Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-10-24

Don't miss seeing "Eva's Colder Chariot" t," 'glittering gem" costin: over S3000, to be seen in the grand free strett parade given by the Ed. F Davis Uncle Toms Cabin" company
 Ex-Postmaster General Wm. L Wilson died suddenly in the east yes terday. NIT. Wilson spent last winte at Castle Creek lot springs for tn, benefit of his health and had planned to return there again this winter.
 J. s. Douglas, of the Commercial Mining company, left for the southern part of the territory last evening MT. Douglas is engaged in mining in southern Arizona and Mexico.
 F. NJ. Murphy and E. B. Gage re- turned last evening from a visit to the southern part of the territory. It is stated that the object of their visit there was for the purpose of inaugu- rating a movement to start work on the Tombstone mines. They were ac- companied by Superintendent Staun- ton, of the Congress mine.
 Mrs. E. J. Prince, mother of Chief of Police s. 4. Prince, of this city, ar rived last night from St. Joseph, Mo, for visit of couple of months with the family of her son. Mrs. Prince is known by a number of our people. having visited here on previous occa- siOns.
 FRIDAYS DAILY
 Judge 4. c. Baker is the Frank Heney of the present campaign.
 Octave post office has been made a money order office.
 Pima county's registration is placed at 1900.
 T. G. Norris returned last evening from attending court at Kingman.
 The Gazette reports that Dr. Mil Ter, superintendent of the asylum, is very ill.
 Geo. B. Upton left on this after nOon's train for the east, to be absent about a month.
 Drs. McNally and McGinnis have been out on Walnut creek on a hunt ing expedition.
 The carpenters strike seems to be over, as they are noticed to be at work again on all the buildings under con structiOn.
 Phenix is not satisfied with her census returns. She has been claim ing a population of 12.000 or l5.0OO. while the census returns show up a little less than 60O0.
 Now the Staats Zeitung. the great German New York daily has refused to follow Bryan. IL was willing to pass even the Kansas City platform. but it has been so disgusted by Bryan's speeches and letters of ac- ceptance that it cannot accept him.
 Robert L. McDougall, a bright young attorney of Los Angeles is a recent arrival here. He comes for the purpose of engaging in the practice of law
 The unanimous nomination of candidate by any party does not al ways signify that the aforesaid can didate will be elected. There will be some exceptions to add to it this year too.
 The Courier has withdrawn its ex- captions to Mark Smith on account of his not being resident of this ter ritOry. When it raised the objection to him on those grounds it was gener- ally thought that it was joking and that it would reverse itself.
 J. c. Leavitt is in town today from the Sterling mine.
 John McCarty and his partner J. | K. Day have filed the scalps of seven teen mountain lions with the clerk of the board of supervisors for the bOmties allowed on them.
 The s. F. P. S P. railroad is just now having large shipments of hears from the Salt river valley to Chicago. The pear season will last there fully two weeks longer.
 Mrs. T. V. Stringer will leave for Missouri on tomorrOw's train. She will be accompanied as far as Ash Fork by her daughter, Mrs. Ed. | Riley.
 "The CObre Grande case will be LID before Judge Street next Monday. | This never ending case will probably | receive its quietus at this term of . court. ."-Gazette.
 Miss Fannie Detwiler, of Kansas City, arrived in Prescott a few days since for a visit to her brothers. Jack and Beck Detwiler The young ladv's health is not good, but during even the few days she has been here she notices an improvement. She will probably remain for year.
 The addition of names to the great register received from the outside officers has run the total up very close to 4OO0. The recorders office has been unable to get them all and cannot yet give the exact They expect to have the total list completed by tomorrow evening.
 SATURDAYS DAILY
 L. Wollenberg will open his new store in the Scopel block on Monday. Judge G. A. Ainsworth, of Walnut 'reek, Is in town today.
 You will be safe in voting the re- ticket this year.
 The county campaign is the quiet st experienced in years. thus far.
 Mrs. B. s. Snyder is in town from Mayer today.