Arizona republican., 1900-09-05

smiling over his nomination to the leg islature and has no doubt about being elected. Frank Nevin was also looking wise over being nominated for consta- l be The next Xc.tement will be the re publican primaries and county conver- tioI. There are good men in the re- publican party in Jerome, and if the | best timber is selected politics may be a little bit mixed up in the windup. A lodge of the Order of Pende was or | ganized in Jerome Saturday evening. with thirteen members. The place If meeting will be in the Methodist church.
 NJ. F. Dicu-. Walter Goslin and Har- i ry Dicus paid the money this morning for fourth interest m the Valley and .hree other mining claims in the Cher ry creek district, as per their bond, to MT. OLeary. The money paid for the interest wa- $f.000. The owners of the | property have decided to develop their mines further before putting in a mill up. If the ledge holds out for 100 feet as it is a, present the property will sell for a good sum to any company or in diviGUal in search of a gold mine.
 MT. and Mrs. William Edwards re- turned to their home at the Iron King mine this morning.
 District A,torncy Ling came out from Prescott yesterday afternoon 10 represent rhe territory in the murder case wherein Nicolas Medina was shot to death by Diego Mendoza Saturday night. The preliminary was to have | been held this morning but was post pOned to give the attorneys for the de- fendant time to look into the case.
 MT. and Mrs. M. A. Carrier and daughter returned from Prescott ves- terday afternoon.
 George F. Knight, vice. president nf tine Tucson Savings and Investment co. who was in Jerome for the past two weeks. left .his afternoon for Congress. MT. Knight is a good fellow and made many friends while here. Jose Rodriguez. a Mexican who had been ill with liver and heart troubles for the past three months, died this morning at i o'clock and will be buried this afternoon at 4 O clock. He was steady man and leaves a large family. Miss Fife McCallender arrived from | Chicago Friday morning to take a place in the The T. F. Miller company store as railliner. The young lady is said tn be one of the best milliners of the city run NHlCI ~Ilt CdIIle. NIT. ldlDOI ell gagged her while he was there recently. He says some of the young men in the store ordered him to bring a pretty girl out from the east and he did it.
 Mrs. F. A. Tovrea returned from Cal : itornia yesterday. MT. Tovrea met hcr at Prescott and they came in together from that place.
 Tom Fryer went to Prescott this inc I,., o,Ixr a witness in the Wilbur-Jones water trial.
 Frank Hereford, of Phoenix. is reg istered a the Connor
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Wingfield re- turned from a trip to the coast yester- day aftern, on. They had a nice tlm- while away. The regular summer eX- cursions from Arizona to the coast re- sorts have been a great thing for our people this summer. Next season the travel from this place will be even larger than this year.
 Rev. F.. II. Ashmun arrived hons from California Friday morning, whera he went to see his wife and son. who are there. Mrs. Ashmun is under med ical treatment
 We had fine rain last night and another one this afternoon. The dust is well laid.
 Three MeEiclns. out for a good time, We're arrested last night at a late hour by Jim Roberts, and thrown in jail for shooting off pistols on the road above the company store. They will likely have fines to pay when they get Chr ugh with Judge McKinnon tomOr- TOW.
 J. W. Ross left this morning for Kan sas to be away q month
 The Methodist church will be regu- larly dedicated this evening Rev. Smith wii go from here to California in a short time. His work of building q church in Jerome has been we'll done and he cannot be too highly praised for his untiring efferts.
 On account of the inclemency of the weather the gun club hold no shoot to- day.
 A man was seen in the middle of the street yesterday evening fighting an imaginary foe. He was striking out with both hands, when Jim Roberts got him and gave him a bed in the cool CT. Jim catches all the sinners before they have time to do much shining.
 '. H. Meek has about recovered from his illness and will be able to attend to his duties as superintendent of the Je- rome Power Co. soon.
 C. A. RutIedge and family. Robert Compton and Hugh Campbell, of Burke Idaho, came in on the train this morn ing and will settle in Jerome
 J. G. Robbe and family, of the Rose mine, san Eernardino county, Calffor- mia. came in his morning to make their home in our own in the future.
 D. D. MACDONALD