Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-12
THE LOCAL NEWS...... ] ......CTY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Superintendent Jones, of the Red Rock mine, is in town.
 Pima is the banner republican county of the territory. Not demo- crat was elected there.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Murphy left about noon today for Castle Greek Hot Springs to remain for some time. Roger Gate, an old time resident of this county but at present a resident of Los Angeles arrived on last nights train.
 Jay c. Allen of Seattle, who spent last winter ia Arizona, has returned ' here with his little boy to remain during the winter.
 Wm. Denny, jr, has sold his ranch on Walnut creek and left yesterday with his family for California. They will go by wagon.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur ". Robinson entertained large number of their young friends very pleasantly last evening at their home in West Pres colt.
 Harry Looney, the well known young druggist, farmerly with Fen $. Hildreth, arrived on last nights train. Mrs. Looney and their four weeks old daughter will remain in Iowa for some time yet.
 The Home Missionary society gave tea yesterday afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. Bowen. Those pres ent had a very enjoyable time. Miss Fannie Elliott rendered piano solo and refreshments were served.
 Our contemporary offers the fol- lowing cheerful words of coincidence to defeated democrat this morning: Nr. O'Sullivan will not be forgotten by the democratic party in times to come He is democratic timber from the solid democratic oak.
 Miss Bessie Belle Thew of Grand Rapids, Michigan, an elocutionist well known throughout the east, is recent arrival in Prescott and will re- main here during the winter. She will give instructions in elocution and Del Sarte to all who desire it. She is stopping at Hotel Burke.
 The civil service announces exam nations on Dec. for chemical clerks and medical interne for the govern ment hospital for insane, and on De- cember g ard 10 for department as- sistants. Full particulars concerning these examinations can be had of Matt Loring at the postoffice.
 Col. John Sobieski, temperance lecturer of world wide fame, delivered very able and interesting lecture in the court house last evening to a good sized audience. Col. Sobieski is very earnest and eloquent speak CT and is convincing in his logic and argument. He will deliver another lecture at the same place this even ing.
 P. J. Farley and w. s. Colds worthy, on behalf of the Woodmen of the World, today gave Mrs. A. Avervt warrant for 5000 in pay ment of the death claim of her late husband. In view of the fact that it has only been three weeks since Mir. Averyt died the promptness of this payment is very commendabls.
 Two years ago the republicans elected one man on the county ticket This year they elect two.-Courier. The Journal Miner has had search warrant out looking for that republi can elected two years ago, but up to date has been unable to locate him. He must have become so frightened at the company be found himself in that he took to the brush and has not yet returned.
 Ed Johnson died at the Sisters hospital yesterday afternoon after an illness of three weeks. He was about g years of age. P. Mohn & Go. took charge of the remains, and at the re- quest of the miners union at Octave, of which deceased was a member will be buried tomorrow. Deceased was native of Sweden and his only brother who is sailor on the north ern lakes.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Attend the lecture tonight.
 The Elks will give stag social tonight.
 Mrs. S. A. Logan has returned from visit to San Diego.
 The funeral of the late Ed. John son took place this afternoon.
 Registration of voters for the city election will commence shortly.
 Bob Irwin, the irrepressible cloth ing and shirt man is in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Willmott Pentland returned last evening from Los An geles.
 The Territorial Masonic Grand Lodge will meet in Phoenix next Tuesday.
 Secretary and Mrs. Stoddard came up on tbis mornings train from Phenix.
 The weather bureau promises cloudy weather for Arizona tonight and Saturday.
 Mrs. F. P. Ward and her little daughter went out to Mayer today for few days visit.
 The Territorial Federation of Women's clubs will meet in Prescott November f9 and will be in session for three days.
 A man was brought in yesterday from Middleton's camp charged with beating Chinaman. The Chinaman was also brought in for repairs.
 Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart went to Turkey creek yesterday on an official visit. He expects to be absent until tomorrow evening.
 B. Johnson will have an auction of diamonds and jewelry tomorrow af- ternoon at 2,30 and 730 o'clock in the Hilton building next door to the Journal Miner office.
 That majority of Col Wilson is dwindling away. The boast that he would be elected by larger major ity than he was during his last term will fall short by several hundred.
 Sig Simon. the dry goods man, IS