Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-10
THE CITY AND COUNTY. hsEy Items From Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, July 3.

The WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER wa
 published to-day. Copies can b
 had at this office.
 Tickets for the plaza grand stand
 for tomorrow are on sale at all O the principle stores in town.
 pr. Buchanan, the New York wifi,
 murderer, was officially killed witt
 an electric shock the other day.
 The Arizona Educator for July il
 out to-day. The first page is printed in national colors, giving 1t a very creditable appearance.
 To-day has been one of the most disagreeable of the summer. A high wind has been blowing, and the ali has been filled with dust.
 Revival services are being held every night this week at the NJ. E. church, south, conducted by Revs Vaughn and Wagoner. The attend ance is increasing each evening, as is also the interest in the meetings.
 An exhibition of COW boy riding and picking up flags, etc., from the ground will be given on the streets tomorrow afternoon. for which spec ial prizes have been offered. A nov city sack race will also be given.
 Dr. E. A. Butler, K. E. Watson, R. Nj. Fletcher and T. NJ. Thompson were elected members of the Pres cott Commercial Club to-day, mak- ing l07 members. The club gives a social hop Friday night, to which all members and their visiting friends are cordially invited.
 The attendance at last evenings recital was rather slim. It is mis- taken idea that an occasion. such as the present celebration, is favor able time to give such entertain ments. While there is big crowd in town, there are too many other attractions for them. Mrs. Williams is a good elocutionist, her humorous numbers being particularly good. Mrs. E. W. French sang two solos the one entitled "Some One" being an exceptionally pretty piece and exceptionally we'll rendered. Mrs. W. 4. Cline and Prof. Schlessinger furnished excellent music between pieces,
 The Season for July, just received, contains some new and very appro- priate toilettes for the midsummer, and suitable for sea side, country and tourists use; handsome morning and home dresses are well represen- ted, and childrens garments for all occasions are I fly represented. Some exquisite bridal dresses. din ner and evening gowns are shown, and some new designs in sleeves that are exquisitely pretty and practical. The art department Is unusually fine, and will be just the thinS to be recommended to ladies who desire to spend their leisure hours profit ably and pleasantly at their homes or seaside sojourn. In this Season will be found 6 large number of dia- grams of costumes that makes the reproduction of any toilette thus 5 hown very easy; in other designs, D attern can b9 procured at office sa. dress. The Season is first in fash ion and should be in every house holeL Yearly subscription, S3.5O. Sine Ie copies 30 cents. The Inter nstic lnal News Company, So and S5 Duan e street. New York, N. Y.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Judge Bethune and family are in town,
 Sur geon General Scott Helm, wife nd maid arrived on this morn Ing's rain from Phenix and will re- main iOr the Fourth.
 S. C. Wynkoop, the electrician, formerly with the Prescott electric light esompsuy.is up from Phenix Tor tn 3 celebration.
 F. R. Raymond is in town to take in th,s celebratiou, He will go out to Chaparrai in few days to devel- Op a mining property.
 Chas. W. Pugh, editor and pro prietor of the Sulphur Valley News and Stockman at Wilco1,, arrived to- day to participate in the Arizona press convention.
 The following were among the arrivals from Pnenix this morning: Dr. and Mrs. Scott Helm; Col. Lum Gray; Hon. Frank Cox; Hon. N. O. Murphy; Wm. Breckenridge; Jake Miller and wife; Chas. Golman; Supt. HoushelI, Maricopa and Phe- nix Rv.; Ira P. Smith, commercial agent s. F. P.& P Ry.; J. D. Me Carty, way agent $. F. r. x r, Ky; Bruce Perley; Nick Bilsz; C. J. Kim ball; Frank Nicholson; Joe and Frank ObErmiller; Tom Coyle; ID. D. Draper; Mrs, Gal. Williams; T.