Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-10-31

T census department has travelled l4, 900 miles, much of it by wagon. Mir Pugh says he has experienced railroad wrecks, washouts and other draw backs in his long tour, but returned home invigorated and in good health Gazette.
 | L. Wollenburg & Co. have an an nOuncement in this issue of the open. ing of their new store in the ScOpel block tomorrow. Their new store is located ill a new building and theil stock of goods is new and first class while they will be sold at new prices Read the business talk in the adver. Using columns as it speaks for itself
 The work of excavating for J. W. Wilson's new building on the old Kelly X Stephens corner was com menced today. J. R. Minor is the architect in charge of the building, which will be a two-story one with basement. It will have frontage of fifty feet'on Montezuma street and will extend back on Gurley street ninety three feet.
 FRIDAYS DAILY
 Mrs. E. W. Wells has returned from her visit east.
 Dr. Stone and Mir. Asher propose to erect a sanitarium near Phenix.
 The weather has clouded up again, but no one seems to be afraid of rain.
 ''Ten Nights in a Bar Room" at Dake's opera house Monday, October 29.
 You can make no mistake by voting the straight republican ticket this year
 Fred Philpot has returned from his trip to Jerome.
 Weather sharps say the new moon is wet one. Look out for storm about the end of the first quarter.
 An automobile will soon be running between Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon.
 The Los Angeles Times says that Colonel H. E. Lacy's death was due to paralysis of the heart.
 Do not fail to attend the Halloween social next Wednesday night at the residence of MT. and Mrs. R. NJ. Ling.
 Major J. H. McClintock. of Phenix, has gone to Bisbee to take editorial charge of the Review of that place.
 W. W. Vanderbilt is in Phenix looking after the Cobre Grande law suit which is on trial there this week.
 Governor R. c. Powers returned on Tuesday night from his visit to Cali fornia and has made trip since to the Santa Maria country on mining business.
 Not word can be said against a man on the county republican ticket and every one should receive the hearty support of the voters.
 Republican success this year means statehood and a bound forward within a year that would take ten years to accomplish as territory.
 George Ruffner is doing some tall rustling for the office of sheriff. No man in the county knows better how to rustic up voters successfully than he does.
 Miss Louise Roberts, of Santa Ma ria, who has been visiting her grand father and grandmother, NIT. and Mrs. E. I. Roberts, left for her home this afternoon.
 Our old time personal friend Col. Mike Gray is candidate again for the assembly from Cochise county. Col. Gray has served two terms 1 in Arizona legislatures.
 Every one who has a quarter and { loves a good time should go to Mrs. ! Ling's on Halloween. Among the . dainties you will find some fine cheese just the kind you like.
 A call has been issued for a meet ing of democrats to be held at the court house tonight to organize club. As the campaign Is now within a very few days of its close the organization is evidently for the purpose of giving the party decent interment after No vember 9th.
 Burglars entered the residence of some of the Salvation Army workers on Wednesday night, while the latter were at their meeting. The burglars had not completed their work when the army people returned home and two of them were run down and cap tured on the street, while the third was found under a bed and captured.
 The prospective railroad time schedule as published in the Journal Miner a few days since has been en- tirely changed. The time as stated was sent out by railroad officials as being approximately what they ex- pected to make. Since then it is of ficially stated that the Santa Fe has decided not to run its limited train daily, but tri-weekly, as last season.
 The much Iitigated Cobre Grande mining case is on trial in Phenix this week. This case has been heard in the courts from Phenix to the City of Mexico, and in every instance except one the decision has been in favor of the CObre Grande company and ad- qerse to Greene. The exception noted was in the supreme court of Mexico, which sent the case back to Arizpe, on technicality, for trial again.
 In his defense of his mine black listing proclamation Gov. Murphy was very silent about the good prop critics in the neighborhood of Jerome which fell under the ban of his invest ment whitening break. ."-Courier. In his defense of that proclamation at Jerome Governor Murphy received the most thunderous applause of the evening from miners and every one else in the hall.
 When such life long democrats as Dr. Hughes can say that there is nothing in the Yavapai bond yarn, and that Governor Murphy is the best man that Arizona ever sent to congress, it looks to us as though these Maricopa county shriekers would let up. Dr. Hughes realizes that this bond business has been set tied, and that political managers are using it to injure Governor Murphy mjustly.- Gazette.
 "The democrat who votes for Mur-