Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-12-25
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
 Workmen's lodge meets tonight.
 Governor Murphy came up from Phenix on this mornings train.
 After siege of three or four weeks sickness, Murray McInernay is able to be up again.
 Thermometer 13 above zero this morning. Falling barometer this afternoon, indicating storm. Miss Theresa Fredericks has re- turned from attending Mills seminary to spend the holidays at home.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Bagby have re- turned from four months vacation spent at San Jacinto, California.
 Supt. Kusche is having the trenches dug today for the piping of the water supply for the court house and grounds.
 Three or four weddings of promi- nent young people of Prescott are announced for the near future.
 F. NJ. Murphy left New York few days since and is expected here on Monday to spend Christmas with his family.
 Joe Mayer left for Mayer this morning after a couple of days visit in Prescott as a witness before the court.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Wakely return ed last evening from trip to Hillside where the former went on professional business.
 Miss Dora Mather came up from Tempe this morning to spend the holiday vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Mather.
 The Salvation Army will have special services Christmas night at their headquarters, conducted by Captain Kirkwood.
 "The World Christless or Chris tian" will be the theme at the Sunday evening service in the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street.
 W. F. Taliefero, of the law and land department of the Santa Fe Pa cific railroad was in Prescott yester- day on official business.
 A great many people have been laborlng under the impression that Methusalah is dead. The individual however is now holding down a job in a section gang on the Santa Fe Pacific railroad at Navajo Springs.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, Dec 19: John Grauf, Poland; Geo H Giles pie, Huron; Mae Boer, Denver; H B Bum, Hello Canyon; Mrs L s An drey, Cripple Creek; T Schumacher, Sacramento.
 Isaac Joseph, in the employ of T. w. Otis, at his store, fell down the elevator shaft yesterday sustaining a very severely sprained ankle. It was lucky for him that no bones were broken, as the distance he fell was about sixteen or eighteen feet.
 T. P. Otis of Wellsville, New York, is visiting his brother, T. w. Otis, in Prescott. This is his third or fourth visit here. He is interested in min ing property in Nevada adjoining the Mckinley mine, being a director of the company and has been on an official visit to the property.
 The incoming of Christmas will be celebrated with grand, approriate midnight services at the Catholic church, Alfred Quetu officiating, as- sisted by Rev. Cambiaire of Tucson. The church will be elaborately dec orated with evergreen and special music will be provided for the occa- sion.
 The Prescott social club has elect ed the following officers: President, M. B. Hazeltine; vice president, Mrs. w. c. Campbell; secretary, Miss Amelia Block; treasurer, c. V. Brock way. The club proposes to establish a free reading, with possibly coffee serving adjunct.
 Members of K. of P. lodge are urged to meet at their hall at l 80 p. m. tomorrow, to attend the funeral of the late Samuel Hill.
 Sheriff Munds left this morning for the Verde valley, taking with him the Indian Lou, charged with the re- cent killing of Indian Pete. He was taken there for preliminary examina- ton.
 Billy Blankenship, formerly city marshal of Phenix and later of Je- rome, is at LaCananea, Mexico. Billy always keeps as a sort of advance guard to civilization. Whenever a town becomes strictly quiet and law abiding, Blakenship emigrates to some new town. As a peace officer he has proven himself one of the best in the territory.
 "The Cowboy and the Lady" which will be presented at the opera house soon by $. Miller Kent and an excep- tionaily clever company, will be mounted in a sumptuous metropoli- tan manner, Forty persons figure in the cast, and two carloads of hand some scenery are carried for the pro- duction. Tie costumes are said to be very effective and the whple pro- duoIion equal in every way to 'she original lne ., the JKpickerbocker tbeatre l9 New S-0rk i; ''''+ s'''