Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-29
THE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

again.
 E. W. French left on today's trail for Chicago.
 W. H. Wingfeld, the Camp Verd, merchant, is in town today.
 Walter c. Brandon and Miss Be thune will be married in Los Angels, next Wednesday.
 Gus Williams is having building erected near the Monte Christo mine in which he proposes to run a gen, eral merchandise store.
 Geo. Parker, former Prescott boy but now a resident of Los Angeles, is in town on a business trip. MT Parker represents a Los Angeles lumberecompany.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. S. Goldsworthy returned last night from their visit to Fl Paso, where the former went to attend a meeting of general psSnger agents.
 In setting notice of the meeting of the Monday club the compositor emitted mention of the election of Mrs. J. l.. Munds as assistant core spending secretary.
 A reception will be rendered to Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons and family In the church on Friday evening, Oc- tober 2l. All are invited to attend as it is for the general public. From Thursdays Daily.
 Pima county's majority for Morri- son is estimated at 200
 w. Gilbert and Lottie Carver were married October Is.
 Born October 2l, in Prescott, to MT. and Mrs. c. I. Haley daughter.
 s. E. Miner, former resident of Big Bug, died in Phenix yesterday, where he has resided for several years.
 D. Bartholdi, the hustling mining man from the Cherry Creek country, is in town today.
 The reception to Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Gibbons tomorrow night will be in the Nj. E. church. Every one is invited to attend.
 The public is cordially invited to attend the reception to be given to- morrow night to Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons and family at the M. E. Church.
 T. J. Norton, attorney for the Santa Fe railroad company for Ari zona, arrived in Prescott last evening to take charge of his new position.
 Not single day passes now with out some mention of American ignorance in Arizona" in our contem- porary. In fact it seems to be run ming the campaign on this issue.
 Parties wishing to hear Sousa and his famous band at Phenix, Oct. 27th, will please see W. E. Martin before Friday evening. Special induce ments will be offered if a sufficient number can be secured for this oc- casion.
 c. W. Koppelman has resigned his position with Ed. Shumate to accept a position with P. Mohn & Go. Be fore going to work in his new posi- ton he will take a vacation, during which hs will make a visit to several southern Arizona towns.
 MT Otoro Gibson, prohibition can didate for delegate to congress, will deliver a lecture that will interest you Friday night at the court house. Everybody cordially invited to hear Am. Ladies are specially requested to attend the meeting.
 J. Fl. Robinson. clerk of the board of supervisors, wrote to Globe, to the socialist candidate to send cut of wig nette of the party for use in printing election ballots. Yesterday he re- ceived a slip of paper with two i'm pressions of the vignette printed on it.
 All lovers of flowers will enjoy the chrysanthenum display at the read= ing room under the Bank of Arizona Saturday night. Admission 10 cents and the flowers will be sold at req sonable figures, the proceeds to go to the reading room. Everybody in vited. Doors open from T to l0:30 o'clock
 District Attorney Sam L. Pattee sprung a surprise on his friends last night by getting married. Even his most intimate friends never suspected him of being possessed of matri monlal inclinations. The lady in question was Miss Eva May Sanborn of New Hampshire. The Journal Miner extends congratulations.
 R. L. Leavitt, manager of the Southwestern Carnival company, was in Prescott yesterday and made arrangements for the appearance of his big show in Prescott, under the auspices of the local lodge of Eagles. A detailed account of what is pro- posed to be presented will appear m Fridays issue of the Journal Miner.
 A conservative estimate of the re- suit for delegate to congress indicate that Morrison will carry nine coun- ties in the territory bv majorities az gregatin@ 1,200. Wilson mas a pros pect of carrying four counties by majorities aggregating 700, leaving Morrlson's net majority 500 This is conservative and Morison's majority may reach 500.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Reception tonight at NJ. E. church.
 Attend the republican rally to- night.
 Vote for c. w. Platt for county recorder.
 S. W. Conger will make d good probate judge.
 Do not overlook voting for E. E. Kirkland for treasurer.
 Men are at work putting the roof on the new schJO! house.
 Do not fail to attend the republi- can meeting tomorrow evening,
 Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine left today for short trip to Los Angeles.
 Dr. W. G. Carleton dropped dead in the streets of Bisbee a few days since.
 Joe Roberts will be the next sheriff of this county. Paste this up to read after election.