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

of about forty miners was held at Groom creek last evening. The meet ing was presided over by NIT. Chas. | H. Bennett. MT. W. P. Cunningham delivered a stirring and well received address. Messrs. Frank Meyers, re- publican candidate for assessor and J. N. Piper, republican candidate for superintendent of public instruction briefly spoke for the republican ticket. The evening was closed by Joseph E. Morrison, republican candidate for district attorney, in an hours speech the sentiments of which were ire quently applauded. Groom creek will be all right for the republicans next election day.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 The wind still keeps up its gait.
 Eassern Star Chapter meets to- night.
 Geo. B. Upton is in town from Stan ton.
 Registration will close on the even ing of October Is.
 Democratic candidates are doing the Verde Valley.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Clark came in from Jerome few days ago.
 The New York store had a success ful millinery opening today.
 Mrs. A. W. Edwards will leave on Saturday for visit east.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins went down to Castle Creek Hot Springs last night.
 Mrs. Dugas has gone to Yarnell for visit to her daughter, Mrs. David Sinclair.
 Be sure and register and then vote for a change of administration of county affairs.
 B. Hilton has returned from Phe- nix where he was called to repair a couple of cash registers.
 A weather prophet this morning ing predicted rain before noon on Fri day. Let us hope that he may be correct.
 While Colonel Wilson put up a flag of truce this morning he still keeps on the firing line and went up to Will Hams to speak tonight.
 Mechanics are putting the finishing touches on Ed. Blocks new building and he expects to move in about the middle of the present month.
 The democratic central committee of Yuma county has adopted resolu- tions asking the withdraVel of both democratic candidates for delegate to congress.
 Our contemporary heads an item in reference to the reduction in sugar as "A Campaign Trick" Consumers of sugar DO doubt like to have just such tricks played on them.
 The county republican candidates held a rousing meeting at Senator last evening. They have met with fine receptions and good encourage ment thus far on their tour.
 The Journal Miner is indebted to Judge Ainsworth, of Walnut creek, for copies of Salt lake papers con taining an account of Gov. Roosevelt's visit there. From the accounts given, he was met with a very cordial and enthusiastic reception.
 Members of Mechanics Hook and l l 1h eh a+A ka meeting this evening. Business of importance. Refreshments will be served. Absence from three success siye meetings without good and suffi- clent reason, removes a member from the active list. Geo. Giles, Foreman.
 Henry Connor, the ranchman from away up the Verde, is a frequent visi- tor to Jerome, where he sells all of his farm produce. His ranch is loca- ted two miles above Packard's ranch. In conversation the other day MT. ] COnnOr informed the News that he came to this country one year ago last June, landing with but p cents in his pocket, with which he bought a box of pills. This summerhe is visit | ing Jerome three times a week. each time bringing a wagon load of pro- duce for sale. The possibilities of such man cannot be overestimated 1 pills or no pills.-Jerome News.
 FRIDAYS DAILY The Prescott Social club gives its dance tonight.
 Olin X Clinkscales, of Octave, have dissolved partnership.
 G. W. Hull, of Jerome, was a Pres colt visitor yesterday. Governor Murphy held a meeting last night at Kingman. It was a very successful one.
 L. Wollenberg and A. Blumberg have incorporated and will engage in the general merchandise business.
 Governor Murphy will go south on tOnight's train. He will speak in Tucson on Monday evening.
 G. F. Tinsler, the auctioneer. wants to buy furniture or household goods. See his advertisement in this issue.
 Robert DeLarge came in yesterday from Placeritas and left this morning for his home at Agua Fria.
 4 high wind which prevailed today blew down a portion of the brick wall of Geo. H. Cooks new building which is being erected.
 
 Colonel Wilson's candidacy for delegate rises mountain high above a partisan question. Courier. Yes, it rises to the magnitude and dignity of qualification of personal ambition.
 John McCarty, the fish and game commissioner of the territory, and well known all through the noun tains of Arizona as the most success