Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-09

The Ladies Guild of St. Luke Epis- copal church will hold chrysanthe- mum sale at the Brisley Drug Store
 the day before Thanksgiving, Wadnes- day, November 23d.
 s. C. Miller was thrown frcm his
 wagon at Lynx creek on Monday even-
 ing and quite seriously injured. For time his life was despaired of out he
 rallied and vas reported much irprov- ed last evening.
 H. J. Gray and family came in yes
 terday from Del Rio. Mrs. Grey will
 remain in Prescott during the winter while MT. Gray will look after his sheep and will be any place from Ash
 Fork to Phenix during the winter.
 E. L. Bowman of the Rainbow Min
 ing company, operating in the Brad shaws, came in yesterday from King
 man where he has spent some time on his return trip to California. Hs took
 his brother to the coast two months ago on account of i'll health.
 Gertie Dyer, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Dyer, is sick with diphthe- ria at their home on Mt. Vernon street. The family had just scid out all of their household effects pEePara- tory to moving to San Diego when the child was taken sick and tie fam fly was placed in quarantine.
 The Epworth league of the Ietho- dist church will give book soeial on Friday evening next at the residence of Mrs. Block and her daughter on north Marina street. Each one attend ing is desired to represent soma book in some way and then all are to engage in guessing the name of the books re- presented.
 The saloons taking election returns, the lobby of Hotel Burke and the Ya- vapai club rooms were crowded all of last evening, during the early hours to read the election bulletins. After the first few were received from the east they became very stale however as they were so totally one sided that there was nothing to keep up the in terest.' It proved to be regular land slide for Roosevelt.
 Governor A. o. Brodie cane up from Phoenix on yesterday mornings train 10 exercise his right of suffrage in Prescott. Notwithstanding the gov ernor of Arizona resides in Phoenix, he has continued to claim Yav&pai as his home, and no matter where he is | in Arizona, whether as a citizen or an | offiical, he casts his vote in the city | to which he has been attached for so | long. Governor Brodie speaks in a joyous manner over President Eoose- velts election, and returned to the capital on last night s train.
 President E. P. Ripley and Second | Vice President J. W. Kendrick Of the Santa Fe company, General Manager Arthur G. Wells and Chief Engineer R. B. Burns of the Santa Fe Pacific | arrived in Prescott or Monday even- i ing at o'clock, by special train, of three private cars of the first named three officials, making | the run from Ash Fork in two hours. | They remained in Prescott on Monday | night and on Tuesday morning, r. M. Murphy's private car, with MT. Mur phy and MT. Emmert aboard, and car was added to the rain and they left for the south, mak- ing the run to the end of the track of he sPhenix & Eastern road. The en- ire party returned to Prescott last night and Mr. Ripley and party went ,n through to Ash Fork where MT. 2ipley's and MT. Hendricks cae will 1e attached to the east bound passen- ger train No. 8. MT. Ripley is ca his Innual inspection tour of the Santa Fe road and was somewhat pressed for ime, coming down over the s. F. P. & ? on the invitation of Mir. Murphy.