Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-07


 Ben Blanchard left this morning fol Kansas City to accompany his mother and daughter to the formers home.
 T. B. Stephens, of Philadelphia, ar. rived in Prescott last night under t, z care of nurse, coming here in quest of health.
 The man who was about to leave Arizona for Oregon to get the benefit of a moist climate has changed bis mind.
 The troop of cavalry, recently men, toned in these columns as being slated for Whipple, will leave Hus- chuca October 20.
 Goddard and Pulliam, of the Ari. zona Transfer company, have an agent on the trains now who takes up checks for baggage.
 Frank Jager, of the Model Mining company, arrived in Prescott last evening and went out to the McCabe mine this morning.
 John Sorg, an old time resident of Prescott, but now a resident of San Francisco, arrived on last evenings train for short visit here.
 James R. Turner and Mrs. Anna A. Dobbs were married last evening by Probate Judge Hicks, at the residence of Levi Jones in this city.
 Florence Vanderbilt was fined $50 yesterday by Judge McLane for mak- ing gun play. Florence paid the fine Hike little man,
 That shower of wild geese, ducks and sea gulls which struck Prescott on night is reported to have ex- tended to PheniX also.
 Robert DeLarge came up this morn- ing from Tucson where he has just the erection of a stamp mill for the territorial university.
 A flash of lightning struck the wires this afternoon, ring ing bells promiscuously, and knocking down nearly all the drops in the cen tral office.
 The announcement is made in Phe nix papers that J. W. Benham, a former we'll known citizen of Phenix will shortly wed Mrs. Alice D. Brad ford, in New York.
 J. W. Jackson returned last night after an absence since last January in California. He was sick in a San Francisco hospital for forty days dur ing his absence. He will go tc Kirk land this evening.
 J. c. Herndon left this morning for Williams on professional business. He returned from there only a day or or two since and says tbat he came downt get his overcoat on account of the cold weather there.
 The wea ther observer has been pre-. dieting far weather so consistently for Arizona that a regular down east rain storm, one of those gentle, but persistent and long drawnout affairs sci in this morning and has continued during the day.
 Dr. John R. Whiteside, member ol the territorial council, in the last leg. islature was a passenger OI this mornings train en route home and stopped off for a days visit in Pres. colt. Dr. Whiteside resides in Chlor. ide, Mohave county.
 On account of the small amount of business on the docket, and in order to save expense to the county, nc court will be held in Apache county this month. Next Monday was the date for the regular term. Citizens of that county desired that it be passed.
 Married, Tn Prescott, Wednesday, September 30, at the Church of the Advent, Episcopal, Rev Father Ben. nett officiating, James Jardine Murray and Miss Florence NJ. Archer. The groom is superintendent of the Iror King mine at Blanchard and the bride is the accomplished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Archer, of Prescott. i Mrs. T. B. Carter who was brought to Prescott about three weeks ago. fol medical attendance for injuries re ceived by the limb of a tree failing on her during storm, is just com mencing to show signs of improve ment. During a large portion of th, time since her arrival here, she hal not been able to recognize her rela tives.
 Commencing Thursday, October l, freight for Cherry and Huron stations, on the P & E. road will thereafter be taken on the afternoon train in. stead of on the morning train as here, tofore. Parties interested will take due notice of this change. All freight should be at the station by l0:3C o'clock in the forenoon to insure ship, ment the same day.
 B. l.. Jones who has been connected with the Red Rock mine for some time will leave tomorrow for Mexico on g protracted visit on mining business. MT. Jones has made many warn friends in this section during his res idence here, all of whom will wish him unbounded success. He will bt accompanied on the trip by his friend Fred s. Dixon.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Phil Frederick left this morning fol Fl Paso.
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