big freight CT, returned a few days ago from Cornwall, Eng. He has been away for several weeks, and during his absence renewed the pleasant memor- ies of his earlier life with relatives and friends. Concludes Visit.
 E. c. Averyt, after a few days in the city, visiting his wife and son, left yesterday for Birmingham, Ala, where he is engaged in the drug busi- ness. Mrs. Averyt will remain here short time, the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. s. Pratt
 Will Attend Congress.
 J. J. Fisher, who has been desig- mated as a delegate-at-l large to the American Mining Congress, to repre- sent this Territory, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where the Congress will convene Monday. Mir. Fisher will re- main in that city several days. Enjoying Vacation.
 W. T. Delano, one of the capable engineers of the s. F., P. & F., ar rived from Phoenix yesterday and will leave today for Chicago, on his an nual vacation. He was formerly as- signed to the run out of this city and is popularly regarded in railroad cir cles. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. c. B. Roberts, wife of for mer railroad employe of the s. F., P. & P. in this city, but now with the main line, was an arrival in the city yesterday from Kingman. and will leave today for Dewey, where she will visit with friends several days. Conditions Satisfactory.
 Oliver Loper, the merchant of Cherry Creek, was in the city yes terday on business, reporting that dis trict as very active at several places in mine work, and the general con dition of other industries as satisfae- tory. He anticipates a favorable out come to the development of the many mines that are being exploited. After Mine Supplies.
 John Dick, one of the best known miners in the county, was an ar rival yesterday from the Hassayampa, where, with John Hanlon, he is de- velOping a group of claims. He re-