Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-06

Prescott, the guest of Mrs. J. E. Barkley.
 D. H. Mcdonald was in town today from Mayer, where he is engaged in the meat business also at McCabe.
 A Blumberg left today for the east to purchase a fall stock of goods for his New York store.
 Col. Edward B. Moreley, medical department U. S. A., arrived in Pres colt last evening.
 The Sunset Telephone compuny added two new phones to its ex- change yesterday.
 E. E. Breed reports having felt an earthquake shock yesterday morning between 1 and 2 o'clock
 Mrs. Stein has moved her cloak and suit house to the store of Mrs. Nobles.
 Contractor Webb hasbeen awarded a railroad contract near Tombstone and will move his outfit there soon.
 Henry Gohrman, the well known newspaper and mining man of Kirk land valley, is in town on a business trip.
 A. A. Moore was a Prescott visitor today from Walnut grove. He says that mining is exceptionally brisk at present.
 Howel Jones, land commissioner of the Santa Fe Railroad company, came in on last evenings train on a brief business visit.
 Until September l no evening ser vices will be held in the Congrega tional church. Morning services are held regularly as usual at II o'clock.
 Besides quintet by the choir, Mir. NJ. B. Hazeltine will sing Hear Ye, Oh Israel" at the morning service at the Congregational church tomorrow.
 D. NJ. Emery, of Kirkland valley, who was bitten on the knuckles re- gently by a rattlesnake, has about re- covered from the effects of it.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter w. Price of New York are visiting the formers sister, Mrs. Samuel Walstrum. Mrs. Price is highly accomplished musician.
 Miss Amy Nelson and her little brother, Oliver, left on today's train to join their mother in California, where the latter has been spending her vacation.
 Mir. George Ruffner was in Jerome Tuesday. He left many here under the impression that he would not be averse to taking the democratic nomi- nation for sheriff.-Jerome Reporter.
 Commencing tomorrow the United Verde & Pacific railroad will run only one train a day over the road. It will leave Jerome at g a. m. each morning, and returning will leave Je- rome Junction at 12:l5 p. m.
 Dr. Paul B. Kirchhofer, of Massilon, Ohio, and Owen Csllaghan, promin- ent citizen of Chicago, left on today's train for the east. They have been in Prescott on business connected with the McCabe Extension M. & M. com pany.
 The evening service at the Congre- gational church, having been discon- tinued until September l, extra musi- cal preparations have been made by the choir for the morning service at II a. m. Everybody welcome.
 The Phenix Gazette says: No ap- pointments were made at the capitol building yesterday, and it was not given out when any others are to be made. The governor has to make a number of changes, but will not make them as soon as was expected some time ago.
 Rev. H. w. Peck of the Methodist church will hold services at the opera house at II o'clock tomorrow. Owing to repairs which are being made on the church, the Sunday school of the church will also be held there imme- diately after the morning services. The church will unite with the South Methodist church in West Prescott in the evening services.
 Mrs. Elva E. Bechtel died at Mercy hospital yesterday of consumption. Deceased came here with her hus- band, Shelton Bechtel, from Palouse, Washington, in June, hoping that the climate might benefit her, but it had taken too firm a hold on her sys- tenn. Besides her husband she leaves three little children in Washington. The funeral took place this afternoon from the Catholic church.
 w. s. Adams of the Jerome News is in town. He is chaperoning Chas. Hooker, democratic candidate for sheriff, around the city. It is also hinted that on a show down, if his friend Charlie cannot get the nom ination, Adams would not throw the nomination over his left shoulder himself, if it should happen to fool around in his dIrectian.
 General Passenger Agent Black of the Santa Fe, announces the com pany has placed an order with the Pullman company for fifty new cars of the latest and most elaborate style for winter service on the California limited at cost of S1,000,G00. It is further announced the limited will beat its last seasons time into San Francisco by three hours. The run ming will be increased west of Albu- querque.
 Born. Saturday, August 2, in Pres colt. to Mir. and Mrs. Harry Heap of Phenix, fine twelve-pound boy. Mother and son are getting along nicely, while the father is sweltering in Phenix heat. He is expected to arrive in Prescott tomorrow Ioreceive an introduction to the young man who has been named Harry Wells Heap. "Grandpa" and Grandma Wells. "Uncles" Elmer and Frank and "Aunties" Irene and Gertie, are also happy and well. The Journal Miner extends congratulations.
 Jack Farrell, superintendent of the McCabe Extension NJ. & NJ. com panv, is in town on a business visit NIT. Farrell is one of the best knowr miners in this county and just a' good a man as he is d miner. It l: said that he has been offered all sort' of support for the nomination on th' democratic ticket for sheriff. If Mir