Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-15

ness visit.
 Merchant Visitor.
 L. J. Haselfeld, who succeeded T. M. Earnhart in the latter's merean- tile interests at Kirkland valley, is visiting the city on business. Caught Coyotes.
 E. F. Mead of Skull valley, yes terday sent to the board of super visors of the county the hides of three coyotes, receiving the bounty of six dollars.
 To the South.
 J. M. Sullivan, identified with sev- mining projects in this section, is preparing to leave for Louisiana, where he intends to remain indefi- nitely.
 Another Contributor.
 Claude Yount, the steward of the county hospital, will send in today the carcass of a skunk which he killed at that point yesterday in a lO COmDdJ
 Journalist Leaves.
 After several weeks spent in the city, R. M. Dawson, in charge of the editorial service of the Phoenix Gazette, left last night to resume his duties on that paper.
 Attorney Returns.
 J. E. Russell, the rising young at torney, returned last night from pleasure trip to the east. Mrs. Rus sell and children, he says, will remain away until November.
 obliging Boy Leaves.
 Hugh Mosher, for several months employed as the bell boy of the Ho- tel St. Michael, left yesterday morn ing for Phoenix, where he will fill similar position at the Hotel Adams. To Parker.
 Ed. Roberts, who will be attached to the engineer corps of the s. F. IP. & P. during the building of the railroad from Parker to Bengal, left last night for the river town to be- gin his duties.
 Buried Yesterday.
 J. w. Curtis, who died few days ago at the county hospital, was buried yesterday, telegraphie adviees having been received from a sister in New York to inter the remains in this city. Rev Wheatley offieiated at the grave.
 Versed in the Duty.
 William Greenwood, the advance agent of the comedy wing of the I. o. O. F. troupe, has gone to Flag staff, to make the necessary ar arrangements for the appearance of the main body of actors later in the Sky | tight city.
 Pleased With Camp.
 Captain Palmer, commanding Whip pie barracks, yesterday visited the eneampment site of the militia, and was agreeably impressed with the ar engagement of the camp site, the loca tiOn in general, and eomplimented the disciplinary methods in order, saying that the regular service could not i'm prove the manner in which the work was being performed. Makes Dirt Fly. The Cullum Brothers yesterday reached a point near the brick plant with the eounty's grading machine. The work so far performed shows a satisfactory result, and the board is very much pleased with the roadway it makes. Stops Operations.
 Reports from the Bradshaws yes terday were to the effect that M | Sehwerin, who has been operating the ! LibardOn group of mines at that | point, has suspended work and paid | the men off, several reaching the i city last night. Return to Phoenix.
 Mrs. L. c. Toney, wife of Dr. L. 'C. Toney, of Humboldt, accompanied by the latter's mother, Mrs. J. A. | TOney, who have been spending sev- eral weeks at Humboldt, reached the city last night, and will leave today for Phoenix, to spend the winter months.
 Range Prosperity.
  rangeman of the Camp Wood country, was a visitor to the city yesterday, and made extensive purchases of range goods from the harness house of J. $. Gales. Among the goods bought were two saddles that ran to nearly $l00, manufactured to order by this house.
 Hunting Permits.