Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-10

suggestion as to the weather which will be on tap the day after voters have a chance at him. It will be a cold day-for Hickey.
 Our contemporary devotes whole lot of space this morning telling what nice fellows the democratic candi- dates for the assembly are, but does not say word about their qualifica- tions for law makers either as to ability or as to being representative citizens.
 Burr Mayer, son of Joe Mayer, left today for Los Angeles to take course at business college. He is a bright energetic young man, a veri- table chip off the old block, possessed of energy, push and business ability equal to his father, and as popular in every respect.
 Ed Voightlander has rented room in the Union Block and will open a tailoring establishment there next week. These quarters are only tenn porary as he expects to get a rooom soon on the ground floor in promi- nent business block.
 The Journal-Miner was misin- formed as to the discharge of the | boys accused of assaulting China man at Mondays picnic. Instead of being acquitted change of venue was taken and the case will be heard by Justice Cornell tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
 Arthur Flint, of San Francisco, has taken the management of the Comet | Grotto restaurant. He is experienced in the restaurant business having | been connected with some of the | most prominent hotels and restaur ants in California and will make the Comet an up to date place.
 Chacon, the most notorious mur- derer and outlaw of Arizona and Mexico, has been captured by Cap tain Mossman, late of the Arizona Rangers. Captain Mossman accepted the position of ranger principally to effect his capture, and although out of office succeeded in capturing him.
 Governor Brodie yesterday ap- pointed J. J. Riggs of Dos Cabezas, Cochise county, a member of the live stock sanitary commission in the place Of l.. B. Cannon Of Yavapai county, resigned. John Foster of Bisbee was appointed sergeant of the Arizona Rangers. The new member of the livestock board is an attorney and was member of the thirteenth i legislature from Cochise county Republican.
 The announcement of Frank An drews appears in this issue as a can didate for sheriff, subject to the ac- ton of the republican convention. MT. Andrews has been resident of the county for a great many years, and is well and favorably known all over it. He is thoroughly competent and capable in every respect to fill the position and if nominated will be elected. He is man against whom not word can be said and with whom no republican can find fault.
 A. E. Suppiger and W. R. Humph- ries are preparing a very beautiful souvenir of Prescott and vicinity. It consists of little booklet containing la large number of views of Prescott and surrounding country, including views of several of the principal mines of the county. The views are works of art and they are very neatly bound and the booklet is very ap- propriate souvenir to have on ones center table or to send to friends abroad. The idea is a very good one and the execution of it is excel lent.
 Our contemporary cannot change the place of residence of the nom- inees of the democratic party of this county by any attack it may make on the editor of this paper or by sim ply publishing wrong place of resi- dence after the names of nominees. There are twelve candidates for of flee on the ticket. Eight of them are bonafide residents of Prescott. One is from near Wickenburg, one from Yarnell, one from Jerome and one from the Verde Valley. These are facts, whether favorable or unfavor- able to the success of the ticket.
 The county democratic central com mittee has just been made public and is as follows: J. c. Herndon, w. A. Rowe, c. P. Hicks, J. B. Jolly, P. J. Farley, P. w. O'Sullivan, c. S. Thompson, E. E. Mcfarland, S. Kuhn, Wm. Hehr, T. J. Morrison. G..
 W. Hull, Wm. Stephens, w. A. Jones, James Dwyer, L. T. Larra- more, Dave Sinclair, Jos. Drew, A. O. Ensign, Sam Pattee, John Lawler, Morse Darnell, Ben Belcher, Al Marsh and Fred Stephens. The
 committee organized by the election
 of c. S. Thompson, chairman, and c. P. Hicks, secretary, with J. c. Hern-
 don, w. A. Rowe, Sam Pattee, John } Lawler, Ben Belcher, Al Marsh and , c. P. Hicks as an executive commit , tee.
 . From Saturdays Daily.
 , E. B. Gage was in town today. ] Royal Arch Masons meet tonight