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

Mrs. Wm. Poole, whose husband il in the employ of Brown Bros, arrived in Prescott a few days since and the couple have taken their permanent residence in Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Burmister Jeff on Saturday evening for a triI through the southern para of the ter ritory. They will visit Phenix Tempe and Tombstone and expect tc be absent for about four weeks.
 Wanted--A trustworthy lady ol gentleman in each county to manage business for an old established house of solid inancialstanding. A straight bona fide weekly salary of S1Sy00 paid by. check each Wednesday with al expenses direct from headquarters Money advanced for expenses. Man ager, $40 Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
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 Dick Wick Hall, editor of the Wickenburg News, was defeated fol Justice of the Peace by a printer whom, he says, he brought from Phenix, when he, did not have dol lar or a change of clothes. In spite of his defeat though Dick filled his paperwith growing roosters over the selection of Judge Kibbey and Billy Cook in Maricopa county.
 s Editor Thompson of the Jerome Reporter says that "Clark, who has beaten Sullivan, is an unknown quan- tity in this county" Brother Thomp. son simply shows his ignorance in hisfemark. Mir. Clark located in Yavapai county about the middle eighties. He was foreman of the Journal Miner office for several years, resigning his position in 1886 to'aecept. the, positiont-of supervisor of the censussfor the territory.
 The opera house was crowded last evening, the occasion being a union temperance 4neeting and q farewell lecture by Colonel Sobieski.-@ The lecture was one of Colonel Sobieski's most eloquent and he was frequently applauded during the delivery. Col onel Sobieski will leave tonight for Phenix, and will remain a week or ten days in that city and surround ing towns. As result of his visit here Good Templars lodge was 1organizedwith a membership of twenty-three.
 Word was received here yesterday that Dick O'NeIll had died Saturday night at Grand View station on the 5. F., P. X P railroad between Kirk land and Hillside station. He was on his way to Hillside to work and camped for the night at the above place He was janitor of the Lawle- block for some time and had for merly conducted a restaurant at Flagstaff, being an excellent cook. He was an industrious, good hearted man. but had a weakness for strong drink, which was responsible for his death, as he had been drinking heavily for several days prior to leaving Prescott. He was about SO years old and native of New Orleans.ta-
 The question asked by a great many people is, ''What is pink do- minoi" The best way to find out is by attending the one at Dougherty's s hall on Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 26. Dressed in pink Mother Hubbard, with pink mask, your own mother wouldn't know whether it is her daughter or her father, for "All coons look alike pink domino is like a masquerade, only the costume will not>exceed Sl in cost, and you will bave just as much fun. We want you to save your money for the Eagles street carnival, instead of hiring an expensive costume. Now remember, no one is allowed on the floor unless attired in a pink domino. We dance till 2 o'clock, unmask at II p. m.; give you good music, and will not raise the price of admission. All the good people of Prescott and vicinity are invited to attend on Wednesday evening, Nov. 26, by Friedman & Heymann. It