Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-12

union temperance meeting dt the , opera house tomorrow evening al 7.30 o'clock. Col. John Sobieski who has been heard with pleasure by many here in Prescott during the past week, will be the speaker. The public is cordially invited, to attend
 Phenix physicians are puzzled over } recent happening in that city About year ago a needle which a young lady had sticking il, her belt, entered the young lady's waist. A few days agosit worked it's way out of the arm of d young man who was a frequent visitor at the lady's resi- dence.@ The doctors are wondering how itgot there.
 Mrs. Colonel French of San Fran cisco, the leading woman warrior, of the Salvation army on the Pacific coast, will conduct special meetings at the Salvation Army hall, West Gurley street, Tuesday, November II, and at the BaptfstG church, GSouth Cortez street, "Wednesday, Nov. B I2. She will be assisted by Mrs. Staff Captain Connett of. Los Angeles. Meetings commence at s p. m.( Ads mission is free and all are welcome. In daily life most women are not particularly frank about their likes and their prejudices. They'will often speak with enthusiasm of those whom in reality they cannot bear, and they do it lest they may seem envious or malicious. Likewise, in summing up the qualities they like or dislike, they are not perfectly sincere. Rafford Pyke attempts in The Cosmopolitan for November to answer the question ''What Do Women Like in Wohens" "a difficult inquiry; andfone which can be answered only by observation ofwomen who are truly loved by other women. and pfsSwhoms they speak with serious respect.
 From nonday's Daily.
 Frank Myers is in town from Jer- ome.
 A territorial grand jury was im- paneled today.
 F. A. Tritle was appointed foreman of the gfaHd jury.
 Danci6g scfseol-at Dougherty's hall tonigk9 rain or shine.
 Pima is the banner republican county of this territory,
 The present rain storm is ''just what tbeadoctor ondered.p # | D. 4. Curtis and W, S. Conner came in from Lynx Creek today.
 Undertaker S. A. Logan has an ad- f yertiseneni in the Journal Miner. The electric lighte plant at Val Verde was started up on Saturday. | E, S. Clark returned last evening I from d professional visit to Flagstaff. | Track laying commenced today on the Phenix and Eastern railroad at PheniX: :.iii ~ Some one has stolen the stove from the Hook and Ladder company's quarters. A l.ij jEil:li.i
 The rainy season started in today with a fine rain commencing just after daylight. I...I
 Messrs. Heymann and Friedman have charge of the grand march for the Odd Fellows ball. ~ ltHi!I.fg
 The roof of the new school bufid- ing was completed on Saturday and the rains commenced today.
 w. H. Pitts and Miss Lovilla Brown of Ash Fork were married last week at Flagstaff by Rev. J. H.. Henry.
 The Los Angeles Herald announces that ''the late" John Mccarthy who was killed by a bear last winter is still alive. g
 In a letter to the Jeurnal.Ainer Geo. Wicker wants to be remembered to all of his old Hassayamper friends in Arizona. -' .' 'e'<.''i , -'i
 Ballot boxes have been placed in four or five stores in Prescott for vot- ing on carnival queen. Votes are five cents each. @ {
 Mrs. Joseph DeMars, who has been visiting her daughter, 9Mrs",M. E. Morin, for some time, left on Satur day for her home.
 Mr.sand Mrs. Waiter C. Brahdon arrived in Prescott Saturday evening. 1 The couple is receiving the congratu- lations of their numerous friends.
 President E. P. Ripley, of the San ta Fe company, was in Prescott on Saturday and took a run over the P. & E. road and the Crowned King extension. Heis en routev to Cali fornia. r ~A ..
 The. Prescott Stockscompany pres enting "A Noble Outcast2 at the opera house next Wednesday night, will have on its speciality role Miss Maud-Hanna, our little favorite- To the citizens of Prescott Miss Hanna needs no further introduction. ! Major Walcutt, in charge of the 5. reconstruction work at Whipple and who forwarded the plans to Wash ington some time since for the pro- J posed work, has received word that the plans are approved and he will commence work on the Improvements 4 at a very early date '- 's i'a@ '',a
 Mir. Chas. O. Engler, travelling mechanical inspector for the National Cash Register company of Dayton, Ohio, has been four days at Tilton's machine shop instructing him in the principles of their latest register and leaving the registers in Yavapai county in his charge.
 Editor St. Charles, in one column, weeps because voters did not support the socialist canG idate for sheriff in Mohave county, and in another col oumn sheds tears because they failed to support the democratic nominee for supervisor. keane seems to be working both sides of the street. The burglars who recently did business in Albuquerque headed to- wards Prescott, and are probably y in town now. Whether they will en- gage in business here or not will probably be dc'rrmined in a day or two. They are not hobos, but well dressed business looking men. e- @
 A democratic politician was ~inf- ported from Coconino county to help defeat E. s. Clark during the recent