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


 Herman Voge has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Adolph Spadino. The estate consists of half interest in the Germania sa- loon and S113 in cash in bank and some mining claims of unknown value. He did not keep up his dues in the order of Hermann Sons and all the benefits he will derive from that order will be S100 to cover funeral expenses.
 Both of our Prescott contemporaries have published notices of Fen &. Hildreth viIsting the Grand Canyon. Mir. Hildreth has not been outside of Yavapai county for months and it has been definitely ascertained that the Grand Canyon has not been removed to this county so Mr. Hildreth's alleged visit to it must either be great big mistake or he has performed miracle.
 There are four tickets in the field for delegate to congress this year, ssa new one having just sprung up yester- day being that of the socialist labor party. Just wherein the socialist la bor party differs from the regular so- ciaIist party has not been learned. Its candidate is J. A. Leach and as far as known the party has no county tickets in the field. With the five tickets it will make a regular blanket sheet bal lot. The tickets as far as heard from are the republican, democratic, social ist, prohibition and socialist labor.
 B. F. Cheney, the Santa Fe official left on yesterdays northbound train in private car of the St. Louis Mem phis and Southeastern railroad con- pany for visit to the Grand Canyon, en route east. He was accompanied by his wife and by Miss Florence Jones, daughter of the division super intendent of the Southern Pacific rail road, at Tucson, and by Miss Jones' friend, Miss Gertrude Whitaker, of San Francisco, the young ladies hay ing been invited by Mrs. Cheney to accompany her as her guests on the trip. MT. and Mrs. Cheney will con- tinue their journey east and the young ladies will return on Saturday en route to Tucson. During their stay in Prescott, the entire party were the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Murphy. From Fridays Daily.
 D. J. Sullivan went to Congress last night.
 Morse Darnell came up from Hill side Thursday.
 Thomas E. Campbell came over from Jerome last evening.
 J. M. Ross left on last nights train for Bisbee on professional business.
 J. B. Tomlinson returned Thursday from a visit of several weeks in Mexico.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cecil G. Fennell came up from the south on yesterdays train.
 The socialists will not put up a can- didate for district attorney in this county to take the place resigned by c. W. Hicks.
 T. G. Norris returned Thursday from Kingman, where he went on pro fessional business to attend the session of the district court.
 Miss Stanley, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Holbrook, wife of Major Holbrook, of Whipple, left on yesterdays train for the east.
 Joseph Schuler, who left here July 2d for the Soldiers Home near Santa Monica in very poor health returned last night completely recovered.
 Wm. Brobst, an old time stage driver of this county and occasional poet, left on yesterdays train for Covina, California, to reside in the future.
 Judge R. E. Sloan and Court Re- porter W. s. Norviel returned yester- dsy from Kingman, where the former held three days term of the district court.
 Mrs. Nellie Bagby yesterday made application in the probate court to have John Ross appointed administra- tor of the estate of her late husband, John Bagby.
 Mrs. A l.. Hilton, mother of Bert i Hilton, who went to St. Louis to at tend the Grand Chapter Eastern Star, was elected as one of the executive officers of the order.
 Bob Weyms, the "Irish Lord'' re- turned yesterday from the Santa Maria country. He says the socialists dowI n-xXTHTTSS e