Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-30


 last horse to get onto the political race track for supervisor, and in addi- tion to making fleet race he will also serve Yavapai county for four years, receiving the highest vote for supervisor and in accordance with the law will hold over and will not have
 to make the race again in two years
 hence.
 The Eagles entertainment committee
 met Sunday evening to arrange for the
 meeting next Thursday night at which
 the election of officers for the coming
 year will take place. It was decided
 to follow the lodge session with an elaborate smoker which means not on
 ly an elegant spread of the good things to eat and drink but some good short talks and other features that any full fiedged Eagle would regret to miss. The proper committee men have been instructed to pluck every turkey roost- ing within reach and to secure large supply at any cost. There will be ample and sundry other palatable things to keep the turkey company with pink lemonade and other agree able liquids to aid the appetite. And fine cigars to follow. The Journal. Miner man overheard a discussion of only few of the things to happen and we are sure that if any Eagle misses this occa sion he will never cease to regret it.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 Isaac Earth, the we'll known attorney of Apache county, is in the city on professional business.
 Mrs. Henry Goldwater, of San Fran cisco, who formerly resided in Pres colt, is a visitor in the city. Mrs. Goldwater is the guest of Mrs. J. L. Fisher.
 Track laying on the bee line road that starts from near Congress Junc- tion and is routed for the Colorado river, is progressing rapidly and near ly five miles are being operated.
 Kid McClung, a disciple of the manly art, will go to California in a few days, where he has an engagement to pound some one to pieces. He is a very clever man with the mits.
 Capt. N. NJ. Edwards, of Appleton, Wis, and'a friend of Ed s. Campbell came in on yesterdays train and will spend a few days in this vicinity in- vestigating our mineral resources.
 Seventeen witnesses from Mayer came in Monday night to attend the trial of Averill. As Joe Mayer said this morning the only men folks left were the cook and the bottle washer. i
 Tom Picket and M. E. Morin are home again from the shooting tourna. ment recently held in Tucson. Both gentlemen speak highly of the visit made and of the courtesies shown them.
 The Bisbee Miner says that Ed Shu- mate spent several days in that city looking for a location but being un- able to secure suitable place has gone back to Tucson where he will probably go into business.
 An agent of the government is in southern Arizona rounding up all the burros that are for sale. They will be taken to the Philippines. Their size is asid to be very acceptable to the Filipino, and the latter are very much impressed with their introduction.
 The Literature section of the Mon lay club held its regular meeting in .he Kindergarten room Monday after noon. Julius Caesar, Act II, Scene l, vas discussed; Mrs. ". T. Brown, eader. Mrs. W. s. Norviei gave an talk on the Character of Portia.''
 D. c. Young, the father of Joe F. Young, the deputy sheriff along the Santa Fe, and Lon Young, the we'll known cattleman, died Monday even- :, ng at Seligman, after long illness. He was 75 years of age, and interment will be had in the above place. H. NJ. Maus & Co.,, provided casket and he same was shipped to that place 
 Some measly, petty larceny thief / again paid visit to the Courier car , 'iers cart Sunday night and this time , le took away pair of straps that were lsed to hold the springs in position.- - , Courier. The constable elect from |, hat office should take off his detective , 'pectacles and get down to work to , Ward off future occurrences in that inc.