Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-14
From wednesday's Daily.
Mrs. W. c. Campbell has returned from her visit east.

J, Van Deren is in town today from the Verde valley.
 Divi l Connor, proprietor of Jer- mes leading hotel, Is in gowu.
 H. Blauvelt came in yesterday from the Cash niue, which he Is cie- veioping.
 The weather prophet who predicts a storm these days must be possessed of considerable nerve.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. E. L. Pearce of Juniper died March 3 of pneumonia.
 Mrs. Mary Otis Blake and her two children left this morning for their home In Santa Ana, Cal.
 Edgar Reld of Camp Verde made final proof today in the land office to land in the Verde valley.
 Edgar Reid, Thomas Kyle, J. T. Van Deren and J. D. Mason of Camp Verde, were visitors in Prescott to- day.
 Grant Carter has gone to San Francisco t. get medical treatment for his foot. which was injured some time since by horse falling ou him.
 E iitor George U Young, of the Williams News, came in on yester- days train. MT. Young has mining interests in this section which he Is looking after.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. NJ. Globes came over from Jerome yesterday, the former on legal business and Mrs. Gibbes for a few days visit with her friends here.
 The cases of R. c. Powers vs. T. W. Otis and that of R. c. Powers vs. A. C. BurmIster have occupied the tme of the court today, the cases being tried jointly before the court without jury.
 Miss Addie Watts, a graduate of the woman's missionary training school of Chicago, who has been at work lately in Tucson, arrived Mon day and will be one of the promi- nent and effective workers in the Pavy meetings.
 Trouble is reported brewing at Ton1o Basin again between sheep men and cattle men. ! courier was recently sent to Phenix to notify J. D. Houck that cattle men had scat tered his sheep in that section. Houck is accredited with having been identified with the TewksbuTy side in the feud with the Graham faction. He is a dead shot and absolutely fearless, and while not given to provoking a quarrel, will fight to the death for what he con- siders right.
 Mrs. Elliott, the wife of Rev. Jud- son A. Elliott, who is assisting in the evangelistic meetings held night ly at the Baptist church, will arrive Saturday m rning from Scottsdale. Mrs. Elliott Is a woman of great talent and has a reputation as an ef- fective Christian worker. She has given Bible readings In the ladies and missionary meetings in the east to crowded houses. She was in great demand in the gatherings of the Baptists in Missouri. She will cooperate with her husband, who has already won his way into the hearts and confidence of the people here as a worker in the Pavy meet ings and wilt assist in the grand work now so auspiciously begun.
 Owing to several gatherings, ln- cludlup opera. dance and Hawaii lectures, the attendance at the Bap- tist church last night was not as large as usual, but the spirit and in terest did not abate jot. The ser mon by Rev. Pavy on "As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilder ness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up, that whatsoever believ- eth in Him hath eternal life,' was one of great clearness and power. Several who had not expressed any interest did so last night It is the judgment of the most, if not all, gho have listened to Rev. Pavy that no evangelist has ever held meetings in Prescott who is his equal. He ranks with the very best evangelists of the nation. Every citizen who has the moral interest of the city at heart should give their moral sup port to such man aud such work. Many are doing it, and all should. Song service commences promptly at 5s30 D. m.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Al Skinkle is in town from Crowned King.
 Capt. C.. A. Weeks came up from Phenix this morning.
 D. Moynahan, the Big Bug mir ing man, IS in town.
 B.J. Price of Denver is at Hotel Burke.
 w. w. Gibson. prominent stock man of Tonto Basin, is in town.
 B. NJ. Crawford, postmaster of Providence, is iu town.
 Jay Morton and family vert by special train to Ph9ni and thence to California by the southern route.
 F. R. Kenniston, representing a Les Angeles surgical instrument