Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

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 John Duke came in last evening
 from Jerome, where ke is engaged
 in mining.
 Judge W. c. Blakeley, of King man, is in town today on profession
 al business
 An excursion to Mayer is being
 talked of for the opening of the
 Presc o.t X Eastern railroai. l Chaplain Brown ol the Rough
 Riders IS expected home either on Friday or Saturday.
 The Judson Powder company are contemplating the erection of a new powder magazine near Prescott.
 A brother of the late D. W Stukey arrived oa this afternoons train to charge of his brothers re- mains.
 Erwin Bler has some fine photo graphs of Col. O. 4 Brodie, the next delegate 10 congress from Ari- zona.
 The Christian Endeavor society gave a delightful social last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Marks.
 Robert Wright, formerly a resi- dent of Pheuix, will be the pastor of the II. E. church south for the ensu- ing year.
 On Saturday We have the special pleasure of swesIiug in two young ladies as soldiers of the Prescott ] Salvation army corps.
 The republican legislative ticket ! is all right. IT is composed ot E. D. Tresdwell, John Kirwaggen ard J. :. Gales.
 T. G. Bsrlow-Massicks will leave here shortly for the benefit of his health, which is improving rather slowly here.
 Tonight there is to be a special march and meeting in the salvation army hali. Admission free. Coffee aud sandwiches served ai-erward ! for I5c.
 Howey's green con is for sale at ! Coughs and Jones fruit stores. : This is positively the last week of the season. Orders taken for green ] tomatoes at the above places. s293t Ensign Fannie Field will farewell ! from the corps On Sunday evening, leaving the work in cha-Ee of Capt. Berry and Lieut.. Ward, who we feel snre will carry it on successfully. 1 Mrs. Long announces that she will run the Half Way House here after. She recently leased i.sfOr a Wear, but on lEe departure of tA soldiers from Whipple, the lessee Tacstei tie place, she says, without ! notice.
 ! H s. Van Slyck, formerly general agent of tEc Atlantic and Pacific railroad. i- now Ioin; agent of the ] Santa Fe Pacific and the 5. F. P. k i P. railroad at Ash Fork. Mr. Van Slyck Is Q first class railroad man. ] 4 specIal train went out to the front this morning with A. W. Ed wards, private secretary to the pres ident.
 ] T. W. Johnson Is reported to be very sick in Los Angeles. His con dition Is such that his wife has been summoned there. She left a few days ago
 l J.C. Forest, republican candidate , for school superintendent Is prac- tical and expeu-pced teacher. just such a man as l. wanted tO fl the office satisfactorily. Old timers should not forget Orick Jackson when making up ' their slate of candidates. Mr. Jack : son came here when a boy and is one of the products of the country. He will make a good recorder too. B. F. Snyder. formerly agent at ] Prescott of the :. F. P. & P. railroad but who has been located in Phenix, for the past three years, Tn that capacity will have charge of the ] Mayer office on the opening of the | P. & E. railroad. When Joe Alexander returns home and takes of his coat to work for ] the election of Brodie a. ic Is re ported he has said he will do. then ] indeed will some of our democratic friends think 'there IS too much . politics n this Rough Rider busl- ness.--Herald.
 ] The railroad company has just ] completed a contract with Ben ! Wallace. proprietor of the celebrat- ed Wallace shows, for the transpOr- tstion of his circus and menaager!e outfit to Prescott. It will appear here on November 9. l. consists of twenty-elght car loads. An adver- ! tising car will put m au appearance here at an early date.
 Prof, J. 4. Upwall, arrived on yesterdays train from San rrincisco with a view of locating in Prescott. ; He is a teacher Of violin and man dolin. and Is one of the best musl- 1 ciaas ou the Pacific Coast. He has joined the Prescott brass band aud < vuite a valuable acquisition to that organization.
 The county republican central committee at its meeting last night placed the name of c. 4. Bray on the ticket as candidate for council man. MT. Bray has resided ID this county for about a quarter of a cen turv. and his friends are numbered legion. No man in the county Is more familiar with its needs m the matter of legislation, and ID one : will serve the interests ot the people more faithfully or more zealously than he if elected. as be no doubt will be.
 The democrats held pow WOW at Lynx creek last night. Rumor IS that among the speakers who par ticipated was Lieut.. Wiley L. Jones of Whipple, who is said to be a fine stump speaker.
 Voters need DO introduction to Thos. Roach. candidate for super wiser. He Is known to three fOurths
 of the people of IavapaI county
 and Is known as sn honorable, capa- ble and uprig Ut man.
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