Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-09-28

The Wilson banner recently an ehored to the corporation poles on the street today is lying in the dust, of the street gutters. This is em- blematlc in fgurative sense (about four 6gures) of the condition it's owner will be in politically after November $.
 The Bashford-Burmis CT Com pany has an old idea that of economy, presented to the readers of the JOURNAL MINER today in the way of business talk about a new idea pattern. Read what they have to say at the story is an interesting one even if pattern is not wanted.
 While partaking of a red hot beef steak for breakfast Deputy Sheriff Morgan witnessed a hobo stealing a piece of cold mutton from the meat chest of the Cabinet restaurant and gave pursuit to the thief and over took him. The hobo was given :ten days in jail and Morgan was given a cold steak.
 Mrs. E. E. Breed is in MT. Breeds real estate office while MT. Breed is at the mines. She has sold eight lots lately and homes will be built on them. She sold the first lot in Stephens & Kelly addition to Orrin Town. Strangers are coming here every day buying lots to build on and make this their home. This is what We like to see.
 Dan Robinson of Congress would make d splendid representative from this county in the legislative council. He has lived in the coun- ty for years, is not only thoroughly familiar with the needs of the coun- ty, but is also identified with its material. Mir. Robinson has a host of friends all over the county who would be pleased at the opportuni- ty afforded them of helping to elect him. This suggestion is respectful ly submitted 10 the county central committee.
 Con O'Keefe, the old time mer- chant of Jerome, is in town today. Mir. O'Keefe has been in business there since the ealliest history of the camp and has been one of its most popular and prosperous busi- ness men. B. strict attention to business during these years he amassed about S20,0O0 all of which was swept away within a few minutes by the recent fire there. MT. O'Keefe was one of the heaviest losers by the fire having had no insurance on his property.
 Quartermaster Wiley E. Jones, who accompanied the troops on Saturday as far as Ash Fork, states that they were provided with splen- did accommodations for their jour ney. Several standard Pullman cars were provided while the tourist cars were all of the better variety. Only three men were assigned to a sec tion, two occupying the lower berth and one to the upper berths. At Williams three of the men stray ed away and were left. They left on yesterdays passenger train, east bound, and hoped to get through.
 Barry NJ. Goldwater. of the firm of NJ. Goldwater x Bros. came in yesterday from the east en route to Phenix, and remained here until this afternoon. During his trip he visited the Arizona contingent of the Rough Riders and found them getting along well. Captain Frantz expects to come back to Arizona in about three weeks and Lieut.. Car ter expects to come about tLe same time. He states that no one except those who have been in New York and witnessed it has any conception ot the ovation given to the Rough Riders by the citizens of that place. The freedom of the city was ten dered to them and they were not permitted to pay for any thing.