Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14
City News
 ....In Brief
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(From Sundays Daily.)

is in the city on business matters.
 To Valley.
 Mrs. c. E. Wager left last night for Skull Valley, where she will be guest of Mrs. Joseph Champion for a few days.
 To the Springs.
 Assistant United States Attorney Christy left last night for Iron Springs to spend Sunday with his family at that resort.
 In the Saddle.
 Sheriff Smith yesterday issued a commission to Frank Burnell, and the latter is now a full fledged deputy
 jheriff of the county.
 Journalist Leaves.
 Frank Gearhart, until recently the publisher of the Bouse Times, and other publicity matter of the section adjacent, left yesterday for an out ing in Los Angeles.
 Select a Route.
 The members of the board of sup ervisors yesterday went to Whipple to select a new stretch of road through the reservation that is being fenced in. A new route is necessary through this tract and it will prob ably pass close to Granite creek on the west end of the fence line that is being built. The changed route will be less than half mile long, and of nominal expense to build. Mine Engineer Here.
 O. Longaere, Jr., the well known mining engineer, is in the city, com ing from Poland, where he is iden- tifed with that company.
 From the Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Lowell, the former the manager of the Hotel Adams of Phoenix are visiting the city. They are spending the summer at Iron Springs.
 Switched Of.
 Judge J. W. Kraemer of Ash Fork is in the city, filling the position of train dispatcher for H. McKean. The latter is absent in California, on his annual vacation.
 Returns Home.
 George II. Coffin. the well known merchant and live stock dealer of Flagstaff. returned to his business interests in that city yesterday. He has been in the city on legal mat ters.
 Young Sports.
 Gail Gardner and Harry Adams are at home after a hunting expedition in Skull valley and surrounding eoun- try. The bounty clerk of the board of supervisors has their record of the doings Dies In New Mexico.
 Launee CrOzier Hunt, daughter of n pioneer family of MOhave county, died at Albuquerque, New Mexico, last Monday, after giving birth to a girl baby weighing less than one and one-half pounds. The baby will live.
 From DeSoto.
 Mir and Mrs. Roland Mosher are visiting friends in the city. coming from the DeSOto mines in the Brad | shaws. It will be learned with pleas nre that MT. Mosher has recovered i from his serious illness and is well | again.
 Tired of Life.
 Reports from Los Angeles state that Frank Miller, a young musician of prominence in that city, and who for nerly resided here, committed sui eide few days ago. He took ear bOlie acid, and was despondent over financial matters. Back From Journey.
 w. W. Ross, who has been touring .he east, returned yesterday. While hS 'iSAtCu Cdst- l ,rn points, devOting considerable time .o Kentucky, where he has relatives, md on returning stopped several days It Denver, which lated city he rep 'esents as an attractive center. 0il for Humboldt.
 A ear load of fuel oil was sent to Humboldt yesterday to be used in 'teaming up several of their engines, which are undergoing a testing. Many mechanics are employed there at the present. time and all the boilers of he machine shops are being repaired. Extending Service.
 City Engineer Hall is extending he water service of the city, the inc now reaching the extreme south ,rn limits of the town. Pipe is ,eing laid from Aubrey street to the