Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-17
FRIDAYS DAILY

Judge Ainsworth of Walnut creek is in town.
 E. B. Gage has returned from his visit to Tombstone.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Davis are in town today from Val Verde.
 J. W. Sullivan is in town on his periodical visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Richards have returned from a two-months' visit east.
 G. B. Russell returned last evening from visit of several weeks to Los Angeles.
 c. c. Wood and family left this morning for their former home in West Virginia.
 Do not forget the Wentworth reel tals next Monday and Tuesday even ings.
 D. H. Biles has sold out his busi- ness in Prescott and has gone to the Tonto Basin country.
 Mrs. R. E. Morrison will sing at the Wentworth recital next Monday or Tuesday night.
 George c. Ruffner has been quite sick again with another attack of pneumonia. This is his second attack this winter.
 Eight carloads of freight arrived on today's train for Prescott which indi- cates that our merchants are doing a good spring business.
 The theme at the Methodist Epis- copal church, Marina St. on Sunday will be: Morning, "The Child Lead el." Evening, Beating Toward the Harbor." Evening service begins at s o'clock.
 A stage line has been established between Groom creek and Prescott. It arrives in Prescott every morning except Sundays at 10 o'clock am, .,and returning leaves at 3:30 p.m., from Baldwin's fruit store and Ed. Blocks clothing store.
 Mrs. J. c. Friels, who was reported in a serious condition on account of an attack upon her by her husband, is recovering and will leave on Monday for her former home at Kansas City. In default of the payment of his $50 fine Mir. Friels is still confined in iail.
 Mrs. Swan and Miss Morrison, sis ter-in-law and niece respectively of Thomas Wing left on this mornings train for their home in Chicago after a few days visit with relatives in Pres colt en route from California.
 Oh, dearl Oh, dearl don't you dread the thought of the hot weather com ing? At Coronado Tent City, Cali fornia, the heat did not reach 90 de- grees once last year, and only three days above S2 degrees, official.
 G. W. Hill, and his son Edwin Hill, are in town from the Lower Agua Fria country. It is the formers first visit here for about five Or six years. He has resided in the county for about twenty six years.
 Robert Heck returned this morning from Phenix, where he has been for several days making locations in the district near where the rig is being put up for drilling for oil. He says there is lots of oil excitement there and the drilling will begin some time this week. The location of the land is between Tempe and Phenix, near the famous Holein-the Brock.
 Mrs. c. c. Stukey and daughter May, wife and daughter of c. c. Stu key, well known mining man and merchant of Walker, arrived in Pres colt last evening from Steam Boat Springs, Colorado, where they have been for several months while Miss May was attending school. They will stay in Prescott a few days before go- ing out to Walker, where they will spend the summer.
 Beginning with tomorrow, Sunday. April 14th, the hours for evening ser vices at the West Prescott Methodist church will be changed from 6:30 to | ' o'clock for League meeting and from 7:30 to s o'clock for preaching service. The subject for the morning sermon will be 'The Honest Man. Everybody cordially invited to at tend all services.
 4 small amount of oil has been flowing near Gallup for twenty years. So far nine companies have been or ganized to locate and develop. Most of them have money to work with. Thousands of acres have been located and machinery to bore wells is on the way. Several experts from California and Pennsylvania pronounce the pros poets good. New men are taking hold every day. A large amount of money will be spent at Gallup this summer. I-Albuquerque Citizen.
 Gus Heynan is in town on his reg ular business visit.
 Colorado ticket for sale at bargain. Call or address ''S,'' this office. 2t
 Geo. P. Harrington is in town from his mining camp in the Bradshaw mountains.
 The Boys Club" will meet at the !opera house Monday evening at O'clock, sharp;