Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-26
THE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

places. Wonder if the doctor car set the fracture?
 John Dougherty left yesterday fo his home in San Diego. Hewill witt his family soon retnrn to again per manently reside here. He think: Prescott has a brighter future thaI ever.
 Joe Campbell left today for th, in Washington and elsewhere ol business. He says he has a ''happN home" for some fair one, if he is for tunate to captivate the one of hi; choice.
 A hobo attempted to beat his wa to Prescott last night from Big Bug and in a miX-up with a brakeman was hit with brake rod and proba. bly fatally injured. At2 o'clock to day he was still unconscious, and has an ugly wound on the head.
 The Woman's Relief Corps enter tained the Grand Army veterans lasI evening with camp fire in the ban. quet hall of the Odd Fellows build ing. A very pleasing program was rendered, after which bountiful re- past was served.
 Miss Bessie Belle Thew will begin her classes in physical culture Thurs day afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall, the ladies class meeting from 5 to 4, and the children's class from i to 5. Those interested in the work are invited to come.
 John Wood, the popular Verde agricultural king, is visiting this city. While staunch political war horse anG always carries a democratic bit in his mouth, he says however that in this republicanera of prosperity is evident also on the Verde. We are glad to know it.
 H. J. Allen of Jerome is again wis ting Prescott. He arrived Monday afternoon, and in connection with his coming at such an opportuns time in justice to his personal security and his mental anxiety it must be stated that he,meandered quietly to his ho- tel without wading through a trail of tar and feathers, and with bad cold on his lungs was the only coughing up" that he did. That circular was badly disappointed all ropud and it seems to have been badly primed and only had 'cizzing effect. From Thursdays Daily.
 Miss Bessie Belle Thew will give a dramatic recital in Walker on Friday evening and will be assisted by Mrs. F. P. Ward in vocal solos.
 The vote for justice of the peace, Prescott precinct, at the recent elec ton was as follows: Ward No l. Cornell 6l; Talbot Il4; Moore 46. Ward No. 2-Connell IA; Talbot 96; Moore 24. Talbot received five votes more than Cornell.
 The woods are. full of aspirants for assessor of Yavapai county, and up to date the following people have an nounced themselves: J. P. Dillon, who formerly filled the office, Wal lace Willard, the late assessor, H. H. Cartier, formerly assessor, Ed. Black burn, of Skull Valley, Chas. Battye, a deputy recorder, and F. H. Bald win, clerk. The salary is S2,000 a year.
 It is evident that new blood has been infused into the New York Silk Novelty company, for from the little store they will move into the old Odd Fellows building, now known as the >Golden Eagle building. Messrs. Rosenthal and Heyman have secur- ed three years lease on the corner store and will have three large show windows to display their beautiful silks and other wares. The building must be finished by December I, and the visiting public will then be treat ed to some rare novelties.
 F. NJ. Murphy, president of the s. F. P. & F., left today for the Santa Fe main line to consult with Pre- sident Repley of that system on var ious matters, the latter being en route east. Mir. Murphy took this opportunity to briefly place before this gentleman business matters, in order to be relieved of business trip to the east, saying that many matters in Prescott ii which he is in terested required his personal atten- tion for some weeks yet, and he de- sired to Ienain here for some time. From Fridays Daily.
 The storm is general and of c7eat good.
 E. W. Beitzel, Of Congress, is in town on business.
 Dr. Day reports IA inches of the white goods and I inches of rain as a result of the storm.
 The prize idiot of the year has been discovered in New Jersey. He shot at rabbit and hit an editor.
 In the vicinity of Congress all mountains are white with snow. The lower lands have been deluged with rain.
 Nineteen inches on the level is the return from the Senator and vicinity. The Bradshaws show up with three feet four inches.
 The city jail has six greasy hobos in the confines. They attempted to work the town. Instead they are working for the town.
 The Salt river country has bright future in the sparkling liquid that will make the alfalfa grow, and IL all comes from good old Yavapai.
 The republicans will have a union meeting tomorrow night at the court house, and there should be a gener ous attendance. IL is a Yavapai delegate, sheriff and district attorney ratification.
 American fashions are late in reach ing Spain, if the reports ale true that the queen dowager has married her master of the horse. Elopements with coachmen were once popular in this country, but are now decidedly out of date.
 E. W. Springer, the Happy Hool- igan," candidate for constable, has received his commission as such for Prescott. He goes to sleep nightly with the document anC a smile of satisfactIot, l,asir;o. -Eb,t ,.it,- ,,,uia