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

From Fridays Daily.
 Another sharp north wind today.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. c. Shekels arrives
 in Prescott on Wednesday night fo
 a brief visit.
 John Ellis and Mrs. Rosa Coone,
 were married yesterday by Probat
 Judge c. P. Hicks.
 The directors of the Yavapai Com
 mercial club are requested to meet il
 Judge Sloan's office tomorrow night
 Miss Lulu Hunter of the Flagstaff normal school, who has been attend ing the teachers institute, returned yesterday to Flagstaff.
 Miss Pauline Johns and hel brother, Bert Johns, have come uI from Tucson, where they have been attending the territorial university, to spend the holidays with theil parents.
 A search of Mrs. Rosa Cooney on Christmas resulted in the unearthing of Sl, ,270. Her trial has been set to take place this afternoon. The money is in the hands of the sheriff, and orders are said to be out to two firms of attorneys for S250 each, or an aggregate of $500 against the total amount of it.
 Midnight Mass services on the right before Christmas attracted a large audience to the Catholic church. Standing room was at premium. The services throughout were very impressive and the music was excep- tionally good and appropriate, one gentleman remarking that it was the best he had ever heard in Prescott.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals Dec 27. J H Adams, Williams; James Leonard and wife Del Rio W NJ Fisher and wife Huron; John a Sheridan, Lead Marie Cathell, Buckley; Alfred B Noxon, Daily Mining Report, Colo rado Springs; W M S Dolon, Phenix; James Mcbride, Pete Sanger, Butte Montana; Miss Mollie Jackson, Ana conda.
 Mirth, marvel and mystery abound iu "A Night of Mystery" which Dr. Alexander J. McIvor-Tyndall, the famous London mystifier, presents at the Dake opera house next Wednes- day evening. Dr. McIvor-Tyndall has consented, at the urgent request of some of the leading business and professional men, to give his demon stration exactly as it has been given in the capitals of Europe and the cities of America.
 Alfred B. Noxon, representing the Daily Mining Record of Colorado Springs, Colorado, arrived on last nights train and will visit the various districts of this county in the interests of that paper. The Mining Record is the greatest mining paper in the world and is the only daily paper published in the world which is devoted exclusively to the mining interests. Mir. Noxon will leave on tonight's train for Wickenburg, wnere he expects to remain for several days and will write a series of articles from there to the above paper.
 Ed. Lit, a popular member of the Brisley Drug company, left on this mornings train for d visit to his former home in Canada. Mir. Lit pays a visit there once or twice year to visit his relatives and old friends, but the present one has special sig nifcance and the Journal Miner com mits no breach of confidence in stat ing what that significance is. While there be will lead to the altar one of Canada's fair daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Lit will return to Prescott about the first of February to take up their residence, he having already provided and furnished a house for himself and bride on Marina street. Mir. Lit has an army of friends in this section who will join with the Journal-M Miner in extending congratu- lations to him and his bride in ad- vance of the ceremony and who will also extend a cordial welcome on their return to Prescott.
 George Emmons, a man about thirty five years of age, was bit on the hand by a skunk Friday night, while sleeping on the ground a short distance below Cottonwood. Shortly after nine o'clock he was awakened by some animal walking on the can vas with which he was covered, and threw out his hand preparatory to getting up. Just as soon as the hand appeared from under the cover the skunk grabbed it and put his teeth through the feshy part just below the little finger of the right hand, and it was only after some trouble that the animal was prevailed upon to let go of his hold. After killing the skunk, one of the large kind, Emmons came direct to Jerome, where a physician dressed his wound. A subscription list was at once started by Johnny Fain and Jeff Davis, with the result that Elm mons left this morning for Chicago with over S2O0 to have the wound treated at the Pasteur hospital.-Je- rome News.
 The plot of "Too Rich to Marry" presents the remarkable situation of two young men whose love affairs do not run smoothly, because one is too poor and the other is too rich. Pon- sonby, a poor artist, falls in love with the daughter of a rich mine owner named Wiggs, while on a sketching trip to Colorado. Van Vlissengen, rich young man, while on visit to Maryland, falls in love with Aletha, a beautiful Dunkardess. Ponsonby persuades the Colorado girl to elope with him. The opening scenes of the comedy find him married and settled