Arizona republican., 1898-10-16
JEROME NEWS.
Matters Of Personal and Political
 interest.

! Jerome. Ariz.. Oct. 13.-tSpscia i Corr sgpcndenc- c. The Republican. )- 1 F. D. Myers, representing kifchner s i Steiner of L4cs Angs les. is ;n town cir cuiatinb amo1g :he haidwar,. ner- l chants.
 Horace F. Merrill has returned from business trip to Prescott 1 Mrs. Kate Medlin, mother of Mrs i Arthur Cordiner and Mrs J. A. Me Donald, left yesterday for visit tc California, where she will remain dur ing the coming winter. Mrs. Nj. H. Carrier and daughter have returned to Jerome after a plzas- ant visit to friends and relatives in Prescott.
 Mrs. E. c. DeJean and sen have gone to Phoenix, where they will reside in the future.
 The infant daughter Of Mr. and
 Mrs. D. P. Coover died las. Friday af- ternoon. The bereaved parerts have the sincere condolence Of the entire community.
 The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. Myers. living i'll Deception glIich. died
 
 ness.
 Mrs. T. H. Brown is visiting rela- tivcs i'll Tempe.
 Thomas Blair, another patriot Of the late war. has returned to Jerome rom served throughout the war On the 'attleship Texas and reports some pleasing anecdotes Of the destruction of Cervera's fleet.
 Wedded-In Jercme, last Wednesday evening, by Rev. A. Quet1 of Prescott, RosendO Ortiz and Carmelita Delgsdo, both residents of Jerome. Rev. F. H. Ashman Of Albuquerque is in town making negotiations fer the founding and erection cf . Congrega- tional church.
 Tic hunting party which left for the ing Of Charles Miller, Joe Sheffield Charles Hooker and Jack Harding re- 1 turned late yesterday locking much sunburned and bewhisz5red, but feel ing hale and hearty. The hunt was a success from start to finish. The boys succeeded in killing seven deer Two were brought in as evidence. Charley Miller ivas unfortunate enough to lose himself one night and was ccnl- pelled Q sleep in q lofty tree till day light.
 The Jerome Gun club held is first fall shoot last Sunday. Owing to many hunting parties on the river the attendance was small The following was the score: H. H. Strodthof, 2 out of possible 25; Otto Strod -hof, ho indicates that the boys have net for gotten how to "break 'em."
 The republican candidates are ex- pected in today accompanied by the Prescott brass band.
 Jce K. Campbell of Prescott, advance agent for the republican party, was in Jerome yesterday morning from the Verde. Jce is a hustler, you bet
 Ccl. J. r. Wilson and Hon. J. c. Iierndon arrived this morning from Prescott. These gentleman will be among the speakers at the democratic rally this evening The town is rapid Y filling with politicians, the follow ing nominees having just "driv up:" R. M. Ling, D. H. Burke, c. r. Cox, John L. Munds and W. T. Jchnscn MT. Johnson had the misfortune to fall from his horse, which stumbled in . hole in Lonesome valley, and is se- varely scratched up about the face and hands. It would be an even bet that his wife would net knew him.
 i stand has bsen erected by the pub lie in front Of the partly constructed Masonic temple for the benefit of the two parties. Jsrcme is all right wh=n it comes to hospitality.
 Joe Morrison, secretary cf the rep 1b- lican county committee, is in town assisting the local committeeman in preparing for the candidates whc will arrive tomorrow.
 A DEMOCRATIC FROST. The democratic rally which had been well advertised fer the past ten days, came eff last night, aud t was soma- what on the order of a frost Tie music was rendered by a guitar and q tcnCr horn in the hands cf a couple Of Mexican gentlemen, whose familiar ity with 'tSobre las Ol2s" was amazing. Not being veTsed in the Mexican lan- guage, We can only guess at the mean ing, but the general impression was | that they meant Up Salt creek" The meeting was presided ever by D. Car Tier, who had the pleasure Of intro ducing the various candidates. His first introduction was the speak