Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-02
From Monday's Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
 Read the circus ad in this issue.
 The campaign will soon be over.
 Diptheria, which has been mora or less prevalent in Phenix is abat- ing.
 The Monday club will meet on Monday at o'clock at the K. of P. hall.
 E. E. Wann, who is developing some mining claims on Lynx creek was in town today.
 John Hanlon, brother of Mrs. 4. O. Brodie, returned last evening from his visit east.
 The Prescott Mining Exchange moved its ore exhibit today into the Prescott Electric company's office.
 NIT. and Mrs. D. J. Marr, of the Verde Valley, are in town visiting their children who are attending the Sisters school.
 Captain Buchanan, formerly sta toned at Whipple. with the l1th Infantry. is now collector of the port at Porto Rico.
 The publication of the JOURNAL MINER on Friday was delayed until 6 late hour on account of an acci- dent to the machinery.
 The Bashford-Burmister company have just added two Lew delivery wagons to their service.
 Mrs. F. L. Wright returned yes terday evening from her visit east.
 The Bank of Arizona is putting in a new cement sidewalk along it's bank building and as far east as the telephone office on Gurley street.
 JoURNAL-MINER printers are work ing night and day to get the great register out. It is the largest job of the kind ever attempted in this county.
 F. G. Brecht and R. \. Fredericks returned last evening from attend ing the Knights Templar conclave at Pittsburg.
 Smith & Smith expect to open up their new grocery store adjoining the Bashford-Burmister company about November l5.
 He John Burns is reported n have voted the straight democrs. ticket at the last election, Is one Of the latest charges made against John Burns. Vide Courier. OctO- Der g.
 The second advertising car of the Wallace circus, m charge of R P. Janett, arrived this morning. There are fifteen men with it and they are posting the town today with cir GUS bills.
 Dr. and Mrs. Henderson are ad- vertising in the Verde valley. If these so-called doctors have no bet ter success in curing patients than they have had in paying a little bill due this office we feel sorry for the patients.
 Miss Minnie Pratt, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. $. Pratt, celebrated her eleventh birthday yesterday and entertained about two dozen of her young friends last evening at her parents residence. It is needless to say that where two dozen young people are congregsted mirth and happiness reigns supreme and they certainly did last evening at the Pratt residence.
 Mrs. Q. R. Smith, of Santa Ana California, who has been visiting the family of Judge Bethune for some time, has returned to her Cali fornia home. She reports having enjoyed her visit here very much also of having been greatly bene- fitted in health by our climate.
 Miss Lucy F. Pearce, who spent several months in Prescott last year, and who will be pleasantly Temem- bered by a great many of our peo- pie. has gone to Porto Rico as cor respondent of the Chicago Times Herald. During her visit in Pres colt she wrote a romance, entitled "The White Devil of the Verde" which will shortly appear in book form.
 Thomas Roach has served the people of this county faithfully and we'll as supervisor and he demands their votes for treasurer. He has come in from his mining camp through storms and mud to look af- ter the peoples interests on the board for few hundred dollars a year. They can reward him now by electing him to remunerative of- fee.