Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-05

The body of Harry Peters, who
 was buried by the cave-in of the Lit
 tie Jessie shaft, was recovered yes
 terday morning. The accident oc-
 cured last Saturday.
 The Courier turned its batteries on
 the editor of the Journal Miner again
 this morning. When short of cam
 paign ammunition or when cornered
 in argument this is its unfailing re-
 sort, and has been for years. As the
 editor of the Journal-Miner is pretty
 we'll known by this time and as the
 source from~whence these petty little
 personal attacks is equally well
 known no attention is paid to them.
 The members of the Ladies' Aid
 society of the NJ. E. church feel deeply grateful for the liberal patron age extended to them last evening.
 The hall was we'll filled and appar- ently every one present felt at home and had a good time. Mrs. F. P.
 Ward and Miss Criley each sang solo, the former being accompanied
 by Mrs. Fen s. Hildreth and the latter by Mir. Porter. The selections were highly appreciated by the audi ence. Miss Strange, who /has achieved quite a reputation as an amateur palmist, dressed in true Gypsy fashion, was in charge of a booth for palm reading, and all who patronized the booth seemed well pleased. Miss Jane Mosher was also in charge of Gypsy fortune telling booth, and Mrs. Vincent, who is an expert at fortune telling, ran a booth though not in Gypsy costume. Vari- ous kinds of Halloween games were played and refreshments consisting pies, doughnuts and cof- fee and other palatable edibles were served. The entertainment proved a | financial success and from the numerous expressions of satisfaction from those in attendance all seemed | to enjoy the social feature of it. From rLOnday's Daily.
 Joe Roberts is the man 10 vote for for sheriff.
 The board of supervisors are in session today.
 The Brisley Drug company has a new advertisement in this issue.
 Everybody should turn out to the court house tonight to the republican ally.
 Vo,e the republican ticket tomor- ow and get change in the court louse.
 Voting places tomorrow will be at Did Fellows hall and in the Scopel building.
 The Prescott Stock company will tive an entertainment soon at the 'pera house.
 If you are in favor of an honest, apable man for district attorney, ote for E. $. Clark.
 NJ. J. Hickey will retire from poli- s ics tomorrow and will again resume s lis duties in Hotel Burke.
 Maricopa county has only a few undred more names on her great egter than Yavapai county.
 Governor A. o. Brodie came up rom Phenix this morning and will peak at the court house tonight.
 Every republican should work 'ithout ceasing until the polls close evening. The opportunity resents itself for success. Improve
 to the best.
 Billy Dugan, who has been in Pres ott for year and a half placing ater heaters in buildings, has gone , Phenix to locate and is associated .ith William Evans.
 The official meeting of the Metho- ist Episcopal church, appointed for o'clock this evening, is postponed } the same hour next Monday, Nov. Q. A. Nj. Gibbons, pastor.
 Judge Wright has joined the ncient and Honorable Order of A little girl back in In who came to the home of IT. and Mrs. Reub Jackson had the onOr of conferring the title on him.
 As a rule railroad companies ob- terate all evidences of a wreck as peedily as possible to hide it from ublic view. An exception to this ccurred in Phenix on Sunday when ne NJ. & P. railroad ran an excursion rain from Phenix to the scene of the -recked bridge.
 One of the episodes of American istory that strike the fancy and ling to the memory, even when some f the great events grow dim, was srael Putnam's ride during the evolution at Horseneck. Harriet 'rescott Spofford has made this the ubject of a graceful and spirited oem in the Criterion. :, It was a small audience that s reeted Oliver Bainbridge on Satur | ay evening. Tt was smaller proba- c ly than it otherwise would have t cen owing to the fact that the place r [ holding it was changed from the t igh school building to the opera ouse. He talked however for over | n hour giving many interesting and a drilling experiences of his travels, o nd at the conclusion of his lecture il ave an opportunity to the audience s 9 examine his pictures and souvenirs. $ ie and his wife left yesterday for t Williams, from where they will visit L he grand canyon. MT. Bainbridge xpects to complete his tramp around il be world in January, when he ex t ects to reach London. . O
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