Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19
Enon Redne.dsrs pailr.

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 Editor Banta left for Pheni1 thil afternoon.
 E.J. Babbitt, of Cincinnati is al the Burke.
 E. Deity is in from the Little Jessie.
 H. H. Helm is up from Wicken- burg.
 R. NJ. Dougherty arrived in town last evening from the Crowned King country.
 Mrs. 4. W. Mckay, of San Fran cisco, IS visiting relatives here, hay. ing arrived few days ago.
 Geo. W. Clarke, of New York, i: guest of Hotel Burke.
 Joseph Mayer is up today from the live hustIing town of Mayer.
 Oscar O'Neal, the Date Creek cattle king, is ID town today.
 H. D. Pentlsnd is spending a va cation hunting in Williamson Val. ley.
 Jim Griffin, the genial representa- tive of Green the Hatter," of Phe- nix, is in town.
 FEE. Kirkland, of Kirkland valley was iu town today circulating among his many friends.
 Pheni1 papers are requested to publish the foot ball challenge which appears in this paper.
 Eugene Brady O'Neiu has been elected president of the Buckeye Canal Company near Pheni1.
 The Jerome excursionists returned today to Prescott. They report having had a rousing meeting last night.
 H.C. Story has been promoted from chief train dispatcher to tran master of the $. F. P. & P. R. R., ef. iectIve October l5, 1898.
 Judge Barnes, of Tucson, and Thomas E. Parish, of Phoenix, are in town today loaded to the muzzle with democratic ammunition which they propose firing of tonight.
 Mrs. Bowron, wife of Rev. Joseph BoWron of Tucson, and sister ol James Howey, of Prescott, arrived on this mornings train from the south to nurse the latter's wife, who is quite Ill with bilious fever.
 The democratic candidate for sheriff was in Jerome yesterday cir, culating around the camp in close connection with the powers that be there.
 Lawyer I. W. Johnston has rented offices in the new bank building, over the light and telephone offices, and telegraphed today to the trans fer company to move his effects there. He IS expected home in a few da s.
 If any one has any doubts about the position of the United Verde copper company during the present campaign. and as 10 its choice for various officers, let them visit Jer- one, or interview some one who has been there.
 Our contemporary says 1t has heard that Senator White story about those bonds before. Of course it has, and what is more knows the truth of it, yet still maligns \. O, Murphy for doing what was the work of a democrat.
 Will Davidson, a member of the Rough Riders, from Phenix, who has been seriously i'll with fever in a New York hospital, was laid out for dead, with a bsndage around his jaw, but faithful nurse resuscitat- cd him and he Is now recovering and expects to return home soon.
 Troops G and H of the 7th Cav airy arrived in town Saturday, and on Monday started for Huntsville, Alabama. From there they expect to go to Porto Rico. They were re, lieved here by troops G and E oi the 9th Cavalry ana one company of the 18th infantry, all coIored They are the cOlored heroes Of San tiago who did such magnificent work in connection with the Rough Riders.-Holbrook Argus.
 The members of the junior league of the Methodist church held bus mess meeting and social last even. ing at the Methodist parsonage They had a good time aud Rev. and Mrs. Jenness served refreshments to them at the conclusion of the busi ness meeting.
 The railroad company has ar ranged to extend its excursion rates for the opening of the F. & E. rail road, to Pheni1. A $500 rate for the round trip from Phenix tc Mayer has been arranged for. Partie: can leave PhenIX the night of the 18th and return either on the 18th or l7th.
 The commercial prosperity of Je rome means the commercial pros perity of Prescott and of Yavapa county" argues the Courier, II 8 political article. We quite agre, with the assertion, too; but the county need hot surrender its entire interests into the keeping of officials oI the copper company's selecting The commercial prosperity of tht camp can move right along with out surrendering political supremac. otthe county to tue company.
 Col. Wilson is reported to hav' roasted the JOURNAL MINER in hi speech at Jerome. TheJOURNAL MINER Is not through with this mill tary gentleman yet and before tn, campaign Is over will convince eveI himself of the correctness of tn position taken by this paper. Tn, more denials he makes on that bono question the worse fix it will plac him in when all the facts in posses sion of the JOURNAL MINER are pub lished. We can afford to be abused by him knowing that right and trutl IS on our side.