Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

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 or six weeks vacation to recGPerat'
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 U. Todd and old time resided and pr lspector of this section rs turned to-dsy from a Prospeetsnl tour thro ggh Nevada aud Alizena MONDAYS Daily. October s.
 The demo cratic candidates hav' planned a raid on Jerome, for Ga morrow night.
 Randall and Logan have dissolv, \ partnership, no tiee ofwhich appear. in this issue.
 The democrats will rally thi, evening, Su. where their mee. ing will be held is not stated.
 The box sheet for the Loro Star Minstrel company ss aow ope1 at J. NJ. Aitken's. They wall appear ai the Prescott Opsra House on hurs- day evening Oct. IS.
 The cash balauce in the JopsxAL- MINER treasury IS at very low ebb, | A few new cas h subscribers and a i few dollars in cash from old sub scri5ers would be hailed with joy at ] present.
 This section of Arizona should give A. ]. Dorm an almost unani- nous vote. MI. Doran. m previous legislatures, ha stood by Yavapai county. In return for his services and friendship voters should stand by him.
 In the JoURN AL-MTSER's report of the silver wed ding of udgs and Mrs. E. W. Wel Is, the name of Mrs Hugo Richards was unini entionally omitted as one of the ladies who as sisted in receiS ing.
 The JOURNAL MINER stated that three of the d smocratic candidates were taken frol the sheriff's office. It was mista ken. Four of Mr. LOwry's dept Ities succeeded tn obtaining a | ,lum from the demo- cratic tree. TbS are Cartier, Ruffner, Hicks and St svens, the two latter having been hi deputies as assess Ors.
 Four full grown meu and six boys constitut ed the reception com. mlttee whicls met the democratic orators last evening at the depot. Our eonttm porary intimates that they nearly lpht their throats with their hug sah at the depot but the sounds of th cir voices died away so that the were not heard three blocks ai say-
 The q ing chiefly talked about in Phenix yesterday was the speech of Judge Wright at the republican rally on Thursday night. It was pronOur ced by republicans and demoers .ts to be perhaps the ablest political speech ever heard by an Arizona audience. All day con gratulat ions were showered upon the goO humored orator.-Phenix Repub6 can.
 Some vandal, few days since, thyew . stone through the window of the, Episcopal church. This is [ ne thu time that the windows of this cA u.ch have been broken by stone hrowe=s. It is almost inn possible to conceive of any one so unprinc ipled as to commit such acts of vandalisim. Rev. E. w.. Meaney says he will give a reward of S50 for the apprehension of the guilty p trty.
 Messrs Chas. Pratt and J. Fred Blake, rof Phenix, arrived just in time tc take in the republican celebraE ion. brass band fireworks and all. The above gentlemen have bonded tne of the Sam Powell mines on the Fl assayampa. They inspected the Goa cse Gold" the new Mexican find. and from appearances think it blow out. They leave today for Phenix taking in the Big Bug dis trict in which the Pratt Bros. of Pheni X have mine.
 Carl HoItshoe, a bookkeeper at the Congress mine and one of the victims of the secent stage robbery near there. received letter few days. si nee which had been dropped into the Congress postoIfice return ing hiut. $500 The letter stated that they did not want his money, and was signed srobber No. 2. This confirms the theory that the two robbers belonged to the Congress camp. That they were in the camp at the time of the arrival of the stage, and went out to the scene of the robbery while the mails and baggage were being changed and immediately after the robbery returned to the camp and have remained there ever since.
 PERSONAL MENTION. J. P. Bruce is in town.
 W. G. Wingfeld, of the Verde valley, is in town.
 Dr. J. Miller has moved his resi- dence to Marina street in the old Wollenburg residence.
 Caribou Brown, a we'll known sporting man, formerly of Prescott, celebrated his 75th- birthday re- gently in Phenix.
 w. A. Clark, of the United Verde Copper Company, and his trusted financial agent H. J. Allen came in from Jerome last evening. Mr. Clark left this afternoon for the east.
 Ex-Governor x. O. Murphy, General 4. J. Sampson and Hon.