Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-09

Sunday nights delayed train. Dr. Knickerbocker is visiting this section on mining business, being interested in the Great Eastern Placer company and expects to remain here all winter. The doctor has been in Arizona before but this Is Mrs. Knickerbocker's first visit here. As they came direct from the home city of Miss Thayer, the Journal Miners Simplex operator, the latter was very agreeably surprised to learn of their presence in this city.
 The members of the Eagles band cannot find words to express their ap- preciation of the royal treatment ac- corded them on Saturday night at Williams by the republican candidates of Coconino county, the Coconino county Eagles and the citizens of Williams. In anddition to being handsomely paid for theIr services they wyre treated to an oyster supper and liquid refreshments and cigars were theirs without stint and without price. They did not find a place in the town where they were permitted to spend a cent but in every case where they attempted it their money was showed back to them. There was rival democratic meeting held in Williams on the same night for which the Flagstaff band was engaged, but in spite of tbis the hall in which the republican meeting was held was crowded to overflowiDg. They all state that Coconino will give rousing republican majority this year. While there are several democrats in the band, every last member of it, who was at Williams would vote for the Coconino county republican candi dates if the were given an opportunity to do so.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 F. E. Biles came in yesterday from the Dividend mine.
 Governor A. O. Brodie came up from Phenix on Tuesdays train.
 Thomas Miller, son of MT. and Mrs. s. c. Miller, is reported quite ill. NJ. B. Hazeltine went up yesterday to the Punteney lime kiln near Cedar Glade.
 The Journal Miner is kept on sale at. the Harvey eating house at Ash Fork.
 D. N. Bartholdi came in on Monday from his mines in the Cherry creek country.
 Frank Coon has given up his lease on the room formerly occupied by Ar thur Robinson.
 F. c. Stamford the we'll known in- surance representative arrived on yes terday's train from the south
 George Cornell is reported to Ee quite sick in San Diego. His son Os- car left for there few days since.
 Louis W. McCandless, son of Dr. J. | N. McCandless, came in yesterday, be- ing summoned here by the serious iIl- i ness of his father.
 B. J. F. Horne returned yesterday | from five weeks trip east during which he visited the St. Louis exposi- tion and other places.
 Mrs. Metzgar is selling her furniture at private sale as her physician has advised her to leave Prescott at once on account of her health.
 Col. West, inspector general of the division of the Pacific coast U. $. army, left on yesterdays train after making all official visit to Whipple.
 G. W. Middleton will go east tomor- row on mining business. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Middleton, and expects to remain about a month or probably longer.
 Parties gonig and coming to and from Prescott hereafter will be able to purchase the Journal Miner at the Harvey House at Ash Fork, where it will be kept on sale.
 H. B. Armitage, who came up from Cochise county to cast republican vote, returned to the Old Terrible mine last night where he has charge of the development work.
 B. H. Peterson, who came recently from Springer, New Mexico, and pur- chased a blacksmith shop here, is quite sick with typhoid fever. His family arrived here recently.
 F. M. Murphy was the first man at the polls yesterday morning. He and