Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-17
THE LOCAL NEWS...... E ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

More pupils are enrolling every day and the reports indicate splen- did attendance for the present school term.
 Forest Supervisor Stewart, accom- panied by Mrs. Stewart, left yester- day for a several days drive over the Prescott Reserve.
 The Tuesday southbound train did not arrive from Ash Fork until near l o'clock this morning. A derailed engine was the trouble.
 Morris Goldwater has returned hone from a short business trip south. The new front of the store of Goldwater & CO. is beginning to have ! shape and indicates the great i'm provement it will make.
 Joe Dillon has been having his billiard table overhauled, and has also added a new pool table of the latest pattern. MT. Sharpneck one of the cue experts of the city as- sisted Mir. Dillon in the work.
 The remains of Mrs. Geo. Ander- son, which were shipped to her for mer home in Urbana, H., by P. Mohn & Go. yesterday, will arrive at home Friday. MT. Anderson and other relatives are with the remains.
 Judge Hanson Kennedy of Car lisle, Ky, who has been stopping at the Congress house for several months and who returned to his home in August for a visit, arrived on the belated train this morning look ing fine and happy from his visit.
 B. H. Kriger of Larned, Kas., but who has been living here some time as is well known, has recovered from an attack of rheumatic fever sufficient to leave Mercy hospital. Mir. Kriger expects to leave for a stay in Cali fornia as soon as circumstances will permit.
 The fight for sheriff on the repub- lican ticket promises to discount in numbers and character the late ''un- pleasantness of the dems. There will be no vicious deadlock in the camp nor will there be any knock downs or any horse-talk plays either. Mir. F. c. Brecht has purchased the fine brick residence of Fitzsim- mons and Heating. located near the hospital, for the future home of him self and wife. They will occupy their new home as soon as the pres eut tenants vacate
 Alfred Geddes, an Englishmen, 56 years old and single, died at his home . in this city today. Mir. Geddes has been hard sufferer from asthma and his death was caused by a hem orrhage superinduced by severe fit of coughing. The interment was made this evening by Mir. Logan.
 The body of Wm. Bartholin, the fiend who murdered his mother and sweetheart in Chicago, was found in a flax field near Riceville, Iowa, with a bullet hole in the head and self confession in hls coat pocket. Chi cago officers whom he had eiuded and others positively identified the remains.
 Fred Brecht is not only a busy mechanic but he is a hustling sales man as we'll. He has sold five fine rigs in two days of this week. Dr. Barrett has fine new road wagon purchased from MT Brecht, and made by the famous Columbus Buggy Go. of Columbus, Ohio.
 Yavapai will have the strongest and most representative political convention ever held in Prescott when the republicans get together or Mondax2ext. Not only are republi- cans awaking to the necessity of talk ing hand in the government of the county, but likewise is it apparent that all industrial channels seem de. sirous to fall in line without regard to political conditions.
 NO. Murphy, ex-governor of Ari zona, is spending the day here, ana will remain until tomorrow's west bound train. Mr. Murphy is out ot politics so far as he is personally con cerned and will not accept the nomi nation for any office whatever. Ht is, however, anxious for the success of the republican party and will usC his best efforts for the success Of tho ticket in Arizona. He believes thar this is a republican year for the terri tory and with the nomination of gooC men for the offices their election would surely follow. MT. Murphy says that the railroad from Phoenil to Benson will be built and that the work of grading is now going on This is good news to the people O Arizona, as the building of railroads in the territory is sure to be followed by the development of its wonderful resources.-Coconino Sun.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Mrs. Joseph DeMar, mother of Mrs NJ. E. Morin, has arrived in Prescott for visit with her daughter.
 E. J. f. Horne and sister-in-lav left today for visit at Grand Can yon, and an inland trip to California
 Mrs. \. o. Murphy left last nigh E for Phenix; Mir. Murphy will join he in day or two. They have rente, the Barringer residence for year.
 Col. John T. Kastle, a well know and prominent resident of San Diego is a visitor to Prescott today. He wa for years identified with the board C trade of that city, and speaks in complimentary way of this sectiOr
 Visitors to Poland will not mak a mistake ill patronizing the SOut Poland hotel. MT. and Mrs. E. TreI berth are courteous and experience people, and at reasonable rates wi provide guests with accommodation that are unsurpassed. They have d elegant place, homelike and conver tent.
 The NJ. E. Ladies Aid Society ma with their president, Mrs. J. c. Natl CT, and elected the following officer for the ensuing year: President, NIT W. c. Campbell; vice president, MT F. R. Stuart; secretary, Mrs. E, Kastner; treasurer, Mrs. Ziba Brow The society gave vote of thanks Mrs. Mather and her corps of assis ants for the faithful work done in Il past year.
 The morning bag pipe seeks throw on this paper its usual scurri ity In mentioning an inadvertel