Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-09-28
THE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson jr have returned from their California visit.
 H. E. Armitage came up from the southern part of the territory on Fri day.
 N. NJ. Mcdonald, after few days visit in Prescott, left on Friday for Denver.
 Mrs. G. H. McGinnis is recovering from her illness and is now able to be out and around.
 II. M. Globes the capable young at torney of Jerome, is in the city, and prominent figure in the democratic ,nvention.
 Mrs. Crajo left on Friday for visit to California. Her nephew, c. H. Button, left the same day for his home in the east.
 J. E. Mccoy left last Thursday for California on business connected with the destruction of his hotel by fire the day previous.
 Eugene Greenwood and family have moved into their new residence re- gently purchased from MT. and Mrs. W. c. Bashford.
 Six soldiers left Whipple on Friday for Fort Logan, near Denver, to take part in the department athletic contest which will take place there October 4, and 6.
 Mrs. G. P. Campbell left on Sun- day for Santa Paula for a visit with her parents, being threatened with nervous prostration since the death of their little daughter.
 Dan Bowen was in town from May CT during the week. He has an abid- ing faith ID the ultimate outcome of the onyx industry in that section in which he is heavily interested.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Belcher return ed on Thursday last from their visit to Hot Springs and the former left on Friday for California where his broth CT Hiram Belcher is reported very sick.
 W. J. Craft, the genial clothing salesman is back at his old place in Ed. Blocks clothing store. Mir. Craft is a good salesman. He will be pleased to meet his old friends at MT. Blocks i emporium.
 H. A. Kendall has taken the posi- tion as representative of the Scranton Correspondence school and left on Friday to work the towns along the ! Santa Fe railroad between Needles | and Winslow
 pr. and Mrs. Looney of McCabe, are visiting in the city, staying at the Burke The doctor is a stalwart democrat, as we'll as successful phy- sician. They have many friends among Prescott people.
 Under the heading: "For Sheriff. Hearst Democrat candidate" John P. Feeney of Kingman announces his candidacy for sheriff of Mohave coun- ty subject to the votes of the people on election day, November 8, 1904" MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Clark of Jerome, are visiting in the city and are the guests of the Burke. Mir. Clark is the manager of the great United Verde and is in attendance at . the democratic convention as a spec tator.
 c. F. Goddard returned last week from attending meeting of the God dard Mining company at Los Angeles, and went down on Thursday to the mines. Mir. Goddard was reelected vice president and general manager of the company at the election of off cers.
 Judge and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins left last Friday for a visit to the Worlds fair. During his absence the judge will go to Boston, to attend the Epis- copal convocation which will meet there this year, having been selected as a delegate. They will be absent about six weeks.
 The report having been circulated that W. M. ClaypouI intends to re- move from Prescott permanently, be desires the Journal Miner to state that such report is without founda- tion. His family is at present in Santa Barbara, but he is still doing