Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-12

part of California before the journey
ended.
From Saturdays Daily.
You want to REGISTER.
But eleven days in which you can
register.
Chairman Ellinwood left for Je-
rome yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Campbell returned yester-
day from visit east.
Get your name on the Great Regis
ter. Don't get left.
Norris Goldwater returned yester-
day from a business trip to Phenix.
Gov. A. o. Brodie passed through
Prescott yesterday enroute to Flagstaff
to attend the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cook will re-
turn this morning by way of PhenIx
after an extended visit east and to the
st. Louis exposition.
Mark Smith arrived from Southern
Arizona yesterday, and today will
leave for Jerome, where he will address
political meeting this evening.
Hon. B. A. Fowler went north yes
terday morning and will be Joined at
Flagstaff this evening by Hon. r. E.
Morrison where they will hold a polit-
zeal meeting.
The friends of Miss Cordelia Gaines,
who visited in Prescott a few years
ago will be interested to learn of her
marriage on September 10Th to Mr..
Arthur Milroy Stark of Ridley Park,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. W. E Blair who formerly lived
in Prescott and who has been preach
ing in Mesa, will preach at theMethe-
dist Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing and evening. Sabbath school and
Epworth League will meet as usual.
W. A. Jackson, special agent for
the Commercial Union, Pelatine and
Alliance companies, was in town yes
terday on his regular semi-annual trip
and left for southern points last
night.
Hon. r E.. Morrison left on yester-
days freight for the north. He will
participate in the Fowler meetings at
Flagstaff and at other points along
the railroad. He will also go to st.
Johns and Snow Flake, but not on
locomotive.
Hon. B. A. Fowler, our next dele
gate to congress, accompanied by Gov.
A. o. Brodie went north ON yester-
days train en- route to Flagstaff
where they open the campaign for the
northern counties tonight with a
grand republican rally.
Reports have been received in this
city from New York that Mrs. j. j. |
Wragovich who has been critically i'll,
has now passed the crisis in her
affiiction, and will soon be we'll again.
This lady formerly resided in Prescott |
where she was very popular with all.
Mr.. Ed. Campbell, prominent /
democrat and mining man, who has /
just returned form the east in speak |
ing of the political situation says,
politics are quiet all through the east,
that Parker may possibly carry New
York, but that the betting is all in
favor of Roosevelt's election. In fact
Roosevelt's election is conceded by
the democrats.
DIR. c. e. Yount will leave on Mon
day with Troop L, 9Th Cavalry, as
special contract surgeon for Camp
Verde, Flagstaff and the Grand Can
yon whence the troop goes on prac
tice march. During the doctors alb
sence, DR.. Thomanson post surgeon
will look after DR.. Yount's practice
and will be found during the after
moons at DIR. Yount's Office in the
Bashford block.
The county candidates telephone
from Crown King that they kindly
the courtesies extended
them while in that camp from all, and
do they wish to thank DR..
j. K. Mcdonnell. This gentleman
is sterling democrat, butEhe went
out of his way to see that the proper
were given the oppo-
sition in many ways, and for which
they feel extremely grateful.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
Five roomed house with three lots ;
for sale. Property rents for SlS per
month Two more cottages cOuId he