Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19
From Mondays Daily.

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 From Mondays Daily.
 Jacob Henkle is m town from the Rapid Transit mine. Geo P. Harrington came iu from Crowned King last evening.
 Lincoln Fowler, of Phenix, came up on yesterdays excursion. w. J. McKin, a mining man from near McCsbe, is in the city.
 H. c. Radford, of Oxnard, Cal, is registered at the Brinkmeyer. J.W. Dunlap, bridge carpenter, came in from Huron yesterday. Mrs. T. L. Harris and son came up from Phenix yesterday morning. E. D. Powers, of Edinburg, Hi nols, is visiting friends in Prescott: Mike Fitzgerald, of Timmous, is registered at the Brinkmeyer hotel.
 We are promised another tin can on the newspaper dump. The city scavsnger will probably remove it promptly on its appearance there.
 The concert yesterday afternoon was one of the best that has yet been given by our excellent band, and was greatly enjoyed by our citi- Zens.
 H. J. Alien paid something over $l4,0OO into the county treasury on Saturday, the amount of taxes of the United Verde Copper company, and ths personal taxes of w. 4. Clark. The treasury was at a rather low ebb prior to this payment. J. W. Heminger, of Chanute, Kansas, is guest of the Congress house.
 c. H. B. Carter has placed stage line on the road bstwee! Crowned King and Mayer.
 Attorney T. W. Johnson returned on Saturday from California. He is greatly improved in health R. Wilkinson, B. A. Turner and E D. Powers will all leave for their homes at Taylorville. Illinois. to- morrow morning. Tie Prescott choral society will meet tomorrow (Tuesday) evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. N. Levy.
 E. D. White, formerly in tke em- ploy of the s. F., P. x r. railroad, returned today from visit to the southern part of the territory.
 The funeral of the late MT. James Howey took place on Sunday after noon from the Episcopal church, and was largely attended.
 Contractor Geo. 4. Giles on Sat uIday loaded the other big oil tank of theStandard Oil company, on a car for shipment to California.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Merwin re turned on Saturday afternoons train from their visit to California having been absent for about three months.
 c. c. Galloway and wife, of Camp Verde, are guests of Hotel Burke.
 C. Herndon returned yesterday afternoon from brief visit toFlag- staff.
 Jerry Barton is preparing to en- gage in business at Huron, on the P. X E. railroad.
 Governor Murphy was a passen- ger on yesterdays south bound train.
 D. E. Dumas, of Oak Creek, and c. F. Thompson, of the Verde val ley are Tn town today.
 Several of the sick soldiers were removed this afternoon from Whip pie 10 the Sisters hospital.
 Wm. Roberts, who is engaged in the work of grading for the Pres colt & Eastern railroad at Mayer, is in town today.
 J. A. Carleton and Miss Helen A. Wager, of Jerome, were married at that place October 12th by Justice L. B. St. James.
 D. 4. Clark, a physician and sur geon from Bisbee, expects to open an office here permanently. He makes speciality of throat and lung diseases.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Tnttle came up from Phenix yesterday for a visit to the formers parents, it being the anniversary of the marriage of Gov ernor and Mrs. F. 4. Trittle.
 Our democratic friends are mak- ing whole lot of noise for people who affect to believe that Col. Brodie stands no show for election. They do not believe their own words. 6 oi'
 Miss Mamie and Ada Hale, left yesterday for Crowned King to visit their aunt Mrs. C. W. French. They were met at Mayer by Mrs. N. c. and Harry Shekels and Mrs. c. w. French.
 "If delegate has no vote he has a voice and he must know how to handle that voice to accomplish something" - Courier, "Wilson's voice is all right but-it needs fix ing"
 This morning was the coldest of the season. Ice formed to quite a thickness on water which was ex- posed.
 H. D. Aitken returned this morn ing from his hunting trip near Phe- nix. Four of them yesterday bag ged ninety-nine quail.
 W. E. Deity left this morning for Gila B-nd with an English capital ist for the purpose of investigating au irrigation. enterprise there.
 Quite a number of sportsmen went out on yesterdays excursion to take.advantage of the open seas son for hunting quail and other game.
 General and Mrs. T. J. Butler came in on last evenings train from Los Angeles. They are en route east and will remain in Prescott for only couple of days.
 Col. Herring and Judge c. W. Wright, two of the finest stump speakers in the territory, will ad- dress the audience at Thursday ,,;rbf'c raprhlioap rallu