Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-28
From Noud.yr Daily

dropped dead near Tuscumbia few
 day since while walking along lead
 ing horse.
 The six months-old child of Mir
 and Mrs. George Henry died yester
 day.
 The republican and democrati,
 candidates all spent Sunday ia Pres
 colt, leaving again today on theli
 respective search for voters.
 " REWARD honest merit and
 prevent office holding by proxy by
 voting for John Hartin for treas.
 uTer.
 The Whipple band will give a concert on the plaza on Friday October 30, from to o'clock m the evening, previous tO the republI can meeting.
 Hon. Thomas Reed is due to pass through Ash Fork this evening, GU route to California, where he will put m his time till election.
 Professor Hsford, of Pomona, California, had a large audience to hear his lecture last night at the Congregational church.
 C. H. Gordon has resigned his position ss auditor of the N. X F. railroad, at Phenix, to engage in mining in this county.
 4 man named Corbett met with seEOus accident at the Prescott de pot Sunday morning. He attempted to get on a moving train, missed his footing and fell between the cars, and wheel passed over bis leg. between tle knee aud ankle, crush ing the bone
 Coconino county's great register contains l,496 names, nearly 2OO more than two years ago. lavapai cOunty's contains an increase of about the same number of names. Marlcopa couuty's contains exactly the same number of names a. two years ago.
 "IF you want good country roads vote for Smith and Wingfrid They are tried and true.
 Henry C. Tyler, we'll known miner of Lynx Creek, was married this morning to Miss AddIe NJ Murray, daughter of Mir. and Mr.. C. w. Murray. The ceremony was performed by Probate Judge Hicks, the witnesses being the briJes sis ter and Miss Sharlot Hall
 The De Mouto Company closed its engagement in Prescott on Satur day evening. Patton's Opera House being crowded on the occasion. Miss Scopel won the prize m the wood-sawIng contest, and the editor of the Courier won the prize as he homeliest man. The company has gone to Phenix.
 The following scores were made al shoot of the gun club: Ferguson, O; Barnhart, r.; Man derfelt, l6; Frantz, l2; Marks. l2; Aitken, 2. Doubles -Aitkeu. :; Frautz, :; Manderfelt, 6; Ferguson, ,; Marks, f.
 The Pheni1 Gazette announces that on Friday evening next, Oct. a, Mrs. w. A. Freeze will give a mu- ,ical recital at the opera house, assisted by Prof. White, the pianist. and Prof. Burnstlne, the vlolinis,. !. During the past fifteen months the 1 lady has been in Los Angeles study 1 ing music under one of the most l noted teachers m the United States, ! Madame Fabbri Muller. and having | the course, she Is nov on ] ler way to Chicago to begin an en- ! yagement on the stage.
 "EN URAGE investment l Df capital to develop your mines by IOting against populism and for 4. ]. DOran for Delegate IO Congress.
 A Mexican named Sines was brought in from Jerome and lodged | D jail this morning to await the .ctiOn of the Grand Jury on a charge ,f assault with intent to commit murder. On Saturday morning he tabbed a man named Eugene But CT. His preliminary examinsnstion vas before Justice St. James, and lis bonds fixed at 5000, which be vas unable to furnish.
 Frank NJ. Scott, of Wichita, Kansas, is paying a visit to his ister, Mrs. W. $. GoIdsworthy, in Prescott.
 F. W. Sisson, of Flagstaff, is a 'uest of Hotel Burke.
 A. L. Brewer, proprietor of a school { San MateO, California, IS in towni H. Goldwater, of San Francisco, , registered at the Hotel Burke.
 Henry Murphy returned yesterday rom his visit east.
 Eugene Osenbuig, son ot J. F. Dsenburg, returned to Prescott on night. after an absence of syeral years. att. nding school. He ,ft here a small boy, but return a ne looking young man.
 "A vote for Doran is a vote for