Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
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Buy ticket to the dance for Fri day night.
 O. W. Bruner of Denver is a gues of Hotel Burke.
 R. F. Hayden, s Rough Rider hai returned to Prescott.
 Up to ? o'clock there were 3,57; names on the great register
 Do not fail 10 hear Father Nc McNally's lecture next Friday even ing.
 The O. K. hose company will hold their regular monthly meeting to night.
 Bert Collins, son of c. P. Collins the mining man, left for his home at PittsbUrg today.
 John McCarty, the lion hunter left today for the Sait River valley after ordering the JOURNAL-MINEE sent to him.
 Will Nelson, an intelligent and active young man. has taken the position of telegraph messenger for the Postal company.
 Mrs. Miller, daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Peters, died in East St. Louis yesterday. She formerly re- sided here with her husband.
 F. s. Breen, supervisor of the Prescott ani San Francisco Noun tain forest reserves, returned to Flagstaff on this mornings train. RTbomss J. Howell, one of the next board of supervisors, was in town today. MT. Howell is a first clas citizen. having resided in this county for several years.
 Contractor Geo. Giles today load ed the big boiler Tor the McCabe Mining Go. on freight wagon and 1t will be taken 10 the mine tomor row.
 J. F. PeaTce, agent for the New York Mutual Life Insurance Com pany has opened ar office with the Akers- -Brown-Tritle Abstract Com panY.
 The republican candidates are meeting with the greatest encour- agement in their travels throughout the county. The indications are that this Is a republican year.
 Dame rumor has it that the pro prietor of saloon and restaurant in Prescott has left the country. While he is absent, 1t Is not known that he does not intend to return.
 No more honorable or more com potent man could bA found in the county for supervisor than $. E. Bright. This position IS one of the most important in the county as the board of supervisors are the hnan- cial agents of the people. The man who votes against Sam Bright, on account of politics, votes against his own interests.
 The social held by the members of the Congregational church at the residence of Judge Sloan's last night was successful and pleasant affair
 Just after the delayed passenger had passed the pump house last night the building was discovered to be on fire near the roof. Several of the men near rushed up and put out the fire before any material damage was done.
 Rev. and Mrs C. K. Jenness re- turned this morning from their visit to California. They attended the annual conference al Tucson on their way home. coming from there direct home. MT. Jenness has been as signed to the pastorste of the Meth Odist church here again for another year.
 Rafael Ochoa and two other Mex jeans were tried today before Jus tice Campbell on the charge of stealing a calf from the Upper Verde. Ochoa wes held to appear before the grand jury in the sum of $00 bonds, which he gave and was released. while the other two fel- lows were discharged.
 Frank Myers, proprietor of the Palace barber shop came in on yes terday's train after an absence of nearly i've months. Alter visiting relatives in Kansas he went to Los Angeles for a visit and while there made au engagement to travel for firm in that city for a short time. la k,- h.a rrN1h fnF about month.
 The railroad company has 6 force of men at work today sinking test well on the Miller ranch about mile west of torn. For some time 1t hss been difficult to get water enough to supply the needs of the company and as quite spring comes out near this place 1t was thought a good supply might be reached by going down few feet.
 The Red Men held lively session last night and scslped a paleface alter which they taught him the hunters trail and introduced him to to the warriors council. The order is becoming very strong m Prescott, adoptions taking place at nearly every council. The officers and members are taking an active in- tereSt in the work. The past few months have been very conducive to the growth of such an organization which is founded upon the princi- pies of liberty and benovelence and tracing its beginning to the famous Boston tea party of Revolutionary times.
 Sheriff Rufner was called to Lynx Creek last evening to arrest a couple of miners whn were drunk and raising quite a disturbance in that neighbOrhoOd. About II o'clock as be was returning with the prisoners. the horses became fright sGed and upset the rig throwing all three men 10 the ground, but NIT. Rufner managed 10 keep his hold on the lines and soon had the horses at 8 standstill. No damage was done further than to knock a little skin of the smiling cOuntenenre of the Sheriff and a bruised hand where one of the horses kicked him. He soon h ad his men loaded in again and reached town all right.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 FL. Austin IS in from Jerome.
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