Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-15
TIE CITYAND COUNTY. EsEy Items From Our OEn TOV1 and
 Surrounding Country.
WE 1NESDAY'S Daily, May 8.

July meeting this evening.
 Who has found a feather boa The finder will be rewarded bl retu rning it to this office.
 Silk handkerchief lost last even ing between the east side of schoo house lot and opera house. Tn, finder will please return 1t to thi office.
 Mass meeting at the Winsor thii evening to commence arrangement; for the Fourth of July celebration Be sure and attend.
 Three new members were enrolled yesterday on the list of the Com mercial Club, making a total oi ninety-seyen members.
 A stage runs twice a week from Congress to Austin, in San ta Maris district. It leaves Congress or Tuesdays and Saturdays.
 The Mandolin Club has very kindly consented to play few pieces at the next social to be given by the Commercial Club next Wednesday evening, May l5.
 The professional card of Dr. Ancil Martin appears in this issue. pr, Martin makes a speciality of eye and ear diseases and has made a great success in their treatment.
 An old man. whose name could not be learned, died at the MeScal Milling Company's camp yesterday, and was brought into Prescott and buried this afternoon.
 s. s. Ackers who has been attend ing the rodeo in the Verde valley, says that the calf crop in that sec ton is quite large this year and that stock is in excellent condition.
 Born, in Prescott, May 8, to MT. and Mrs. Nathan Levy a daughter. Mother and child are doing nicely while the father-well he is tout of sight"
 L.K. Drais and Gus, Heyman, the genial commercial traveller, are pre- pairing to open a magnificent saloon at Tempe. They have leased the corner formerly occupied by the Tempe bank for the purpose Gazette.
 Talk about your nobility and royalty, Prescott has a Prince col lecting dog taxes and he wasn't Io-- =, tsV,-r,D~ osfhar Ha sz just as good as the imported article though.
 Miss Cora L. Forbes, yes terday received a telegram an- nouncing the death of he- mother May 6. in Pueblo. Colorado, where she had been residing. Miss Forbes will have the sincere sympathy of a large circle of friends in her sad bereavement.
 Dr. Pritchard, of Los Angeles, who has been practicing "Ori6cial Surgery" in that city for the past six years, and making such radical cures in rectal, female and "chronie diseases" of all kinds, is coming to Prescott oD a professional call, and those desiring a consultation with him will have an opportunity to do so at the Hotel Burke on Saturday, Sunday aud Monday, May II, F and I3. It d&w 5
 Our contemporary, this morning, publishes an item about Lynx Creek and Chaparral districts running neck and neck race and gives the Denver Mining Record credit. The item appeared originally two or three weeks ago in the JOURNAL MINER. The Record DO doubt thought it good enough to appro- priate as it's own, hence it comes back to Arizens credited to that paper.
 W. H. Beardsley passed through Prescott yesterday en route to California. where he goes to pur- chase 300 car loads of cement for the Auga Fria Construction com pany's dam. The entire lot will be shipped in via the S. F., P. & P. railroad. Mir. Beardesly states that NOth IS DeluS pusuoO dc iopiNAF oS possible on this enterprise and the company expects by October to have 10000 acres of land supplied with water. The s. F., P. & P. rail road runs through the land covered by this company just north of the Agua Fria river.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 E. s. Junior is in town.
 Wm. Murphy is in from the Me Cabe mine.
 S. s. Ackers, of the Mogollon mountains, is in town.
 D. c. Thorne came in from the Santa Maria district last evening.
 Mrs. c. w. Beach aud her son came in from Los Angeles last even ing.
 Two Misses Gaines. of Louis vile, Kentucky, arrived on the noon train to-day for visit to theiI NY Dl--