Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-17

doll house, when she turned a two inch stream of water loose and the Indian turned a somersault and was knocked out. Miss Winnie kept the stream on him while he was down and when he came to made bee line for the reserve" on the creek near by. Miss Mayer went to see him later, but the red man stampeded as she approached, and the last heard of him he had joined his people on Clear creek on the Verde.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Mrs. Joe Roberts has returned from California.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Johns leave shortly for trip to San Francisco.
 Where is the Measuring party? At the NJ. E. church. Good things to eat.
 Miss Reese, niece of Judge Ling, left this morning for her home in Ohio.
 Be sure to engage your best girl, and shortest girl, for the Measuring party; why7 It will cost you less money.
 Miss Alice Campbell left last even- ing for Congress where she will teach school this winter.
 Registration is very light, and about one month remains in which one can avail himself of the right of suffrage.
 Bert Johns, son of Paul Johns, leaves Sunday night for Tucson to continue his course of studies in the university of Arizona.
 The democrats are selecting able men all over the territory.-The above is from the Democratic Bisbee Re view. It's a holy fright, so far as Yavapai is concerned.
 A railroad grader asked barkeep- CT in town today for a drink. The saloon man said he would give him one if he would hike immediately, as he didn't want to have any trouble with him.
 There will be a meeting of the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. F. A. Tritle. Important business Is to be transact ed and all members are urged to be present.
 Bert Johns, son of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Johns, entertained large num- Der of the young people of Prescott last evening, just prior to his depart ure to the Tucson Normal school. The different rooms and veranda were decorated very prettily with Chinese lanterns. All sorts of games were played and delicious refresh ments were served in great abundance.
 From the Manitowoc (Wis.) Citizen it appears that Mrs. Geo. Goldie, who was highly esteemed and mother of Samuel J. Goldie, died on the first instant at Newton, Wis, from the effects of la grippe which at tackled her year ago. Mir. Goldie is enterested in mining in this vicinity, being associated with the Aztec Cop per company in the Verde canyon.
 The funeral services over the re mains of Guy E. Holden were con ducted this morning in the undertak- idg parlors of P. Mohn & Co.,, Rev. Peck officiating, and after the reli- gious rites the Odd Fellows, of which the deceased was a member, took charge of the remains and conveyed them to the depot whence they left for the east. This order was very strong in attendance, over eighty members being present. The music for the service was rendered by the M. E. church choir. Though far away from relatives and home, it is pleasing to state that no more con- sideration or regard could have been extended to Mr. Holden than that which was given him by friends and others this morning, or since his illness.
 The republican convention on Mon day will have before it for considera- tion two men for the lower house of the legislature. One will probably be F. A. Tritle jr., son of the ex- governor, whose association, with the cause of the miner and all matters, from the Comstock to the United Verde still lives in the fondest of memory. Young Tritle is nothing more nor less than the same as his father, free from being identified to any channel that will antagonize the laborer or in giving corporation anything more than is due it. He is clear in his head, keen in perception and we honestly believe will make or help to make laws for all classes that will have no after clap effects being as he is a student oI the law and well read on any subject H. E. Armitage, also, is prominently mentioned. Years ago he was a member of the Colorado legislature being known as the Legislative ferret" title which he won as due to his watchfulness for his constitu ency in blocking the passage ot tricky measures. MT. Armitage is 8 mining man and today is developing the country in a practical way, hay ing many irons in the fire and located everywhere. He is not a hater O. capital nor an oppressor of labor Both of the above if nominated ar, sure of election, and they are taxpay CTS, too.
 From Honday's Daily
 There are some republicans left il l Yavapai, and not all of them are il 5 town either.
 = A great many old time republican war horses are in town today. 1hel are somewhat disfigured, but still il the ring, and right on it again. A pair of gold unmounted spec tacles with ear hooks have been lost
 Will the finder please return them tC t this office as they belong to ladl ]. who prizes them very much. f All those having accounts with tn, . McCabe Extension and Milling Com pany, are requested to present tn,
 same, in an authorized form, witt r credits, to Dr. J. Bradford, McCabe
 Arizona.
 A largely attended meeting of tn Y newly organized Gen. Kautz Garri . son No. 27 was held Saturday even ,.cr ak ,r-bipb