Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-05
THE LOCAL NEWS......
 ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Thursdays Daily.

Dennis May of Congress is in town.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Joslin came in from McCabe on Tuesday.
 Judge Sloan will hold a term of court at St. Johns next week.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. c. BlaIr are in town from Tempe to attend the Meth odist conference.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. G.Decker of King man arrived on last nights train to attend the NJ. E. conference.
 W. A. Scott, representing the Engi- neering and Mining Journal, of New York, is visiting this section.
 Charley I. Haley, resident of Seg- Iiman, has been appointed a deputy county recorder, and left this morning for that point.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Mayer and family who have been visiting the city for several days returned to their home yesterday at Mayer.
 The weather is decidedly cool these nights, for this season of the year, and it has been found necessary to start up the heating apparatus of the public school buildin ing.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Bunker came in from the Yaeger mine Tuesday, accom- panied by the latter's sister, Miss CuIbert. The latter will leave today for Amador, California.
 James H. McClintock, postmaster at Phoenix, passed through Prescott yes terday morning en route to Santa Fe to meet his wife who is returning home after an eastern visit.
 E. J. F. Horne will leave today for a brief visit with his partner, c. R. Martindell, in San Francisco, after which be will go east to take a peep at the St. Louis exposition.
 Superintendent D. M. Timmons of the Gold King mine who came into Prescott to attend the democratic convention was taken squite sick aft CT the close of the convention.
 The democratic county executive committee organized Tuesday after noon by the election of J. P Dillon as chairman c. P. Hicks secretary and P. J. Farley assistant secretary.
 The republicans opened their ter ritorial campaign in Phenix last night. The speakers of the evening were B. A. Fowler, R. E. Morrison, Judge J. N. K ibbey and E. s. Clark.
 Rev. 6. L. Pearson, a former pastor of the Methodist church, in Prescott, but who has been located for sevreal years in Honolalu has been appoint ed presiding elder of the Napa, Cali fornia district.
 The condition last evening of Judge J. H. Wright was reported as mater ially improved, and no danger is now entertained but what he will recover from what was believed to be a ser ious illness a few days ago.
 Mrs. J. W. Finn returned last night from a two weeks most enjoy able visit at Kingman. pr. and Mrs. Finn resided there for three years and have host of warm friends who are always pleased to see tbem.
 The new benches in the plaza seem very popular, and are we'll patronized in pleasant weather. While there are a great abundance of rocks there which can be utilized as seats, the loungers seem to take more kindly to the benches.
 Gus Heyman who has been sick here for three weeks left last night for Phenix Tn hopes that the change of climate may improve his health. If u ld4lS IO 4b1ElOfC bhCAC sIC VIII SO to his home in San Francisco to re cuperate.
 Train service on the Phenix and Eastern railroad was extended on Wednesday fourteen miles beyond Kelvin to Winkleman station, taking in also station called Burns. Wink Ieman station is within two and half miles of Dudleyville.
 The Journal Miner is in receipt of an invitation to the Flagstaff carnival accompanied by tickets of admission. The carnival will be held October ' and s, and the citizens of the skylight city promise a good time to all who attend, and everybody is invited.
 The eleven months old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Colquett died on Wednesday atfer two weeks illness. MT. Colquett is away on a hunting