Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-08
From Fridays Daily.

Knights Templar meet tonight.
 Thomas Scholey was in town today from Williamson valley.
 Mrs. H. T. Smith left for Phenix this morning for a brief visit.
 Mrs. S. NJ. Walstrum has returned from a protracted visit east.
 Special Agent A. F. Leach left this morning to do some investigating in the vicinity of Jerome.
 Attorney Altman has left for New York on mining business. He will stop en route at Fort Worth, Texas, his old home.
 Prescott hotel arrivals January 3, 1902: D H Mcdonald, J Megard, Big Bug; P L Clark, Crown King; Jno P Darling, Geo H Hummer; McCabe.
 John Bianconi, an old-time resident of this county, now engaged in the dairy business at Williamson valley, is in town today on business.
 D. D. Mcdonald has gone to Cali fornia for brief vacation, on account of the recent death of his wife. The associations in Prescott, where they resided, are such as to be a constant reminder to him of his terrible loss.
 George F. Donovan attempted to rob newspaper man in Chicago and was shot and killed. Donovan is thought to have respectable connec- lions in Springfield. Mass.
 Gen. Charles King, the famous sol dier author, contributes to the Decem- Der number of 10 Story Book a new story of army life on the frontier. It is full of dash and romance and is typical of Gen. Kings best work.
 There seems to be considerable talk about the location of that public library, but the building does not seem to materialize to any great ex- tent. It has been hanging fire now for two or three years. The question of its location is not so much of a problem as the question, when will it locate?"
 Date Graham of Bisbee has been appointed lieutenant of the Arizona Rangers and will take hold of his new position at once. Date is well known throughout the territory as a brave and fearless officer and will help to make the Rangers a strong company.-Gazette.
 In the announcement of the mar riage of Jos. Archambeau, a typo graphical error occurred for which no atonement is provided and one which makes a reporter who writes reports of such affairs feel like thirty cents. '" It was the misspelling of the name of tine bride, Miss Alice Fultz.
 The first submarine cable to sur render to wireless telegraphy is that lying between Rome and Sardinia. Its uSe will shortly be discontinued, as the 200 kilometers of sea between the imperial city and the island has been successfully traversed by wire less messages.
 Dr. John W. Burns has located in Prescott, having purchased the library and office outfit of the late Dr. Scar borough. Dr. Burns will engage in general practice, making specialties of diseases of women and general surgery. He has opened his office in the Coles Bashford building.
 The St. Agatha's Guild of the Epis- copal church will social next Mon day evening at the Masonic hall at 8 o'clock. After the programme re- treatments will be served then every one may have a good time. Twenty five cents for adults, l5 cents for children. Winifred Fredericks, Sect and Treas.
 A Paris telegram of January says: A bomb was exploded last night under the balconyof the Palace of Grand Duke Constantine. The explosion occurred at the moment when the salons were thrOnged witt guests. A great panic followed, bu nobody was injured, though the dam age done was considerable. Nihilis students are suspected of committing the outrage. Fifteen students hay, ! been arrested.
 Prof. McIvor-Tyndall, who is an nounced to appear at the opera hous, soon, is the same Professor Tyndal who appeared here few years ago The same Tyndall who wanted Lo Angeles people to bury him alive but were prevented from doing so b, the police. 4 rumor which was gen erally believed shortly after the pro lessor left here stated that he wa dead. He now takes occasion t deny this and it looks as though hi word will have to be taken as truth
 Robert H. Hatfield said to be on, of the notorious Hatfield gang o Kentucky, has been killed at Troy, , mining camp in the Pinal mountains by deputy Sheriff Devine, who bore
 warrant for his arrest on the charg