Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-05

the Southern Pacific railroad.
Joe Archambeau, DR.. Looney and
Joe Drew leave tomorrow morning
for two weeks hunting and fishing
trip on Burro creek. They expect to
kill lions, turkeys, and deer.
Because Mark Smith was unable tc
hire an engine to take him to Snow
flake and st. Johns he left the canvass
in the north and went south to repair
some breaches in his political fence.
Ed. Shumate left last night for
Tucson to investigate business open
ing at that place, with view of To-
eating there. He will be absent for
four or five days.
Rev. and Mrs. E. q. Albright and
child left on Tuesdays train for Los
Angeles on account of the poor health
of Mr.. Albright. They were connect
ed with the free mission during their
residence here.
Miss Florence Hicklin was released
from Jail yesterday on filing bond in
the sum of $1,000. The sureties on
her bond were Geo. Robfeter and John
Kinney. She has been in Jail since
the latter part of May.
The announcement of George Ward,
as candidate for constable appears
in this paper. Mr.. Ward is printer
and at present has charge of the cir
culation of the Courier. He has
served in this capacity in Oregon and
if elected would no doubt make good
officer.
9. Fl. B. Carter, who came up from
Kelvin on Monday to meet his family
on their return from a visit east was
surprised on Tuesday to receive tele-
gram from them announcing that
they are in iPhenix. They will come
up on this mornings train. They left
Chicago on Friday last and just how
they got to Phenix he does not know,
but they were evidently switched
around the washed out section.
Some new and up to date machiney
is being installed in the S. F. P. and
P. machine shops here, and Master
Mechanic E. DeSilva expects to have
it in operation by Saturday. 1t con-
sists of large planer 36x36 inches, II
foot bed, universal radial drill,
SMALL inch lattre and HOO pound
steam hammer. While the shops have
always been we'll equipped, it is
found necessary to install new
machinery occasionally to keep up
with the procession.
The sheriff's Office is in receipt of a
very pathetic letter from Miss Mabel
Reynolds, of Nelson, Washington, a
sister of the late j. E. Reynolds who
was murdered recently at Crown
King by Bustamante. The murdered
man was the only son of Judge Rey-
nolds, former United States senator,
and judge of the superior court. His
tragic death was a terrible blow to
his relatives and particularly his sis
ter who was looking forward to meeting
him in the near future.
The socialist central committee tor
this county held a meeting on Mon
day, at blanchard, and transacted
some routine business, in the way of
preparing for the campaign. The
candidates will take the field soon and |
visit different portions of the county |
and expound the doctrines of social
ism. The committee also received |
notice from PhenIx that Francis NJ. |
Shaw, of that place had accepted the |
as candidate for delegate
to congress, in the place of Eugene
Godat, who resigned the empty honor
and left the country. The socialists
of this county still put on a bold
front and claim that they will poll
from ZOO to 1900 votes.
Not alone do we believe in patro-
nizing the single home institution,
but likewise the many. In that con-
nection we desire to say good word
for the Greenhill candy factory that
is today running in Prescott and has
been for some time past. 1t is an es-
tablished house, and the reason for
lis permanency is due to the quality
of the product as we'll as the price.
To meet increasing demands Mr..
Greenhill has added the serving of
lunches and Chase and Sanborn's
coffee, while ice cream will also be
served regularly. He knows his
business, and his trade is daily ex-
banding. Country people will find
him prompt and generous in candy
orders also. There is not a better
bOuSa apumbora than ha couductc apd