Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
Local Gatherings,


 evenings train.
 A welcome rain shower visited Pres cott on Saturday.
 Ziba O. Brown has his abstract cfTice in J. NJ. w. Moore's office.
 Mrs. J. $ Douglas left on Saturdays train for visit in California.
 Colonel and Mrs J. F. Wilson went to Phenix on Friday nights train. B. Tilton's machine shop is located in the hose house in West Prescott About fifty passengers came to Iron Springs on Saturday from Phenix- Mir. and Mrs. A Goldberg. of Iron Springs were in town on Monday. J. Ernest Walker. of the Iron Springs colony. was in town on Monday. Attorney J. D. Wakely went to Ja- rome today on professional visit. Miss Ora Roberts is quite sick She was threatened with typhoid fever The rainfall in Phenix last Thursday amounted to one and one-half inches. Deputy Sheriff Joe Bush came up from Phenix yesterday afternoon. D. Levy S Co. are doing business jus across from tEe old stand on the plaza Burke & Hickey are still doing busi- ness. not at the old stand. but a the Schuerman house.
 Henry Goidwater and pr. L. c. Con gales returned Saturday afternoon from visit to Phenix.
 Ross H BIakeley, clerk of the court of Mohave county. was in town on Mon day on court business.
 The Journal Miners new cylinder press was shipped from San Francisco on Saturday, July 2l.
 H c. Kreuger has about completed all arrangements for rebuilding the Prescott house.
 Aitken & Robinson have moved their cigar store into the Lawler block on the east side of the plaza
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Bush. of Maricops county arrived in Prescott last evening on official business.
 D. NJ F. Weeks returned last Thurs day from his trip east. being summoned home on account of the fire.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell re- turned to their home at Jerome on Sat urday from their wedding trip.
 D. w Strowbridge. manager of the Skull valley eating house will shortly open a restaurant at Iron Springs Forest Supervisor W. H. Thayer will leave in Gay or two for New Mexico 10 take charge of a forest reserve there. The band stand in the plaza has been converted into barber shop. being oc- cupied by the Palace tonsoria1 rstdb- lishment.
 C. s. Berryman. formerly a resident Of this place. was in Prescott for day or two last week shaking hands with his old friends.
 Governor R. C. Powers returned the latter part of last week from his visit to Los Angeles. His visit was cut short by the fire.
 James Shirley and W. W. Vanderbilt left on Saturday for the east on mining business They went via Denver and Salt Lake.
 John Lawler has decided to change the plans of his new Cortez street build ing and will extend it clear back to the alley.
 Miss Eva McCandless. who spent sev- eraI days visiting with friends in Skull valley. after the fire, has returned home.
 Mss Eva NIcCandless, who spent soy. eral days after the fire visiting wi.h friends in Skull valley. has returned home
 The walls for a new brick building are already well under way on the lot formerly occupied by Frank Hart's shoe shop.
 Mrs. J. C. Potts and her son. of King man. are in town viewing the ruins Mrs. Potts was quite heavy loser ir the fire.
 Fred Morrison. the young attorney oi Eingman was in town this week at tending to business before the United States court.
 Dr. wm. Duf1eld. of Phenix. spen Sunday in Prescott with his wife. whc is spending the summer in our delight ful climate.
 A new bakery is going up on the al ley in the rear of the lot occupied bS the Lawler block on the east side of the piazza
 John LawIer left last Thursday fol San Francisco to b. absent week ol ten days on business connected with hi: new business block
 For job printing come to the Journal Miner office. Its press is already in op eration and it has q good supply of nev type of popular faces.
 J. w Sullivan shipped a carload O cattle to the east last Thursday leaving for there also himself. He expects t remain there for several months.
 J. g Douglas left on Friday night train for an extended trip in the south ern part of the territory and republi of Mexico on mining business.
 J. R. Gaines, brother of Mrs W. " Ross and Miss Lucia Katherine Wis sinau, of Louisville. were married fey days since by Rev F. F. Bennett.
 J. J. Buckman, an cd time residen of Thompson valley was gored earl, last week by maddened steer. result ing in his death on Wednesday. July 1> H. was buried on July 20.
 Major ". H. BonsalI, the well know insurance man. is among the specia agents in Prescott to adjust the fir losses. Major BonsaH is member O