Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-20


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 no1ncement arose from the fact that Mir. Scammell was member of Gov ernor Murphy's staff and supported his candidacy for delegate to con gress two years ago. Our contempo- rary has seen fit to go rough shod af- ter those whom it has been pleased to term Murphy democrats" hence an expectant public anticipated a roast" of Scammell's candidacy, but it has been disappointed. Others expected just what has happened, believing that the generalities in dulged in by that paper about 'Mur- I whistle that produces the "taxless toots," and wereimeaningless. Major Scammell Is to be congratulated on his escape from being grilled on the "Murphy democrat" griddle.
 From Fridays Daily.
 RIG. Wesley and wife came up from Phenix this morning.
 James Elder left on today's train for Jerome on business trip.
 The mercury dropped to about fifty degrees above zero this morning.
 Charles Keeler, the Senator freighter, left yesterday for Los Angeles for brief visit.
 Buffalo Bill and his Wild West Show are coming to Arizona. They will show in Phenix, Sept. A.
 E. D. Treadwell came up on this mornings train from Phenix, but continued his journey to Jerome.
 R. N. Fredericks returned to- day from attending session of the territorial board of equalization in Phenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Fredericks re- turned last evening from their we'd ding trip which included a number of prominent California resorts.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Elliott re- turned yesterday from trip to Me Cabe and other mining camps in the interest of the United Moderns.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Morrison left on todaySs tram for two weeks outing on Oak creek. They go by rail to Jerome, thence by stage to Cornville.
 A postal card has been received at this office from J.I. Roberts which conveys the information that the gen. tleman is rusticating a. Tijuana, Mexico.
 J. Gage, of California, is health seeker in Prescott. He has been to the Arkansas hot springs and decided to try the benefits of our mountain climate.
 NIT. and Mrs. Lecklighter, the lat ter sister of Mrs. Tom Shultz, left today for California and from there they will return to Joplin, Missouri, where they will reside.
 Thomas K. Elvey of PhenIx died recently of apoplexy near Las Vegas, New Mexico. He was connected with the Leviathan Mining company and had been east selling stock.
 A Kansas judge recently decided that a young lady was entitled to one cent damages from a chap who had hugged her. Just think of it one , hundred hugs for Sl. Young man go to Kansas.
 Work on the reform school al Benson is said to be progressing rapidly and it is expected that it will be ready to turn over to the terri tory by the middle of September When completed, what will be done with it is the question.
 Mike Pagan, mention of whose mental Arrangement was made in yesterdays issue, had his ex- animation today before the probate , judge and was adjudged insane and committed to the asylum. He will be taken there on tonight's train. Territorial Auditor w. F. Nichols Michael Ohl and F. H. Parker, mem bers of the territorial board of equal ization came up from Phenlx this morning. The board will hold g session in Prescott to confer with the chairman of the Yavapai county } board of supervisors.
 John Jackson, the well known mil man who resided in this county about sixteen years, died very suddenly August 2 at the home of his father 1T Texas. He left here July P. expect Z ing to return soon. He was injured ! about ten years ago by falling froma building and never fully recovered from it, though he was able to worl up to within a few months ago. In a newspaper interview in Phenil yesterday, Territorial Auditor w. F Nichols, who has been very promi nently mentioned as the republican candidate for delegate to congress said that he was in no sense candl date for the nomination and must no
 be considered as candidate, anC !, that he would take it as favor if thu widest possible publicity could b'
 given to the fact.
 ! This paper has not, and will no aa roast" people who submit thei ' claims to the consideration of th' ;; democratic convention" - Courier 1 The Murphy democrat roasts" s ;. frequently given in that paper ac cording to the above were simply /, grand stand play to the galleries, eh | From the way our contemporar a snarled and showed its teeth, at thos E horrible Murphy Democrats" per o son unacquainted with it might hay ' imagined it would chew oEe up ally N on sight. All democrats look alik
 to it now-when accompanied by e 5000 announcement fee. ,e Street fairs or carnivals held unde n the auspices of the Elks' lodges wer Ie absolutely prohibited by the gran .o lodpe of that order in Salt Lake. FC