Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

turn with lt tomorrow. Even the Jerome News is yappin , about illegal bonds IL is not man
 months since it's e4itor used up
 couple of columns of type to sho
 that they were a valid and just ol
 ligatioE against the county. IL
 somewhat remarkable what cham'
 leon opinions some democrats ca
 entertain.
 l Dr. A. C, Wright and Thomas 1
 Baker. both of whom were member
 of the eighteenth legislature, are O ! the ticke, this yolr from Pinl
 county. The former is a candidat
 for the council and the latter fc
 the house. Both are good men.
 E. P ElmOre. of Wadsworh, Ney
 ada, who came to assist in the rt
 moyal of the remains of his brother
 Walter ElmOre. who died recent
 at Whipple, left for his home thi
 afternoon. He is in the employ O
 the Southern Pacific Company i
 Nevada.
 The total nun per of names on tn
 great register up to noon was 3,67s
 T. G. Barlow Massicks is able t, come over town every day. He i still very weak though.
 Col. Wilson and P. W. O'Sullival go to McCabe tonight to participate in the democratic rally.
 A marriage license was issued b1 the Probate Judge today to J. A Carleton, we'll known contractor in Jerome, add Miss Helen Wagner also of Jerome.
 The travel over the Santa Fe tc California Is very heavy, which i: the principal reason for the S., F. P & P. train being late so much fol the past few days.
 Dr. H. Y. Clymer left for PhenIl this afternoon. pr. Clymer was the organizer of the Red Cross society in Arzona, and is now engaged ID getting up q territorial organiza- ton.
 Merry NJ. Stanley, the African explorer. has written out the story of My First Fight in the Jungle, 2 and has gwen the manuscript to The Ladies' Home Journal, which will publish it in the next number.
 George Smith, the genial proprie- tor of the Headquarters Is repaint- ing and repaperlng his popular re- sort. MT. Smith keeps right up with the procession when it comes to improvements.
 The remains of the late Walter ElmOre, of the Santa Fe company of Col McCOrd's regiment, were sent east this morning for burial at his former home at Mason City, Ill., uois. They were accompanied by his father and two brothers. NIT. Elmore was only twenty -four years old.
 Mrs. s. ?. Behau will begin her fall class in China decorating next week. Those wishing to take up the work wilfGo veil to begin now in order to get Christmas work lone. Her terms are Sl for a three hour lesson. o3t6
 Sample line of shoulder braces for adults and children. Abdominal belts 70 f ali stout people, elastic hose. c'c It Mrs. Burts, manufac- turns 4.eai. Office hours, 10 a. ID. 10 l2 m.; to 3 and : to g D. m. Telephone, l3S. Office, Otis Build ng, east side of plaza. s24tf
 The papers from points Tn the northern end oi the Territory where Colonel Wilson has spoken admit hat he Is failure on the stump. One remarks that what he fails in deas he attempts tO make up by ,tentorian lung power. Bawl never took tine place of brains.-Herald.
 The public schools of the county are all open and doing good work now. From all over the county comes word of increased enrollment and interest in school work. This fact is especially noted in Pres ,ott where enrollment is the largest n its history.
 D. R. Giles, superintendent of motor power, or in other words engineer on the Congress Gold Company's branch railroad, was at he throttle of the engine which .ook the special train 10 Mayer to- lay. Dan is one of the best known md most popular men along the inc, and always receives 2 rousing welcome when be comos to Pres .ott.
 Territorial Secretary Chas. Akers $ in Prescott today on business.
 W. X Drake returned this even ng from a visit to his home in Pueblo, Colorado.
 A small three or four room house IT two or three unfurnished rooms or housekeeping. Call or address H" this office.
 Geo. NJ. Sargent and wife came in ,n the morning train from the south. Hrs. Sargent has been spending a ew days at the Hot Springs and oined NIT. Sargent, who has been on ] business trip to Phenix, at Hot springs Junction.
 The heaviest travel 10 the Salt River valley, at this time of year. ince the new road has been built is eported now. Every train that passes through for the south is oaded with people looking for the ,almy climate of Phenix.
 John HaIlen, the man who vas brought down from Ash Fork 1
 few day ago was tried before the l 'robate Judge yesterday and com ! nitted to the asylum at PhOenIx to . rhich place he was take by Walter fields. MT. Halien has been a ridge carpenter on the Santa Fe or a number of years, was a good mechanic and a pleasant man. His insanity Is thought to be due to ex- 'osure after a severe sPell of sick ess, and IS only of a mild form. and 7ith proper treatment his friends ope for speedy recovery.
 There certainly is a good chance or parties in this city with money o invest to put up a number of mall cottages for rental purposes. t is nearly impossible for a person rho comes to the city to secure a 'lace to live. This is not as 1t should 'e. How can we expect to grow nd build up if We will not provide Iouses for those who wish to make b ,z Sbasr b,y,aa Tk., F,- lEL