Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-26
JEROME DOINGS.

OClOhlCs OOb- AOs OnACAs 4dOA AGOL
 and the republican candidates fol
 county offices were given a warm anG
 enthusiastic reception tonight. The meeting was held under the auspices of the Fowler club, of which Tom Campbell is president and which has a membership of 15O. The opera house was we'll filled, nearly 600 people being present. The meeting opened with the singing of the patriotic air, America, after which the speakers were introduced. Fowler was given an ovation and in the course of his re- marks won many friends by his fair minded manner in discussing various subjects near peoples hearts. Morri- son spoke first, predicting an over whelming majority for Roosevelt and Fowler on November Sth. He made an eloquent plea for the support of the republican nominee, who was chased as the ablest man in the territory to be sent to Washington. He told the peo- pie few things about Smith and his Utah statehood actions. He also spoke of Santa Fe Pacific taxation deals which Mark claimed credit for passing showing that people of Flagstaff are alone responsible for that. Fowler spoke for an hour ou statehood and ir- rigatIon and told of his efforts as citizen at Washington in behalf of Arizona. Jerome will roll up larger republican majority this year than ever before.
 Guy Bailey arrived from Prescott this afternoon and will assume the position vacated by R. c. Lane in the Bank of Arizona. MT. Bailey does not know definitely whether he will stay here permanently or not but is under the impression that he will
 Arthur Wood, who has been in the employ of the I. F. Miller company for some time past left for Prescott this afternoon where he will remain a few days before returning to his home in the east.
 R. c. Lane, who has been employed in the Bank of Arizona for the past few years, has resigned his position and will assume the position of pay 0f TTnsk1I Uo,14 company's office, NJ. Fraser, who has been paymaster for several years hay ing resigned.
 Considerable amusement was afford ed the boy <, in the company's store by a drunken Mexican namsd Sandoval. The Mexican thought he had been to clean out the store and after being thrown out several times was finaIl-0loaded into the delivery wagon b, Deputy Sheriff Frank Nevin and carted off to the city jail, where he will have ample time.to reflect and to reconsider his foolhardy actions.
 The United Verde smelter shut down last night for repairs and to connect up. the new smoke fiues, with the big dust chamber which was recently con- pleted. It is probable that the shut down will not last more than few days and that the red metal will again l be flowing from the big furnaces.
 Hon. E. A. Fowler, republican can- didate for congress, E. 5. Clark, re- publican candidate for district atto1n- ey and the rest of the republican can didates arrived here this afternoon | and were received by the Jerome com mittee of republicans at the Jerome opera house, which has been secured | for the big republican rally this even- ing. People are coming into town from every direction to attend the i 
 Barney Smith, of Prescott arrived in Jerome this afternoon.
 Sheriff Joe Roberts arrived in town this afternoon to take part in the re- publican demonstration tonight.
 R. E. Morrison arrived this after noon to speak at the rally tonight.