Arizona republican., 1900-09-14
JEROME NEWS
School Opening, Society Notes and
 Mining Matters.

Jerome, Ariz., Sept. 12.-(Spe cial cor respondence of the Republican)- democrats have settled the question of who their nominees for the various county offices are, and have settled down to that calm which precedes the election. Now the republicans are about to go through the same ordeal throughout the territory. A call has Geen posted for a primary t. be held in. the fire engine house next Saturday, II om 10 a. m. to p. m. An earnest re- quest is expressed that every good re- publican will vote at that election. The name of H. r. Hastings appears on the notice as inspeo.or. There are q lot of solid republicans in this town whase faith in the election of d county tick5t could not be broken with stick of dy- ramita. Joe Campbell is one of the most faithful and never loses an op- pUrtUni,y of expressing his loyalty Co Mckinley Our esteemed townsmau. Thos E. Campbell. is the choice of large number for the nominee for the legislature.
 The delegates to the territorial dem ocratic convention rolled out for the
 
 known as Phoenix. yesterday morning. with their hopes filled to overfowing. and their pockets with other things. Mrs. Claude Thompson and Mrs. Char ley Hooker accompanied their hus- bauds on their journey. We are lo. k ing for some pretty bad reports from those delegates w.o We're so fortunate as ',o prevail upon their wives to stay at home.
 The council made an intellectual er- for to meet last night, but it was d failure. Over half of the members were absent, so nothing could be done. They will meet when the absent ones get home and get their heads clear enough 70 tell the difference between an ordinance and a resolution.
 Ms. Geo. Beagley will go to Prescott Friday to join her husband who is there working on the brick buildings in course of construction. The Beagley family is considered as among the best cf our citizens. and we are sorry to lose them even for a few months.
 Til Scott has been down with fsva~ :o" the past ten days. but is up a-I around again. He will live in Jerome after his week. The 'Scotts are among the oldest and most respected people e the Verde valley.
 H. V. Wager returned from his ex- tended stay in Missouri and Arkansas yesterday morning. He is looking well and stout. He will be a the hospital again al his old place. Fl znry hes a great many staun1h friends in our t.w1, and he is deserving Of every one of them. His nephew. Fred Wager accompanied him to Jerome to try his luck in our town
 Dr. J. w. Coleman. who purchased the office fixtures and business of our late brother pr. Cody. is fast bscom- ing acquainted in Jerome. and is get sing some practice already. He is q good physician and a constant reader 'f thn best medical works of the day. II will have his wif5 here in short time and they will soon take tn ir place in the business and social cir C!-s of Jerome.
 Mrs. R. J. Johnson and son went to Prescott this morning to livs in the fu- ture. MT. Johnson is there working a. his trade as a mason.
 Father Quetu returned to Prescott this morning. He has been here since Saturday night.
 Mrs. Frank Copeland is q very sick