Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19

Private Wycof of the Al5uquer- que company of Col. McCOrd's regiment has been discharged from the service.
 Col. Brodie will speak in W ns oH, tonight. He will address Prescott audience next Thur day eveaiu E October 20.
 H. J. Allen, financial manager of the United Verde Copper Company at Jerome, arrived on this after noon's train.
 About I5 ears of cattle are being loaded at the Brill siding today They ara to be shipped to the east ern markets.
 The concert by the Prescott band will take place in the plaza tomor- row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in- stead of 6 o'clock as heretofore.
 Lost-A white enameled breast pin with six small diamonds and one emerald in the center. Leave at Hotel Burke and receive reward. tf
 Geo. G. Fiesler left for Los An geles this morning.
 L. Lovinger left for Kingman this morning on brief business trip.
 The dance given last evening by the orchestra of the Prescott band was quite success.
 There are BIO names on the great register from Jerome up to date and the list from there will probably reach 1000.
 The great register will close at , o'clock p. Tn. Tuesday. If you have not already registered don't put it of any longer.
 Note Allison, an expert drummer from Jerome, has joined the Pres colt brass band. He is quite valu- able acquisition to the band.
 J. I. Stevens, the we'll known cat tleman, is loading 30 cars of cattle at Del Rio today. They will be shipped to Kansas where they VII be fattened and marketed.
 H. H. Helm wears little broader smile than usual this morning, the occasion beiGg the arrival of a young son to gladden. the hearts of himself and wife.
 There will be a special meeting tonight at the Salvation Army hall. The subject will be Eight Lost Souls of Prescott" All are vel come.
 The first car of ore that will be shipped over the P. & E. road is be- ing loaded today at the Crowned King mine and will be shipped Mon day.
 Arther Dean was brought insirom Ash Fork and lodged in jail yester- day to serve a ten days sentence for obtaining goods under false pre- lenses.
 A. F. Kinsman. bookkeeper for the contractors of the Prescott & Eastern railroad, is in town closing up the business of the company pre- paratory to leaving for PhenIx.
 At o'clock today there were B. 9S0 names ol the great register and about 300 names in the hands of the registering officers that have not been turned over to the recorder.
 The open season for wild ducks, quail, brant and geese, snipe or rail and wild turkey commences today, October 15. A number of hunting parties took advantage of it today in Phoenix by commencing their slaughter.
 Word comes from Col. McCord's regiment that Adjutant Christy will be made Captain of the Phenix company vice Capt. Russell promot- ed to be Major and that Lieutenant Crenshaw will be appointed Adj utant of the regiment.
 The following agents have been appointed for the stations on the l P. & F.. road: Cherry Creek, J. R. Johnson. Huron, w. H. Stoner, and Mayer. B. F. Snyder. These gentle men are all at their stations and ready for business today. Coconino county democrats are on the same plane of inconsistency that their fellow democrats all over the territory are. While denounc- ] ing those bonds as illegal that county has a suit in court to compel Yavapai county to pay them a big slice of these bonds.
 If our democratic friends could only get up q political row between Col. Brodie and some of the leading republicans in the territory they would be happy, oh, so happy. Re publicans. though, do not propose to accommodate them no matter how nice the inducements held out out for that purpose.
 J.H. Collins is making telling and effectiye speeches at the differ ent places visited by the county can didates. MT. Collins is a whole po- litical team in himself when it comes to making a political speech or ad- dres sing i'-y il .. .5.w case. He IS just the mau for district attorney and voters will see to it that he is placed in that position.
 As usual, Billy Barnes did himself proud at the democratic funeral the other night. Billy said: Let a man be a scoundrel, worthless vsga- bond. but fl his name be upon sill yer ticket, I will vote for him." As far as he himself is concerned, no one can successfully contradict the assertion, but unfortunately for Billy's party. he is not the only fly in the honey. There are others.
 The taxless toots of the taxless United Verde railrosd footed their taxless melody at half rate for the democratic candidates when they went to Jerome, but the republican } candidates were taxed the full tax for travelling imposed by this demo , cratic taxless tooter owned by the . democratic United Verde company, as nearlp taxless organization as democrotic assessors can make 1t. H. Olmstead, who resides three or four miles south of town, report: that his cabin was broken into last Wednesday and that a beaver over coat with velvet collar and pair oi fine Sunday trousers were stolen . As MT. Olmstead cannot get his size D of olotbino, bara tha lOSs is falt mOrs