Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

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 Billy Thomas is up from Peeples
 Valley where he is engaged in run nlng boarding house at mining
 camp.
 H. D. Ross left on the morning train for Ash Fork where be viii speak at the democratic rally to
 night.
 Miss Ida Johnson. a former teach CT in the Pheuix public schools. has accepted a position as teacher in the Jerome schools.
 The wise man will sea to it that his stove received a new coat of blackening and Is placed in position Tor business at the old stand. for "there'll come time" when hell 'h he had 1T he dosen't. Mr. Wm. Little, the prominent stock man, wIll ship about 600 head of cattle from Kirkland about the first of the week. They will be marketed at Dodge City, Kas. Prescott has been enjoying the most delightful climate for several days past. When it comes to clear. dry, refreshing atmosphere Prescott can compete with the world.
 Mrs Esther L. Dougherty, B. s. B. O. late graduate of the Lone Star school of oratory. will begin a class in elOcution at the high school. Monday, Oct. 10, at | o'clock. All interested in school work will do we'll to meet her there.
 A. G. Smith. who advertised lost pocket book ID the JOURNAL MINER yesterday was made hoppy this morning by its return 10 him. It contained several dollars in mon- eY besides a number of cheeks.
 NJ. Gratz is arranging to enlarge his beer hall oa a $ ale larger than ever before.
 The Prescott Electric company has moved its telephone into it's new offices in the new bank building just back of the bank of Arizona,
 Bear in mind the fact shat the great register closes October Is and all who have failed to register this year will be barred from young.
 The names are coming i- pretty lively for the great register. Up to 2 o'clock 42 new names had been enrolled making a total of 3,6l9. The enrolment this year will prob ably reach 4.500.
 Mrs. Belle G. Beatson. of Walnut Grove, is visiting in Prescott for few days. Sue has been employed ]. to teach the Walnut Grove school !. for the coming winter and will as- sume her duties in that capacity !. some during the present mouth.
 Governor E. C. Powers Eas just I completed a survey Of the Huron | group of mines in Big Bug district . for E. B. Gage and others. ! sta ton on the Prescott and Eastern . railroad has been established at | these mines and town will Ee laid . out there soon.
 Miss Stella Pierce, the accomplish ! ed daughter of one of Walnut . Groves prominent farmers, is visit ing in this city for a few days with . friends. She has been engaged to . teach one of the schools ia that part of the county and will open her school in a few days
 c. H. B. Carter returned yester- day from his trip east accompanying the remains of the late doctor Butcher there. The funeral occur red at Allegheny, New York, on Saturday afternoon October l. Lieut.. J. D. Cater went up from New York City to attend the fun eral. He expects to return 10 Arlz- ona soon.
 Jas. Edgar and Ed. Henry, the two miners who were arrested Tues day night at Lynx Creek by Sheriff on the charge of being in- toxicated and threatening 10 kill Mr Ferguson of that place, were tried before Justic Campbell this morning and fined S25 each which they pald and were turned lose.
 The executive committee of the grand lodge I. O. c. T., have de- cided to secure the services Of Prof. Hill. of Des Molnes, Iowa, to do some revival work for the order in this territory. Prof. Hill will be remembered as the gentleman who . did such effective work for the Good Templars of Arizona three years ago.
 The following is the Yuma county ticket: Council, J H Carpenter; assembly, John D0un; sheriff, John Specs; treasurer, H W Hilbert; district attorney. John B Wright; recorder, J $ Redlands; probate judge, Abe Frank; survey or. W H Elliott: supervisors, D Me Intyre. C Y Needen.