Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-27

| E.. MOrrlSOn or IIeScOtt, tnds uO would accept the nomination, for the reason, that whatever his business engagements and professional duties were, he would respect the expressed desire of his party and accept the nomination and make a vigorous campaign which his energy and well known ability would enable him to make.
 From Honday's Daily
 N. D. McLallen left this morning for business trip east.
 Prescott was visited on Saturday night by another fine rain storm.
 Sandy Donahue came in on Satur- day evenings train from Flagstaff.
 M. G. Burns went up to Ash Fork on mining business today.
 Mrs. S. W. Higley and children, have returned from spending the summer in California.
 George Rufner got into political argument on Saturday in which he broke his arm.
 The social announced to be held at Mrs. Mason's next Tuesday evening has been postponed.
 Aaron Fitzpatrick left OF Saturdays s train for Los Angeles, where he ex- poets to reside.
 Harry R. Tritle came up from Phenix Saturday to spend Sunday with bis wife and babies.
 Harry Heap has been visiting bis wife and son in Prescott for three or four days.
 Charles Crumit, nephew of MT. and Mrs. F. R. Stewart, accompanied the latter on their return from the east.
 H. P. Anewalt chaperoned party to Iron Springs on Saturday evening on a special train to attend a party given there.
 E. E. Ellinwood, who returned re- gently from California, reports that J.. O. Dunbar has a fighting chance to get well.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Metzgar have moved into the residence of MT. and Mrs. Ziba O. Brown during Mrs Browns visit in the east. Rainfall for the week past 1.7C inches, equivalent to 37,100 tons of water per acre. Total to date for the season 5.09 inches.
 Wilson seems to have the best o the fight in the territory for delegate He has the big end of the Maricop' county delegation. VIII. Ferguson was taken sudden , ly and quite seriously i'll last evening Dr. Day reported him avery sick mar this merging.
 United States Marshal M. Fl. Nc Cord passed through Prescott on thi mornings train en route to Winslov on official business. | Charles Driscoll, a former residen of Tombstone, and chief clerk of th' } council of the fourteenth legislativ' } assembly, is in town today. Mrs. A.V. Kautz and her daughter
 and her nephew, Dr. Shroele, hav gone to the Verde valley on a month camping trip.
 Gardner Curran. president of tn 3 Southwest Printers Supply compan' of Los Angeles, is in town taking or ! ders for his house.
 Charles Mehan, a former Chimes inspector at Fl Paso, and we'll knowl
 in Prescott, has been promoted t the chief inspector of Chinese immi I grafton at Boston, Massachusetts, am f went to that city last week to assum
 his new duties.
 W. NJ. Griffith, formerly Unite'
 States marshal of this territory, ha
 been appointed superintendent of tn , Yuma penitentiarv. Walter Gregory a rough rider, a Philippine soldle ' and a newspaper man, 1t Is said, slated for secretary. e Two Mexicans, who had beaten }, fellow-countryman's head into an a l. most impalpable mass, and the n robbed him of Sl00, were brougf
 into Prescott Friday night and lodge O in iail. The victim of their murder = ous assaults was also brought in am . placed in the county hospital. Tn :. money was recovered. ' Dr. Fred Wise, a student of th l. we'll known Columbia. medical colles e in New York, left for the east yeste Y day to resume his duties, which | e expects to complete in the next fe d years. He has been having his annu h vacation here and expresses himse
 as decidedly we'll pleased with fl
 people, the country and the climat
 He is genial young man, and say d when he graduates will return to |
 cate.
 D. The total vote cast at Saturday it primaries was 708. Of course eve
 one knows there are not that mar :, democrats in Prescott. Repeatir
 was the order of the day, and it Wi
 rumored on the streets that as his s- as five ballots had been put into tl
 box by one man. o. o. Fred H. Potter jr., will leave tomc Ill row, ostensibly for thirty days
 cation in his old home at Sagina be Michigan. In reality he expects st remain there permanently. Duril n- his soiourn in Arizona he has ma
 many friends.
 " Charles Butler, brother of Richa mt Butler, a printer in the employ ss this office, died in Bisbee on Satl er day night. A telegram received y'
 terday announced the fact but ga d no particulars of his death. To, WIT. Hall, who has been visiti a his family in Prescott for some wee 1r. left today for Los Pejos mine, S. Mexico, to assume his duties as 10
 man of the mill at that proper
 While here he tread up" on redl .s ton plants and will introduce on u a;a a property many new inventions u iia ia % with modern methods in mini ~ and milling.
 IT. Bargeman, formerly of FL a staff and lately of Winslow, ' se. found dead on the desert west of N ca dles few days since. Mir. Bar '. man was the father of Mrs. E. of Albertson of Lynx creek. His ,sh was formerly deputy sheriff
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