Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-09-26
noon to celebrate the second ami versarv of his marriage.

" m. stevens. or AlilD elle, MlD was a delegate to the democratic con vention, is in town today just to see how republican convention is run.
 \. A. Moore, of Walnut Grove, came up yesterday to take look a the republican convention. 1 The San Francisco Eam miner gives an extended account of the marriage of Howard Ewmister which took place at the P8ace hotel San Fran cisco, September Ig. Tt contains a portrait of both Mfr. Burmisteraud his bride.
 Father Sererin. Francisco father. of Fbeniz. will conduct an of the services in the Catholic church in this city tomorrow. Father Quatu wiu conduct the services iu the new Cath olic church in Jerome
 An editor lay dying, says an ex- change. Tho doctor bent over him and said: Poor man: circulation al- most gone The dying man sum m0nel all his remaining energy and shoutel: You're a liar: ua have the largest circulation in Che county"
 The remains of the late Fl. H.. Campbell will be shipped east in a few days. They are waiting the re- . turn of Miss Campbell from Denver, where she went ,o attend school, be- fore takiur fhe hllv east for inter ment.
 Miss Alice lTcComas. of Los An geles. and her sister Mrs. lIcTyere Bnford, who have been spending a ] vacation in San Pedro. tLe guests of Mrs. J. ". Davis, returned on We'd nesday.- San Pedro, Cal. News.
 A gentleman who recently returned . from the east is authorized Go make a : bet of Sl0OJ0 t0 5000 that lTcIIin- ley will be reelected. or to bet even money that Bryan will not receive as many electoral votes as he did in lS95 Is there any enthusiastic Bryan money lying around that wants either proposition. | Born. in Prescott, September 21. to Dr. and Mrs. J. 3. McNally. a F . pound son and heir. The doctor l wears an unusually broad smile now as he has no fears but that the Irish aristocrucy in America will be per pctuated. May the young man live long to bring joy to the hearts of his fond parents.
 "How NcGr.h Got an Engine" will be tbe title of Frank Y. Spear mans railroad story in the Sep,em- ber McClue's. Mir. See3rmm has already. in the August issue, written of Conductor Pat FUucis. later he will tell stories about the sEitchman. the yarj-mas,er and so on; in the September number be will relate the daring adventure of a young and in experienced "wiper in tine face of a great danger.
 Hon. George s. Boutwell,, ez-sec- rctarv of the treasury. will write in the September McCiUra's of An His t0ric Sale of United States Bonds in Euglmd.' The article gives the text of the official correspondence of our government with the Bank of Eng land relating t3 a somewhat singular episode in the affairs of the treasury department.
 The first reliable election bet in PheDiE of any importance was made yesterday. Joe Fuget, a mining man fbe $500 on Bryan against 5000 by Hir--hreiI G Perkins Of the Palace on Mckinley. l-r. Puget came to town with ~Iolo which le wanted to bet even uo. A friend told him he acted like man who wanted to let half his capital lie idle. He could get a two t1 one bet just as easy as an even one. As soon as t was learned that inara was amy Bryan money HU... II Wal. .H- -.r. Fur wi. probably a.. .. of his ~lHHH .r Bryan. s1 ir .ra end t will ba jus. tae -ale .o him us il he had made au even wager. -Eepua-i- can.
 MONDAYS DAILY
 Ove-c1at= put in an appearance on the streets this morning.
 R.R. Coleman spent Sunday in Prescott.
 lIr. and Mrs. Wm. C.rvpoai enter taine5 a number gl ...ir friends on Saturday evening.
 Attorney J. Y. Collins has returned from his visit .9 California on pro- fessi0uai business.
 Herbert Neau-E umt over from Jerome on Saturday fora visit to his mother and other relatives.
 Miss Lucy sisemn has gone to the Lower A-la Iil .1 spend the winter with friends.
 Rev. C. K. J-uuezs has been re- turned o Berkeley for another year. bv the California conference.
 Levi Wo.Ienber- has purchased the old Gray Eagle stables m Granite street.
 Deputy United sa..s Marshal Metz. o- Tucson ..ri.a .. Saturdays train from ..s south .u official 5u7-- ness.
 N. R Harlan, organizer for the United Mojers lodge .s.. for ElauiN Ias. ui-a. having o1nc-ulel his .arars in this section.
 The funeral services .r l.r. F. H. Crr.r..' wi H. held .. aI#an"e in West Prescott, el 9 P. --- Tuesday, September -5.a.
 Rev. T.E. Euua delivered a very interesting oa. instructive discourse fast evening t1 his s.Jl-ua- lion at the Episcopal church.
 On tle cast bound train from Cali -o-lig al tGs Salo# ts road .l -u- dava vote vas aa 3- male paz=su- gers r--l...a.r il 0I for Mckinley and Z) for Bryan.
 Geo. p. Huntingdon left for his camp 5l la. ersa shaw mountains this lr.-.rr. II. expects t3 leave iu 8 few days ss- tl-ea-e -a...t-aa meet iug of .ae Crowned King -tacGhold- el-.
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