Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

DdSS, are eApecIeO IO dTIlNe Ill I res
 cott on Saturday with the latter's lii
 tie baby, for a brief visit with NJ
 and Mrs. NJ. E. Morin, before MT
 Bass returns to her home in Kansa
 City. Mir. Bass has sold out his bus
 mess in Douglass.
 If republicans will work from nov
 until election with all the vim a
 their command, they can win tn
 election in this county. A grea
 many democrats who place good gov
 ernment and the election of capable
 honest representative citizens as of
 ficials above party, will assist them
 A. E. Suppiger, Prescott photog
 rapher, has constructed two hand
 some advertising frames about 5xt
 feet in size, one of which will bt
 placed in the depot at Ash Fork anC
 the other at Maricopa to attract the attention of travellers through those junction points. Every advertise
 ment is illustrated with handsome pictures, and the central part of the frame is devoted to pictures of Phe- nix, Prescott and interesting coun. try views, all true to the original The result of placing these pictures can only be to direct many to the garden spot of Arizona, who other wise perhaps would not know of its existence.-Republican.
 The appointments made by Bishop Joyce at the annual meeting of the Arizona mission Of the Methodist Episcopal church, held at Flagstaff, Arizona, were as follows: Superin- tendent, $. 4. Thompson; Bisbee and Douglass, I. G. Sigier; Clifton and Morenci, to be supplied; Flagstaff, J. H. Henry; Glendale and Wickenburg, J. NJ. Baxter; Globe, E. c. McIntier; Jerome, s. NJ. Fairfield; Kingman. E. G. Decker; Mesa, Ii. F. Tolle; Needles, David Roberts; Phenix, c. Y. Cowan; Prescott, A. NJ. Gibbons; Stafford, L. W. Wheatley; Tempe. H. I. Fair; Tombstone and Benson, Al fred Ramey; Tucson, D. Louffbour- TOW; Wilcox and Pierce, s. NJ. Ayers; Williams and Ash Fork, John Oliver; Winslow and Holbrook, s. A. Smith; Yuma, J. A. Crouch.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Only two more days in which to register.
 Registration will close next Mon day, October l3.
 John Costello, formerly resident of Congress, is in town.
 Mrs. D. Pentland is quite sick with pneumonia in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. McInernay and her daughter have gone to Tucson to reside.
 The republican candidates will hold a meeting this evening at Mayer.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray is able to be around after a two weeks sickness with grippe.
 J. c. Rankin of the Braganza com pany returned from the east few days since.
 F. s. Ingalls,, formerly of Prescott, is a candidate for the legislature from Yuma county.
 c. P. Collins and J. R. Leonard, of the Penn Gold and Octave Mining companies, are in town.
 Richard Lamson, of the Dun kirk, Mining company, left today for the east on mining business.
 The Chloride Arrow locates the Val Verde smelter at Jerome. It is nearer Prescott than Jerome.
 E. J. Waddell, prominent young business man of Philadelphia, left for the east this morning after few days visit in Prescott on mining bus mess.
 F. E. Jones has sold his property on Garden street to Mrs. 1. T. San lers of Phenix. The sale was made through J. s. Ackers & Co.'S real es- tate agency.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. NJ. F. Weeks have sold their residence ou Pleasant street to J. B. Girand and have taken rooms at the Fisher residence ,n Cortez street.
 O. D. Nj. Gaddis is running for ,asriff on the republican ticket in county. Mir Gaddis has a get there Eli" faculty and it is lpped ii will stand him in good part 1 November 1.
 C. A. Peter of the Bankof Arizona, is | aking bis annual vacation. Mr. Peter ,e!ieves in ''vaca;ing' in Prescott, l md has heretofore always remained | Il the city. out this year he will de 1 part from his usual custom and will | ake tfip--to Lynx creek. The Octoher number of the Nom- ms Home Companion is a special | ashion number. it contains six cages of sug-esiioH for lal. and | winter fashions jn irocks. millinery | md lingerie. lt caanot fiji to inter- | st every woman Fv.p .a.es about her7 ooks.
 The Jewish day cf atonement. | Tom. Kippur. commences at sunset | his evening and will last until sun set Saturday evening. This is a day | observed by every one of | hat faith, and as a consequence all | places of business owned by them | will be closed tomorrow.
 Grant Brothers will commence their grading contract on the Phenix & | Eastern railroad next week. The | contract is for twenty-five miles and hey expect to complete 1t within ;ixty days. N. C. Webster, the old | 'eliable railroad builder, has a sub- contract from them.
 The Trinity church of Tucson has ,alled Rev. T. Moffett to be its pas or. For the past two years NIT. hoffett has been the general mis- ;ionary of the Presbyterian church | or Arizona, and has resided in Pres ,ott. He will remove next week to | snter upon his new work.
 Often as the subject of the use of ] ards and the etiquette of calls is lis- ,ussed there. are certain points to he I aken up and explained, and The Oel!neatOr for November supplies | Iseful chapter on this head, in which | -eference is made to the various Isages that govern society Tn large | ;ities and in towns.
 Everybody should see the double