Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-01
>Ss7SSsSeS7s9SSe THE LOCAL NEWS...... OF THE ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

0O duu register.
 Candidate for the council Burson is in town. No charge for this.
 Ford & Son Is the name of new firm in Prescott. They are energetic and deal in every article. Read their ad elsewhere.
 Morrison and Wilson will cross swords at HolbrOok tomorrow night. Look out for the remains and pieces of the colonel,
 Joe Roberts and C. W. Platt. the next sheriff and recorder. respective ly, are in from the east. They hoofed 1t long ways On account of missing the railroad connections. They are jubilant.
 Dave Sinclair of the democratic forces is up from Yarnell. He would not talk politics with Us. He stated, however, that mining was on the move in that section and no candi- dates as yet in sight.
 Geo. H. Cook and Mrs. Cook are home again from an extended visit to the east. Both state that their visit has been one of exceptional pleasure although they are pleased to be back again.
 The Groom Creek? ? correspondent of the Courier should sign his name to the document. If there Is to be candidate tinge t0 the literary mis- representations iei have a fair state ment of actual conditions befere the facts.
 Mrs. Andrew Mckay of Congress, a warm friend of the Coleman fausilv at Fools Gulch. came up on this mornings train 10 assist in the obse- quies of little Albert Coleman who yesterday was burned to death. This lad y is generously Y inclined and con- siderate in the hour of need.
 George Ruffner yesterday trans ferred to E. E. Greenwood his livery stable interests in this city. It is a lease proposition and covers a pc nod of ten years. Mir Greenwood purchases. however, all the horses. l vehicles and other personal property of the place, Mir. Ruifner retaining the real estate. Mr. Greenwood will 1 maintain first class house in all re- | spects.
 At Bellaire, Ohio, tha, cj;r !, wild . with indignation over i.e alleged i actions of J. D Deafenbaugh. princi- !. pal of the school There had been | some differences between eighteen of i the girls of the school, nine of them l colored and nine white. He gave his | ultimatum, il is said, that the white 1 girls must all kiss the colored girls i or take licking. Frightened. They | all obeyed. The parents of the chil- dren winch told about it were indig- | nant and the school board will be i asked to investigate at once.
 To learn the news go away from home. On August 3, at Ogden in | Utah, Billy" Murphy was side tracked while en route to the Eiks' | carnival at Salt Lake He made a flying switch, however. and got into a matrimonial collision with Miss Daisy Stevens, and they were both united. Mir. and Mrs. Murphy are at home today in Prescott. and while the event is not generally known. it is indeed pleasure for Us to give it publicity. They are excellent young people and may they always prosper.
 W. c. Campbell. who for over three years has been the general attorney of the s. F., P. x ?. Railway com pany, has resigned the position to take effect October l. and will re- move at once with his family tc Los Angeles where he will open an office in tn. Jos Angeles Trust company's new Silding. We are glad to learn that Mir. Campbell is to remain iden- tified in a way with Arizona affairs. Among other things, he will repre- sent in southern California the American Finance and Securities company of New York. which is the financial agent of the Development Company of America. The latter company, as ia @eiI known here, is iDte ested in a number Of sgb-5diarv enterprises iu Arizona. such u- the Ton bsioEe CoT~.,Gaied Mine conn., pan, 3imiiea. ,f wEfs. F. B Gage j. ore: -deut aud ". [. ys,auarvn is gen erai Manager
 The bon5s of the TamJs5ouc com pany are. by the way. pr0sisiy. as they deser, ediy should, very popular with inc investing public not only in the east. bat ou the Pacific coast. We also no5e that the Development Company Of America. Of which :. M. Murphy ia president, is iu the maraet for first class mining properties. lt has abundant facilities for deyelop- ing such properties. It iS one of the strongest concerns in the country. and the personnel of the company is such as to commend it 90 all
 We UndeTstan that z. j. Norton. at present assistant solicitor ol the Santa Fe Pacific at los Angeles. will succeed Sir. Campbell aud will shortly rem we to Prescott and make his home here. Mir Norton Is ycung maD gf the highest shading both as a citizen and as a lawyer, and is already aeil known tU many of our readers.
 In retira from the legal branch of the S. F. D. dS ?. aud in leaving Prescott, asa fellow townsman. there is no dom ans what general regret will be felt aYd expressed in Dgoies- sional as well a- social channels oyer the depsr'ury Mr. Campbell. He is accomplished as literary man and reo1gni1-l as able in the learn ing oi ihe law, and has tbat personal characteristic tbat makes iu associ- ation iustsaa ai not making friends. Mir. ana Air=. Cmpball leave Pres colt wifi taa universal regret of all. From Thursdays Daily.
 Miss PeDuv will return tonight from visit i0 California where she went with her sister.
 Mrs. J. $. C9lles and her son Arthur returned last evening from their visit to California.
 J. C. Herndon returned last even ing from a speech making 5our iu . Coconiuo and Nouare counties for |. Col. Wilson.
 MT and Mrs. E.rfy R Tr5fI. left