Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. Budge left for Phenix yes terday.
 IT. Mccarthy left for Los Arg eles today.
 Al. DeK uhn aud W. J. Martin of Cherry Creek, are in town.
 Remember that a vote for BrodiC IS an endorSement-Of statehood.
 The Monday Club held the first meeting of the year today at Pyth ian hall.
 W. A. Smith and E. B. Mulhol land of the Verde valley were il town today for supplies.
 pr. D. L. Connor is sick.
 Sig Simon the we'll known com mercial maa Is in town.
 Several coastexcursionists passed through ou last nights train bound for Phoenix.
 Tom Davis, the well known cloth ing man came up from the south or Sunday mornings train.
 MT. Solomon, telegraph operatol and stenograPher in the $. F. P. < r. office at Phoenix, spent yesterday in Prescott.
 Bris.ey X Tar, druggists, Of Je roms, have dissolved partnership Mir. Brisley witudraws, while MT rarr continues the business.
 Michael Boulguon, the Phenil druggist who Was bitten by rattle snake las week dIed from Ihe ef feet of the bite on Saturday.
 The latest in Fall and Winter goods for suits and trousers have ar rived st VoigtlandeI's, the Fashion. able Tailor. o1tf.
 Miss Blanche Farringtou lit on yesterdays train for her home 1T Phenix after stay of three month: in our city.
 John Lawler, F. G. Brecht and R \. Fredericks left yesterday fol Pittsburg to attend the triennial conelave of Knights Templar.
 E. McDonald. formerly book keep, CT for Joseph Dougherty. le.t for Colorado yesterday 10 take pos tion and remain there permanently,
 The democrats held a meeting at the Thumb Butte school house ou Saturday night. It is reported tha, there were SIX speakers and thies ID the audience
 Lee Gray, candidate for Probate Judge of Maricopa county O. the demoersr'r ticket. pa7sej through hera last nlyhr cn his way nome from au outing on the coasi.
 The S.ul7 F, Pa..i.i.. railroad company " | shortly build hand- some new ;wo-story red sanG tone depot at WiHiams to take the place of the present unpretentiOus ooe.
 It was communion Sunday and also Rallying Sunday at the Con- gregarionai church yesterday. Seven new members EeTe admitted tO membership ID the church. They had a very pretty service.
 Henry Hobbs died ai Chaparral on Sunday. after protracted illness snd his remains were hcougat to town and buried this alter o0n from the residence of bis brother Joseph Hobbs. Deseasen w1s $ years old and had been a resident of this county for several years.
 Mrs. Chas. Rice. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. Long, received a telegram this morning announcing the death of her hus- band at their home in Los Angeles. While MT. Rice had been in poor health for some time his condition was not considered serious. On Sat u-day she received word that be was sick and a physician was at tending him, but nothing danger ous. His death occurred last night.
 The democratic candidates, ac- companied by Quartermaster Wiley E. Jones, of Whipple, went out to Williamson valley today. The for mer will hold meeting there this evening, while Quarermaster Jones says his trip is for the purpose Of buying forage for the remaining troops at Whipple.
 Billy Walker, the well known chef, who has recently been employ ed at the Castle Creek Hot Springs hotel, is in town.
 The Jerome Mining News is mak- ing a vicious assault on John Burns, the republican candidate for sheriff. The burden of it all is that he is 8 portly man. It is a political sin in the sight of the News to be portly. It does not call in question his ability or competency to fill the of fee, but then be is portly in build.
 J. c. Forest, the republican csu- didate for school superintendent is an experie ed d Q e T and hence qualified for the position for which he has been nominated. In addition to being a school teach CT he is also practical miuer aud prospector having been engaged in that vocation for several years. He is we'll known 10 miners and pros- pectors all over the country and knowing his qualifications for the position they will take pleasure in voting for him for the position for