Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08
STHE LOCAL NEWS......
 S ......CITTf AND COUNTY
Register.

heSlster II you want to vote.
 Every republican should register.
 Registration closes next Tuesday.
 Bargains in odds and ends of china and glassware, at Linn's. 7tf
 H. W. Laskey X Co. have a new advertisement in this issue.
 1.-The republican candidates will hold a meeting at Octave tonight.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Belcher have returned from trip to California.
 NIT. and Mrs. F. F. Friant, of Con gress, were Prescott visitors recently,
 J.H. Collins left again today for Cornville to rusticate for few weeks longer.
 Jack Dwyer of Jerome, will be married shortly to Miss Smith of Phenix.
 The board of supervisors are short of funds, and unable to pay the bills for the third quarter.
 Mrs. T. E. Howe's mother died on Sunday of pneumonia and will be buried tomorrow at p. m. She was 80 years old.
 Aztlan Lodge No. 1. F. & A. NJ, will meet for work Wednesday night All Masons fraternally invited.
 Mrs. CA. Bashford, and her daugh- ter Miss Bashford, are the guests of Major and Mrs. J. NJ. Watts at pres ent.
 W. F. Campbell, a printer in the employ of this office, left last night for Los Angeles for medical treat ment.
 W. G. Barney, connected with Douglas Lacey O., left this morning for the east to bring his family to Arizona to locate.
 The school trustees will meet to- night for the consideration of impor -tant business. They have not enough money in sight to complete the school building.
 IL. will hold a meeting at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
 Dr. J. $. Barrett has a new buggy. It is fine easy riding vehicle, built on somewhat the lines of an automo- bile. ''Old George" however is still used as the motive power.
 Mrs. J. Hooper, sister of Mrs. Cap tain Hatch of Whipple, left on to- days train for Denver Mrs. Hooper is charming lady and made host of friends during her visit here.
 Freighter Charles Keeler left yes terday for the Cash mine with an S0- horse power boiler for that property. It will be used in connection with the new hoist which has a capacity for hoisting from depth of 1000 feet
 Senator Ives. who defeated the eight hour law in the last legislature, is the democratic nominee in Yuma county for the council. The renomi- nation of Ives shows how devoutly Yuma county democrats are attached to the democratic platform blanks Mineral Wealth.
 Mike Hickey. who would like to be our next sheriff. but will not, has taken a hint from theJournal Miners 4 l- ,r' taking long horseback rides each day now. The exercise will no doubt be good for his health, and this feature will amply compensate him for mak- ing the campaign.
 Arthur Adams, the youngest son of Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Adams, died this morning after an illness of less than two weeks. with malignant typhoid fever. Deceased was twelve years old and up to the time of his pres ent illness was of robust physique and an intelligent and bright boy. ! His sudden demise has cast a gloom over the public school which he at ! tended and the room in which he was . located will be dismissed in order to . permit the pupils to attend the fu- neral, which will take place tomorrow at 10:l5 a. m.
 The Chattanooga Times contained the following recently concerning a resident of Prescott who attended a meeting of the B. of F. in that city recently: "G. E. Earth, native of "Ole Kaintuck," but now residing at Prescott. Ariz.. procured an excellent Autograph of President Roosevelt in Chicago before starting for Chattan ooga. When framed in bunting, the colors of the rough riders, and car ried by Miss Morris. first the picture and then the handsome color-bearer were the first to receive the attention of the president when he stepped of his special train at the Central depot Sunday. He thanked Miss Morris for the compliment she had paid him. Before returning to the west, NIT. Earth will spend short time at his boyhood home in Kentucky Gus" is expected home within a few days now.