Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Storey left on
yesterdays train for Red Cloud, Neb.,
where they will spend a month.
Captain ]. l.. B. Alexander, the we'll
known Phenix attorney, came up on
Thursdays train from the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Brannon
moved into one of the j. j. Fisher
cottages on Pleasant street few days
since.
C. H. B. Carter returned last night
to Kelvin where he is in the employ
of the Phenix and Eastern railroad
with his teams.
NJ. B. Hazeltine and family, who
have been visiting in the east for sew
eral weeks, are expected to reach home
next Saturday.
Registration is proceeding slowly
and the list keeps growing there being
nearly 4. 900 names on the great regis
ter on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. L. Williams re-
turned yesterday from attending the
Flagstaff carnival and a side trip to
the Grand Canyon.
Mr.. Hildebran, an employe OF
Cooks jewelrys tore has gone to Phen-
tx to take a position in the firms
store at that place.
S. s. WaIstrons will leave within
few days for New York where he will
take up his residence and engage in
the insurance business.
Emil E. Gabler and Miss Ella
CrowninshieId of New York arrived
here on Wednesday with Wells II.
Bates on mining business.
A. NJ. Cavell is expected home from
his eastern trip on Sunday and will be
accompanied by bride according to
apparently reliable rumors.
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Forest Supervisor F. r. Stewart
went out yesterday to Hooper on forest
reserve business. He was accompanied
by his chief ranger Leon F. Kniep.
Two democratic orator; returned
yesterday from trip to an outlying
mining camp bordering on state of
collapse from the strenuosity of cam
paigning.
D. D. Draper, an employe of r. H.
Burmister & Sons company. returned
yesterday from spending his vacation
with relatives, having left here Sep
TEN Der 9Th.
The local railroad officials received
advices on Thursday from the Santa
Fe company that traffic on its line
had been opened up on Wednesday its
entire length.
Barney Smith and W. A. Cline went
out this afternoon to Williamson VAL
ley to join the other county candi-
dates there where meeting will be
held this evening by them.
A socialist speaker has been holding
forth in the court house for couple
of nights. He paid his respects to
some of the prominent democrats in
his talks, and notably to Mark Smith.
The prohibitionists nominated Osto
"a Gibson for delegate TO congress at
a convention held in Phenix on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Gibson was the party's
candidate last year for the same posi-
ton.
Kid McClung, who was placed i'll
Jail over a month ago was released
from custody yesterday on an order
from Court Commissioner j. G. For
est, having presumably furnished a
satisfactory bond.
Gentry Brothers bill posting car was
dropped off in Prescott on Wednesday
night and the force of over twenty
bill posters were engaged on Thursday
in billing the town. The car was TAX
en- to Phenix last night.
Harry 3risley will return home to
day from Phenix where he went few
days. since to attend meeting of the
territorial board of pharmacy for the
examination of number of applicants
for licenses as druggists.
Major w. III. Bonsall, we'll known
insurance adjuster and formerly a
member of the hoard of managers of
the Soldiers homes, arrived in Pres
colt yesterday from the south on a
business visit to this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Adenus return
ed last evening from California where
they went some time since for the
benefit of the formers health. He has
been greatly improved by the rest and