Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Fron Mondays Daily.

Register now if you wan, to vote
 Vote tbe republican ticket thu
 year.
 Jerome will organize a Knights o
 Pythias lodge.
 Born, on the afternoon ot October
 4th, to NIT. and Mrs. :. J. Fleming
 son.
 The great register contained 274l names to-day as against 256O al the same date two years ago.
 Some of the boys who are inter ested in agricultural affairs, repor, ! garnering good "craps" on Saturday night
 J. NJ. Aitken. Paul Hastings and Ben Weaver, IT,. left this morning ! for the Mogolion mountains on a bunting trip.
 The Prescott National Bank has received q lot Cf tho new issue of silver certificates. rhvv are of sn entirely new and original d sisn.
 Mrs. Reese NJ. Ling write, that the operation performed ua the eyes of her little child has bs., Il successful, the sight having been restored t' cue ot them.
 The republican candidates are meeting with splendid eucouras-- meGt at every point where meetings are being held. The ajteu1auce Is quite large and voters age Swarm.ng 10 the -uppori of the ticket.
 The man killed a; Rio Puerco, New Mexico, oa Friday night, while attempting tO rob an A. X I. train. has been recognized as Cole Young. who was wanted at various places, and for whom here was a reward of several hundred dollars offered. dead or alive.
 There seems tO have been fatal ity attached to that east bound train which bandits attempted to rob last Friday night near Rio Puerco. When near OSAge, Kansas, the boil CT oi the locomotive exploded, kill ing seven people, the engineer and fireman being among the number.
 LADIES: ! make big wages at home and want all to have the s,me op- portuni:y. The work Is very pleas ant and will easily pay SIS weekly. This Is no deception. l want no money, and will gladly send full particulars to all send ng stamps. Mss NJ. \. SrEBBNS. Lawrence, Mich.
 The Pheni1 Republican of Sunday appears with the full republican ticket a, the head of its editorial columns. The paper changed hands ou Saturday. T. j. Wolfey retiring as it's editor and C. C. Randolph, formerly The Washington core spondent of the New York Times, assuming editorial charge of the paper. MT. Randolph will be re- memberei as having spent several days in Prescott last summer.
 P. D. Barnhart who returned from visit to his mining camp on the Colorado river reports a biz flood there a little over week ago. He says that the river, where the Grand Canyon Mining company Is at work, amal lgamatlug the gold m the gravel of bar on the river, raised sixteen feet in an hour completely submerg- ing the bar they were working on and carrying away large amount of their property. He says that millions of feet of sawed lumber came down with the flood waters, the river being fairly full ot lumber for thirty-six hours. The rains, which caused the flood. occurred in Utah. where several miles of the Rio Grsnde and Western railroad were washed out.
 :. E. Patton has returned from a visit to Phenlx.
 Lieut.. Dawson arrived at Whip pie this morning.
 Hon. Nick. Gales went out to Cherry creek to-day.
 r. D. Barahart returned on this train from the Colorado river.
 Miss Pearl Martin left for Pheuix today to receive medical treatment for her eyes.
 Sam Hill telegraphs from Kansas city that he will arrive home on Wednesday of this week.
 Rev. c. L. Pearson left this morn ing for Phenix to attend the annual session ot conference, which con venes there next Friday. He will preach a sermon on "Wednesday even ing.
 Joseph Ceimer. of the railroad shops. will leave tonight for q two weeks lay of, during which he will visit Las Vegas, Denver and Pueblo, and on his return will bc accom- panied hy his family. who have been ,is., ,. E'gas.