Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-05
THE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Bank robberies seem to be epidemic
 There is good fishing in the plaz; now.
 G. A. Ainsworth, of Juniper, wa in town today.
 Get your fortune told at the Hal loweien social.
 Geo. Merwin came up from Walnut Grove yesterday. x Yavapai county has sixty-twe voting precincts, Maricopa has fhirty-three.
 Edwin Hill and family left this morning for their home near Mayer
 F. NJ. Murphy returned today from a two weeks business trip to San Francisco.
 When interrogated on the subject at Walnut Grove, J. B. Jolly ad- mitted having only a second grade certificate.
 The weather bureau reports fair weather for Arizona tonight and Thursday, and warmer in extreme eastern portion to-day.
 Mrs. c. E. Dake and her son. c. A. Dake, returned last evening from their visit to California. Mrs. c. 4. Dake will remain there for few weeks vet.
 James Paul., who came here about three or four weeks ago from Cali fornia, was found dead in his chair last evening. He had consumption. According to papers found in his pockets he was member of the Red Mems order.
 Joseph Cook, of Williamson Valley. received telegram last evening an nouncing the death of his son. Charley Cook, in Nevada. The young man was only g years Of age. and grew up Tn this county and was very popular. His death was caused from injuries received by an explosion in a mine.
 H. E. Armitage returned vesterday from visit to Camp Verde, where he attended a republican meeting on monday evening. He says it was one oI the best meetings he has attended | onring the campaign. The school l house was Filed and d crowd gathered 1 around tfe windows to listen to the | speakecs.
 fhe Elks will have a smoker, or stage social, on the everiug of Nov. | 9th, in the new l. O. O. + hall. En- | tirely new features in the matter of | entertainment will be introduced. | Invitations will be issued. The con- mittee of arrangements is composed of Ed. Roberts, Ben Belcher, Sam Pattee, J. A. Magill and Archie Grant.
 Hon. A. J. Doran returned to Mo- have county today.
 MT. and Mrs. Archambeau. of Ash | Fork, are in town today.
 John Luke came up from Phenix this morning on land office business. NJ. S. Smith was in town today from the Jerome Canyon Copper com pany's mine.
 Miss Louise Penny received word this afternoon of the death of her sister at Los Gates this morning. Deceased visited Prescott recently and was a most estimable young lady.
 Attorneys O. Louis Andersen and c. W. Hicks, of this city have formed a law partnership. The firm name will be Andersen & Hicks. They are both young men of good, steady habits and upright manly character, and it is expected will soon impress themselves upon the public The latter enjoys his benedictive state while the former revels in bachelor dom. In politics Mi. Hicks is on the right and MT. Andersen is on the wrong side of the fence. J John Robinson, clerk of the board of supervisors, has completed the task of sending out election supplies to the various precincts. MT. Robinson has expedited this business so that the supplies will reach each precinct in ample time for election. The Jour nalMiner desires to express its satis- faction, as county printer, at the uni form courtesy of the clerk of the board in reference to the printing re- quired. There has been an immense amount of this kind of work done, which has kept the Journal-Miner force and presses in action for several weeks, but the task has been made easier by the ample time given in which to perform it.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Halloween social tomorrow night.
 Mrs A. Redewill, of Phenix, is in town.
 c. A. Randall came up from Phe- nix today.
 Ed Block has new clothing talk in this issue.
 The November term of court will open on Monday.
 Halloween social at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night.
 Do not fail toattend the Halloween social tomorrow evening.
 Your fortune told for ten cents at Halloween social tomorrow night Mrs. E. w. Meaney left on today's train for her home in Los Angeles.
 Remember the dance after the speaking at the Skull Valley eating house Friday night. Oct 31.
 w. F. Campbell, a Journal Miner typo, who went to California for his health few weeks ago, has returned. J. H. Collins came in yesterday from Cottonwood to attend to some business and vii remain until after election.
 Dr. J. ii. Evans, of Phenix. is in trouble ir the east over the Keystone mine business. He is under arrest in Pitsburg.
 They have been unable vet to reach the body of Harry Peters who was buriud recently by cave in of mining shaft.
 The funeral of the late James Paull will-take place tomorrow under the auspices of the order of Red Men of which he was a member.
 Fuller & Company, of Los Angeles, shipped ten car loads of cattle today A-N I 2 Al