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

democrats and republicans alike con-
ceded his election.
The literature section of the Mon
day club held its first meeting for the
year on Monday afternoon in the
kindergarten room of the public
school building with Mrs. H. d. Ait
kin as leader. The section commenced
the stu iy of Julius Caesar and the
meeting was a very interesting one.
T. j. Boltz has returned from a
months trip in the mining camps
throughout this county, making So
cialist speeches. He organized seven
locals during the trip, and reports the
cause of socialism progressing rapidly.
He says that the party will POLL a big
vote this year in this county.
w. G. Parsons, one of the original
owners of the McCabe mine, left on
last nights overland train for Cali
fornia for a visit of several weeks.
Mr.. Parsons has recently built resi-
dence for himself at McCabe as he
says that he likes to live there the
climate argeeing with him better than
any place else.
Death has again entered the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Bailey, this time
claiming as his victim their little five
months old baby, Morsia Bailey. Its
death occurred on Sunday and the
funeral took place on Monday after
noon from the family residence on
North Garden street. In the early
part of October of last year the couple
lost by death five years old child.
At meeting of the county republi-
can executive committee held last
evening Barney Smiths name was
played on the ticket as candidate for
the Office of supervisor in place of
Joseph Dougherty withdrawn. Mr..
Smith will make a winning race.
Manuel Valdez was arrested at
Crown King on Sunday and lodged in
Jail charged with entering a private
residence there and ransacking the
place closing up by stealing two tur-
keys and selling them to Chinese
restaurant. He will be given a pre-
liminary hearing today before Justice
Talbot.
NJ. R. Kiley arrived in Prescott on
Sunday evening from Fort Worth,
Texas. He was a victim of the flood,
being caught at Las Vegas and was I'M
able to get either way. The train he
was on was detained at the above
place for nine days, being one of the
first to pass over the road between
Las Vegas and Albuquerque after
temporary repairs we're made to the
track
7. j. Bottoms, wife and two child
rem left on last evenings delayed
north bound train for Thomasville,
Georgia. MIR. Bottoms is travelling
passenger agent for the Atlantic Coast
line railroad and has been living in
Prescott for the past four months for
the benefit of his health, and has
greatly improved during that time
He returns to his home weighing about
twenty pounds more than he did when
he arrived here and feeling a whole
lot better.
Miss Marie LIE F'ebore, who came to
Prescott about a year ago for her
health, left last night for her home in
Chicago having entirely recovered her
health. Her sister, Miss Emma LIE Fe
bore, who has been spending her vaca-
tion in California, arrived about three
weeks ago in Prescott and will accom-
pany her home. They are charming
young ladies and made large circle
of friends here who regrettedi very
much their departure and a large
delegation them went to the station
to bid them goodbye. The young
ladies themselves were reluctant to
leave also as they we're delighted with
this climate and the people here. The
Journal Miner hopes to see them in
Prescott again in the future.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. G. I. Joslin was in town from
McCabe on Tuesday.
E. E. Elilnw0od went to HoIbrook
yesterday on court business.
The city council will hold special
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Charles A. Elston, wife, child and
maid, of Honolulu, are visiting Pres
colt.
Robert Perrin, the we'll known resi-
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