Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-16

2 camp during the afternoon with sup plies.
 Looking Over Country. NJ. E. Phinney of South Omaha, Neb.. engaged in the mercantile busi- ness is recent arrival to remain for | the summer. and is at the Hotel Con- gress.
 Official Mission.
 Governor R. E. Sloan left for PhOe- nix Sunday, official duties requiring his attention for few days, when he will return to the city to continue h:s summer residence.
 Bradshaw Visitor.
 Horace Yeomans was an arrival from Crown King yesterday on busi- ness and reports that section as active as several camps, and the indications favorable for lively winter. Visiting Family.
 J. B. Girand, territorial engineer, | dfrlNeu IFOm oOutHtIn AIlNOHd ouA day and will remain for a few days visiting with Mrs. Girand and chil- dren at their home in Pine Crest. To Investigate Roads.
 County. Road Superintendent T. N. Childers left yesterday for the Verde valley. Oak Creek and other sections to investigate road conditions, with the view of authorizing repairs. Heavy rains during the past month caused considerable damage, and the rainy season being over, these thor oughfares will again be placed in good condition.
 Mining Visitor.
 B. F. Datesman. identified with min ing at Goldfield, Nevada, was an ar rival yesterday, and will remain for several days to make an examination of the districts adjacent to the city. Changes Location.
 George Miller. until recently tele- graph operator at Jerome Junction, is in the city and will leave in a few days for Phoenix, where he will be stationed in the Western Union ser vice.
 Visiting the Mountains. L. B. Hitchcock, civil engineer of Phoenix, is in the city for an extend ed visit and will be a guest of F. R. Goodman, of the territorial engineer corps at his camp in the Hassayampa range.
 Brief Visitor.
 W. s. Norviel. private secretary to Governor Sloan, was visitor with his wife Sunday, and returned to the cap itol yesterday. Mrs. Norviel is with friends here during the warm weather in the south.
 Leave for Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs R. Butler. of Mime apolis. who have been visiting this section for several days. the former having mining interests to look after, left yesterday for Catalina. to spend few weeks. Engineer Leaves
 Leo Won Rosenburg, mining engin- ger, left yesterday for Colorado Springs. Colo, where he is called to consult with associates for a few days. when he will return to this city to continue his examinations. Makes Purchase.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Tregalles re- turned yesterday from business trip to eastern markets, the former mak- ing purchases for his exclusive ladies furnishing goods huse, which will be opened on September l.
 Returns From Coast.
 Miss Zada Ralston, after an enjoy able outing on the coast. returned yes terday and will leave in few days for Humboldt, where she has been re- tained to teach in the public school for the fall and winter months. Business Visitor.
 W. W. Cook, in early days a resi- dent of this city. now of Maricopa county, arrived from Phoenix Sunday, and will remain for several days on business and to visit with friends. He still retains cattle interests in the Black Canyon country.
 Visited Old Time Friends.
 F. A. Tritle. Jr., clerb of the Su- preme Court of Arizona, was a visitor to the city yesterday, on business and pleasure. He was extended a cordial welcome from many friends at his old home, and returned south in the after. noon.
 Coming Back. Recent letters from Alexander Bot kin, who left this section about three