Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-19
BOILER MAKERS
DANCE A SUCCESS
JerOmeRepublicanSPre=
pairing for Big Rally.
Bennie Romm Returns From Deer
Hunt Good Progress Made in
Road Building.

Jerome, Oct. Is. Especial by indie
pendent Telephone miss Mosher of
Prescott arrived yesterday afternoon
and left for her home this afternoon
after having visited friends and at
tending the boiler makers dance.
Bennie Romm, who left ON the 10th
of October for the Grand Canyon with
tbs Boyd Willard party, arrived in
town this morning. Bonnie left the
party at Flagstaff, where he took the
train for Jerome. He says the trip
was too cold for him. OF course Ben
ME did not get cold feet. Oh no,
nothing of the sort, he is accustomed
to a coy warm bed and couldn't stand
for a bed on the rocks. 1t is related
that he got one deer but the party
who told the story did not known
whether he killed deer or just got
his eye on one. Bonnie will do be-
hind the dry goods counter, but when
it comes to deer hunting, it is up to
him to pass.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Gideon, who ar
rived yesterday from Kingman, left
for home this morning.
r. E. Matthews, of the Jerome
junction hotel, was in town this morn
ing on business, leaving on this after
moons train.
The big dance given by the boiler
makers last night was grand success
and was more than up to expectation.
Everybody expressed themselves as
having had a most enjoyable time.
The music, which was furnished by
the Jerome orchestra, under the direct
ion of G. W. Clendenning, was inspir-
ing and we'll rendered. Lemonade
and refreshments we're served and the
crowd danced until early in the morn
ing.
Frank E. Jordan, republican candi
date for county recorder, arrived
from Camp Verde this afternoon
where he has been working in the in
terest of the journal Miner, and also
electioneering for himself and the rest
of the republican candidates. Frank
is we'll known here and is liked by
ALL We hope to see him our next
recorder as we know he is fully com
petent to fulfil the requirements of
the office.
a. q. Woods, who has been in the
employ of the Jerome steam laundry,
left this afternoon for Prescott, where
he will spend a few days visiting
friends prior to leaving for his home
in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
e. A. Haggott, republican candidate
for councilman, arrived in town this
afternoon to attend the big republican
rally tomorrow night. All the Iepub
iicans candidates are expected in to-
morrow afternoon and the local repub-
Iicans have everything in readiness to
give them one of the grandest welcomes
ever accorded party of county candi-
dates.
The Jerome steam laundry has closed
for month or two for repairs, new
machinery being required and also
more space, the building being too
small to accommodate the force of
men employed in the laundry. During
ihe shut down the laundry work will
be sent to Prescott.
The work of rebuilding the old road
from Sanders Station to Jerome, is
progressing as rapidly as possible. /
Nearly two miles of the road are now /
completed and in first class condition. /
Work was started in the valley about |
6 mile and half from Sanders and /
tae men under the direction of Mr..
LaTamore, are now working in Yaeger
canyon, a half mile this side of San
deTs Station.