Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-05
From Friday's Daily,

I
 evening at Odd Fellows hall.
 Your fortune told for 10 cents al
 the Halloween social this evening.
 Ben F. Holbrook and Miss Frances
 Tborbecke will be married this even.
 ing.
 Everybody welcome at the Hal
 lowe'en social at Odd Fellows hall
 this evening.
 Dr. J. Bradford, president of the
 McCabe Extension Mining company,
 left for Los Angeles today.
 Walter c. Brandon of Prescott and
 Miss Frances Bethune of Los An.
 geles were married in the latter city on Wednesday, October 29.
 A finance committee will wait on the citizens of Prescott shortly to solicit subscriptions for the prizes of
 the miners drilling contest.
 Democratic candidates will hold a meeting at Skull valley tonight, after which there will be dance. Several Prescott people will go down to at tend the dance.
 The carnival people will commence putting up their posters tomorrow for the December carnival. It promises to be the biggest event ever witnessed in Prescott.
 
 The Los Angeles Times of Tuesday contained lengthy notice of a ser mon preached in Covina on Sunday by Rev. H. W. Peck on the subject of How Voters Should Vote"
 They say there is nothing in a name, but anarchist Richardson's Colorado Courier is being operated on the same lines that its Prescott is-"forninst" the Mur- phys.
 The Crowned King extension of the Prescott and Eastern railroad has been completed to Turkey creek and train service to this point will com mence next Monday, November 3.
 R. A. Greenhill will move his | candy factory on Monday two doors vest of its present location. His l business has grown so rapidly that he present quarters are inadequate o its accommodation.
 The Jerome News is making a fight on E. H. Meek. The Prescott Courier is fighting the Murphys. The object in both cases is the same an attempt to prejudice voters gainst the republican ticket because hese men happen to be republicans.
 The Boston store has purchased he bankrupt stock of Barthel & Stocks and tell in this issue some of he bargains they are offering the public. The goods are new and up o-date in every respect while the 'rices are temptingly low.
 Dr. Frances Woods will speak Sat Irday afternoon at the Congrega- ional church at 2.30 o'clock. Dr. Woods has been a red cross nurse in he Philippines and is a very inter sting speaker. She will speak in he court house Sunday night Everybody invited to come and hear CT.
 Prescott offers no end of attrac- ions this evening. The Ladies' Aid f the Nj. E. church, which inaugur- ted giving Halloween entertain lents few years ago, will give a Ocial at Odd Fellows hall. Dough l rty's hall will be the scene of ance, and dance will also be given ( the opera house. Some young ' kisses will also give a dance at K. of f }. hall, in the nature of a surprise Y arty, and the regular meeting of lasonic lodge takes place also to- ight. P. L. Kastner today sold his saloon f usiness, building and restaurant to l larry Van Alen and Joseph Archam- eau of Ash Fork, the price paid be lg S20,000. The purchasers are ex- men in the business and { ill no doubt continue as successful ( s MT. Kastner has been. The latter Jill owns nice residence in Prescott nd owns some good mining property l the county. He will remain here I or some months and may return to . is former home in Canada next year , ) reside.
 At meeting of the city council t 0day an order was passed waving a | cense for the carnival and granting ' rec use of the city for carnival pur- oses the first week in December. I his insures the carnival. A half car 7 pad of advertising posters has ar ived.
 A span of the NJ. & P. bridge across I he Salt river, at Tempe, collapsed ] ast night while the Maricopa train s 7as passing over it. The engine, one l mpty freight car, a car load of cattle nd car of merchandise were pre- lpitated to the river bed, twenty : eet. An Indian who was stealing a I ide was killed and the fireman was ! ljured. The Pullman ear stopped , ght at the edge of the break. Had
 gone few feet further it would ave gone down too and the loss of . fe would no doubt have been heavy. rom Saturdays Daily. |; Attend the lecture at the high ,hool tonight. Mir. Bainbridge will tell some drilling experiences tonight at the f igh school building. J. B Hooker has purchased Ruff | CTS livery stable stock and taken a 1 .ase on the building.
 Miss Freda Andersen, of Rock sland, Illinois, arrived in the city on ist nights train for a visit to her l rother, Attorney O. Louis Ander- 1 sn.