Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-01

| HUH tne north lelt on toOay traln
 James Morris and Mrs Agnes
 Knoepper were married at Richenbal
 on Christmas by Justice McPhee.
 Carl Behn of Phenix, formerly oi
 McCabe, is in town for a brief visit
 with his brother, H. K. Behm.
 The World almanac is a complete
 encyclopedia in itself of recent his
 torical events. Twenty-Five cents. td
 The "old horse" sale took place at
 the depot today. A miscellaneous aggregation of articles were offered
 for sale, the most of it being in the
 shape of rolls of bedding.
 A special train with two car loads of invited guests of the railroad com pany went out to Hell's canyon to- day to see the big bridge which has just been completed. The first train passed over the new structure today.
 The subject of the sermon next Sunday morning at the Baptist church will be ''The Royal Road" The evening subject will be 'Fiddling While Rome is Burning"
 Send your order to the Journal Miner for the World almanac. Twenty-Five cents at this office or by mail thirty-three cents. If
 While attempting to protect a saloon from robbery at Douglas, Arizona, a week ago, A. G. Evans was shot and mortally wounded by the robbers. The latter escaped, but were foiled in their purpose by Evans.
 Prof. A. J. Matthews, principal of the Tempe normal school, has re- ceived hearty welcome from his many friends in Prescott on the occa- sion of his present visit. Prof. Mat thews made such a reputation as prin- cipal of the Prescott public schools that the normal school board enticed him away from Prescott.
 A musical and literary program will be rendered by the Sunday School of the Methodist Episcopal assisted by the choir and or chestra on Sunday evening, in the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street.
 The theme for the morning sermon at the Congregational church, by the Rev. H. B. Long will be ''The Son of Man." The annual meeting will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the church. After the business meet ing all members and friends will be entertained socially at the parsonage.
 Joseph Archambeau of Ashfork is a visitor to Prescott, and it is stated | that on Monday he will be married to Miss Fultz, one of Yavapai's pop ular school teachers who has been en- gagged in her profession at the above | place. The marriage will take place l at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Munds.
 Prof. Taylor, principal of the Flag staff normal school, and a man who | stands at the head of the list, as an as well as a most genial and pleasant gentleman, arrived in Prescott on Wednesday night and | has participated in the last two days 1 session of the institute. He returned | to Flagstaff this morning.
 The remains of Clarence King, the well known mining engineer who | died in Phenix December A, have been shipped to New Jersey for burial. Mir. King was one of the most widely known mining engineers in the United States, and no one in the profession took a higher rank as an authority than he did.
 Prescott hotel arrivals Dec r: N Price, Chicago; Mrs Lea Phelps, G P Henderson, Phenix; H D Wright, H Enfeldt, 'Too Rich to Marry Cos" W c Miller, Jerome; Chas M Clark, Globe; Chas E Nathhorst, Jerome; J s Johnson, Mayer; H L Fishel, c F Big Bug; Ed Casey, Ray Baugher, Rock Butte; Mrs Schuster. H G Fausler, L A; Chas Nuner, T M Colo Springs; Jno L Bue- del, Keokuk, ia; Mary Bulfuich, Mon roe, Wis.
 Both the authors and the stories in the December number of 10 Story Book demonstrate that the latest | of this popular magazine is in nowise inferior to the numbers 1 that precede it. Gen. Charles King contributes 'Indian Blood;" Margaret | Horton Potter, "The Blue Water;" Opie Read, "Mr. Dog;" Helen M. Gardner, "Banty Ferguson's Family;" George Grantham Bain, "A Missing Gertrude Potter Daniels, | ''The Price that was Paid;" Curran R. Greenlee, "The Ghost of Violin;" Jose Garcia y Mariscal, "A New The tenth story is one from the Arabian Nights, ''The Bar meceide's Feast" being one of the twelve great masterpieces of short story writing now being run in 10 . Story Book.
 Grand ball at Dougherty's hall, New Years Eve, given by the Fried mans. td
 Major Geo. Arthur Allen was taken to the Sisters hospital yesterday suf- fering with an attack of pneumonia.
 The Midnight Test mine, mention of the sale of which was made in yes terday's issue is located within less than eight miles of Prescott.
 The north bound train this morn ing went over the Hell canyon cut | off and after tomorrow all trains will i. pass over that route and the Rock Butte route will be abandoned per 
 The opening of the Hell canyon gut of makes saving of three miles in distance between Prescott and Ash Fork. On account of the differ ence in the grade of the two lines a saving of about twenty minutes in time can be made.