Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-04

0 O clock thls evening.
 J. T, Beverly, confidential repre- sentative of the interior department. left for California today after a week spent in this section.
 "The New Testament Teachings About Hell' will be the subject at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street, Sunday evening.
 Dr. Burns has returned from Cali fornia greatly improved in health as result of an operation he underwent while there. His sister, Mrs. B. D. Billinghurst, who accompanied him, has also returned.
 On account of the carelessness of many sheep owners in respect to scab and their failure to dip their sheep, a quarantine against New Mexico is threatened. Many sheep with their scab have been shipped out and cour plaint has been made to the govern ment.
 Rev. J. NJ. Weems of Phoenix is in the city. He is stopping at the home of Rev. Leon Lewis. Rev. Weems is presiding elder of the work of NJ. E.. church, south, in the territory. He will preach both morning and even ing tomorrow at the West Prescott Methodist church.
 The time for the Sunday evening service at the Baptist church has been changed from 7.30 to 8 o'clock. Tomorrow evening the pastor will give the third of series Of sermons on "Mountain Scenes From the Bible," viz: "Mts. Ebal and Gerizim, the Mountains of Blessing and Cur sing.
 We are informed that the Prescott baseball team wants the team at this place to visit their town some time in next month and play a series Of games. There is no organized team here at present, but the boys are go- ing to try to get up one. All players and those interested in baseball are requested to be at the ball grounds on next Sunday afternoon at 7 o'clock.-Flagstaff Gem.
 Speaking of the high priceof build ing material, the Albuquerque Demo crat says: ''The writer a few days ago, in an Albuquerque lumber yard, saw a quantity of handsome doors which were produced from pinus ponderosa. The lumber was manu- factured at Williams, Ariz., and from there shipped to Chicago, where it was made into doors and then re- shipped to MT. Lee on an order call ing for white pine doors"
 Andrew B. Rogers and son, Albert are believed to have made a new strawberry record at Glendora, Cali fornia. From two acres of plants, set eighteen months ago, they have picked and shipped to Chicago, Den yer, Omaha and intermediate points 10,325 one-pound boxes of berries. as is shown by their shipping book. The variety is the Lady Thompson, a kind condemned by horticulturists because it is not satisfactory producer.
 Lord Kitchener has notified the war office that representative of all bodies of Boers throughout the Trans vaal and Orange River colonies are gathering at Vereeniniging for the conference which begins tomorrow and he has arranged so the delegates shall not be impeded in reaching the rendezvous. Consequently the as semblage is expected to be large. The terms regarding peace will later on be submitted to the British.
 The territorial supreme court, iii the case of Willard ct al vs Carrigan, has denied a motion for rehearing and has also denied the application for an appeal to the supreme court of the United States. The ground for denying the latter is that inasmuch there are three judgments, the aggre- gate of which amounts to over 8, ,0O0, the amount necessary for an appeal, the judgments cannot be united for the purpose, and that three separate appeals would be necessary. As neither of the judgments amount to S5,000 the supreme court of the Unit ed States does not have jurisdiction. From rIonday's Daily
 District court met today.
 Another cool wave set in last even ing.
 Dr. O. L. Geer is in town from Martinez.
 The wind seems to be on a yaca tion today.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Cashin came in from Mayer yesterday.
 The Arrow, formerly published at Kingman, is now published at Chlor- ide.
 The quarterly examination fol teachers certificates is in progress to- day.
 Mrs. s. L. Riley, postmistress al Groom Creek was in town today or business.
 Edwin Payne fell of his bicycle or Saturday and was quite painfully in jured. He was unconscious for ovel an hour after the accident.
 Mail and express arrived last night from the east, being the first to reacE here since Wednesday night on ac count of washouts in Kansas anC Colorado.
 B. c. Redlon, who owns some very fine mining property in this county came in from his home in Kansas las evening to look after litigation pend ing against his mines.
 Geo. W. Hance of Camp Verdi came iD yesterday to attend court He is one of large number of Verd, people who have been summoned or the Indian murder case.
 Mrs. H. B. Long and son, Robert have returned from their visit to Lo Angeles where Mrs. Long went to at tend the biennial session Of th, Woman's Club federation.
 Charles Raible yesterday baggec forty-seven doves, and IS receiving the congratulations of friends today saying that he missed not a shot He is probably correct, and this cal be verified by Stephens S Hoover. Claude s. Thompson, of the Jerom Reporter, Is in town today on a brie | business trip. Mr. Thompson is on , of the bright young newspaper mel of the territory. and rets uD one O