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

bound train last evening and were quietly married by Rev. A. M. Gib- bons at the parsonage at 10 o'clock. Their home at present wilEbe at
 Craig.
 The funeral of the late Dr. Geo. D. Kendall took place this afternoon
 and was largely attended. The funeral services were conducted by
 the Masonic fraternity, while the
 members of the Grand Army in Pres
 colt also turned out in a body to pay their last respects to their deceased comrade.
 . MT. and Mrs. W. O. Aver, who are recent arrivals in Prescott are domi- ciled iu the residence of Mir. and Mrs. | G. M. Willard on Mt. Vernon street
 Mr.vAyer is a civil engineer in the employ of the government and is en- gagged at present in making drawings of the proposed improvements to Whipple barracks.
 Among other notable features the November Criterion presents: Com. John Paul Jones, hitherto unpub-
 blished article on Com. John Paul
 Jones by the late Admiral P0rter.- It is the famous Admiral's last article, and doubly interesting as being the record of one of the three greatest American sailors set down by an other of the trio.
 Geo S. Porter, jr., who hss the franchise for gas plant in Prescott, } arrived in Prescott last evening ac-4 , companied by E. s. Hoyt, president of the San Louis Obispo, California, Gas company. Mir. Hoyt is the in ventor of and controls the patent for Hoyt's Crude Oil and Water Gas Apparatus. A number of which are in operation in California. By the use of this apparatus change can
 be made in couple of hours from the use of oil to coal or vice versa, in
 the manufacture of gas, giving it a big advantage over one adapted to either one exclusively.
 Col. Sobieski had another good ] sized audience last evening to listen to his lecture in the court house. His subject last evening was the financial side of the temperance question and, although a dry subject, he made it very interesting. Tonight he will give his thrilling lecture on "The Rise and Fall of the Polish Republic and the Struggle of Her People" " The lecture will be delivered at the Congregational church and an ad- mission fee of fifty cents for adults and twenty-five cents for children will be charged. Col. Sobieski is a very able and eloquent. orator and he. should have full house tonight. Si'
 Willie Hatton, brother of Mrs. J. P. Dillon was seriously and probably fatally wounded in San Bernardino recently blythe accidental discharge of pistol. He was examining the weapon when it was accidentally dis charged, the bullet going into his mouth and coming out under his ear. Mrs. Dillon left for San Bernardlno immediately upon receiving informa- ton of the accident. MT. Dillon re- ceived word last evening that the at tending physician had no hope for his recovery. The young man is only P years old and while working in the Henrietta mine last spring was the victim of an accident whereby he lost an eye by piece of rock hitting it.
 The Prescott Eagles scared quite high last evening. It vas their first entertainment since the organization of the aerie here and they did them selves proud. The Odd Fellows hall, where the reception was given, was beautifully decorated for the occasion. An interesting literary and
 musical programme was rendered as an introductory to the evenings en- tainment after which there was ball lasting until after midnight. The
 Eagles proved themselves good en- tertainers. The lodge was organized in May last and already has mem
 bership of 200. They demonstrated last night that they understand to perfection the art of entertaining, as the reception and ball given by them was one of the most elaborate social functions ever given in Prescott. From Saturdays Daily. Social tonight at Dougherty hall. Bisbee cast 1132 votes at the recent election.
 Robert Drynan came up from Mar
 tinez this morning.
 A prominent Chinese mason died
 last night of dropsy.
 L. H. Chalmers, a we'll known Phe-
 nix lawyer, is in town.
 The carnival company is putting
 up streamers and other advertising matter.
 Clouds tonight and showers to- morrow is the weather forecast for
 Arizona.
 H. J. Allen of Jerome. returned
 last Thursday night from his visit to
 California and spent yesterday in Prescott.
 Physicians found it necessary to
 amputate the leg of Fireman Good rich who was injured in the Saltriver bridge accident.
 Read the advertisement in this } issue of what is promised for the big l carnival in December. It will be
 corker, and no mistake. } L. H. Hibben, county recorder of Coconino county, is in Prescott. He
 was reelected on Tuesday by a ma ajority of 4Ol out of about 12O0 2 votes.
 If you go to see "A Noble Out f cast at the opera house next Wednes- f day night you will have the pleasure : of hearing several new and catch y
 songs by M. Trigalles.
 c. O. Zeigenfuss, we'll known newspaper writer and a former edis , tor of the Phenix Republican com-
 mitted suicide in San Francisco re-
 gently by the inhalation of gas. Agents Wanted-A New York cor poration wants a reliable man in every county; opportunity of a life
 time; permanent income. Interna- f tional Company, 231 Broadway, New : York.
 I Judge J. NJ. sMurphy came over 3 from Kingman last evening. He says
 that Wilson carried that county by C eight majority. and the democrats