Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-09-28
From Fudsy's DsDv

Jacob Henkle IS m from the Rapid Transit mIne.
 Father A. M. Mandalari left for Albuquerque this morning. c. W. Moore left for Los Angeles | this morning.
 Miss s. NJ. Finley left this morn ing for Santa Ana.
 J. R. Leonard. C. P. Collins and HI. Heasley went to Kingman today to look after their mining interests there.
 c. E. Denton came in from Mo- have county yesterday.
 Harry Tritle and bride left for Phenix this afternoon.
 Sergeant c. E. McGarr of Troop \ of the Rough Riders, has arrived at Phenix Sergeant McGarr was born in Tucson and was working at Crowned King prior to his enlisting in Captain O'NeilIs company.
 Isaac B. Fisher, brother of the late J. L. Fisher, will leave on to- morrow mornings train for his home at Westminster, B. c. His neice. Miss Olive Fisher, will accom- pany him as far as San Francisco. where she will again enter Irving lnstitu te and resume her studies at that in stitution.
 Geo. 4. McCarter, who enlisted from Graham county in the Rough Riders, has been given a position m the government printing office at Washington. MT. McCarter was one of four or five of the Arizona con- tingent of Colonel Roosevelt's regi- ment who were formerly in the em- ploy of the JoURNAL-MINER, and 1t is a pleasure to learn that his services have been appreciated and recog- nized in a substantial manner by the government. His comrades state that he made a splendid record on the field of battle.
 Johnny Rodden, of troop A of the Rough Riders, who with Wallace Willard returned to Prescott a few days ago, has many interesting things to relate of his experiences while ID Cuba. He brings back a piece of mahogany wood taken from the San Juan block house and a TOW of five Mauser bullets in a case. He is shattered physically from the ef- fleets of Cuba's climate, but bears his ills nobly and does not regret his duty to the flag. Mir. Rodden is well known to Yavapai people and is greeted by all on his return by mauy handsome expressions. He says the United States is good enough for him hereafter, and as for . ArizoBa it beats them all.
 Mrs. E. A. Lovie and daughter, Amy Lovie, old acquaintances of O. F. Place. are recent arrivals here. They are so well pleased with the climate, that Mrs. Lovie has pur- chased a lot on the corner of Mt. Vernon avenue and Union street, and will erect a residence on 1t i'm mediately.
 Miss Elizabeth Sherritt died this morning at I2:50 o'clock at the resi- dence of T. ,. Barkley, corner of Fourth avenue and Munroe street, of typhoid fever, aged 2l, The de- ceased was one of the most popular and beloved young ladies in Phoenix or fer that matter in the territory for though her residence in Ar zOna has not been long she has spent portion of the time in adjoining towns and made the acquaintance of large number of our people. She is a sister of Mrs. T. J. Barkley and leaves as we'll mother and brother in Phoenix to mourn the loss of a devoted daughter and lov- sng sister.-Phoenix Herald.
 There is not a man in Arizona to- day who knows whether Brodie will accept that nomination or not Courier Republicans are not worry ing themselves any in regard to his acceptance of the nomination. They had an understanding prior to his nomination which was perfectly sat isfactory to them. Democrats, how ever, seem greatly concerned about the matter, hoping that he will de cline.