Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-11-28
I aG CITY AND COUNTY
Esyg Items From Our 0Wn Town and
 Surrounding Country,
MEnNESpAY,S paiIy. Noyemher 21.

". W. Ross IS getting in fne stock of holiday goods.
 You can get bargains in furniture next Saturday at the auction sale.
 Thomas Roach has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Blanco White
 The Prescott Driving Park Asso- eiation vii mest at Hotel Winsor at so'clock this evening.
 R. C. Woodruff was yesterday ap- pointed administrator of the estate of the late Mamie Hawkins.
 The Prescott Gun Club will give a turkey shoot on Thanksgiving. Get out your rifles and put them in order for the occasion.
 The concert to be gwen to-mor- TOW night at PattCn's Opera House will be for the benefit of the new Catholic church, which Is the best ornament of our town, and of which every one ought to be proud.
 Owing to the great number of tickets being sold for tomorrow evenings concert, it would be ad- visable for persons wanting reserved seats to secure them at once, at the Corner Drug Store.
 The cool weather is now here, and so is our stock of woolen underwear for ladies, men and boys. Do not purchase your heavy underwear until you inspect our goods and get our prices. D. J. SULLIVAN & Co.
 Richard K. Fox, proprietor of the Police Gazette" and the donor of the heavy weight championship belt. which was stolen at Davenport, Iowa, on Sunday night last, has offered S50000 reward for its recov- cry and arrest of the thief. n20-3t
 Tho county democratic central committee have sent courieTs out to Walnut Creek and Peoples Valley to secure the missing portions Of the election returns from those pre- cincts. With them complete they will elect Wood as supervisor, and without them Sines will be elected.
 The electric lights on the court house last night illumined the city for quite a distance around the plaza. There were two arc lights of 2O00 candle power each, of new patent, and they gave most bril- liant hght. The city and county should combine to secure these lights permanently.
 Guilty as charged" was the yer dict returned last evening by the iurv, iu the ease or Robert Me Daulels for shooting SSeriH Lowry. The charge was assault with intent to commit murder. the lowest pen alty for which is five years in the penitentiarv. He will be sentenced November 22 There are still two more eindicments against McDaniels.
 John and Rod McKinnon have recently returned from a two months trip To Mexico and are de- lighted with the section Of country visited by them. They purchased 800 acres of land aud will engage in the culture of coffee. They located ahosIt lSO miles east of the City of Mexico, where the thermometer ranges from 6O to 90 degrees above zero the wear round. and where bananas. pine apples, oranges and lemons gro% wild. They expect to return there again next week.
 The board completed the canvass of the returns yesterday from all but two preciucts-Walnut Creek and Peoples Valley, from which the returns were not complete. In ac- cOrdance with law, they will ad- journ from day to day until Satur- day, or until the returns are in. Should the returns come in on or bsfore Satu day the precincts will De counted aud the returns made up. Should they fail to arrive by Saturday the returns will be made up without them. The returns from these precincts will affect only one supervisor iu the general re- suit. As the vote now stands, Sines is elected by three votes. With these precincts in Wood will be elected bv ten votes.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 P.J Mccormick is in town.
 P. L. Kastner is able to be on the streets again.
 Mrs. W. E. Hall will go out to ! Jerome tomorrow with her two children. to join her husband.
 Felix Coblentz, one of the best N known commercial travellers on the road, is paying his periodical visit 10 Prescott.
 Mr. and Mrs \. o. Murphy ex- pect to leave for Phoenix tomorrow, going via Los Angeles, where they will remain for a couple of days.
 M. Fl. Cox. a veteran railroader, arrived in Prescott a day or two since, and has tahen a position in General Freight and Passenger Agent Healy's office.