Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
THE CITY AND COUNTY. EsVy Items From Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, July 17.

Dr. Goodfellow has left Tucson.
 The cricket club will practice again this evening.
 Powers X Doran have a new ad- vertisement in this issue.
 Fritz lessen is building an edition to his residence on Granite street.
 4 boy named Lemon had his arm broken yesterday by falling off a burro.
 4 very fair picture of last nights bicycle procession can be seen in J. NJ. Aitken's window.
 Articles of incorporation of the Columbia Gold Mining Company appear in this issue.
 If the present weather continues. the Arizona Press Association will have a hot time" m Phenix next Saturday.
 Dick lessen run a sharp stick into his foot few days ago, causing quite painful wound which confines him to his room.
 Arrangements have already been made to rebuild the burned district of Williams. Stone and brick build ings will be erected instead of wood en ones.
 The Flagstaff Democrat, under its new management, has quite a staf, composed as follows: J. E. Jones, editor in chief; R. c. Jones, general business manager; q. N. Stark, local editor.
 Jacob Weltmer is moving his book and stationery store into the build 1 ing occupied by c. R. MartindeIl on the north side of the plaza. A. B.umberg will move his New York | Store into the building formerly | occupied by Mir. Weltmer. on the east side of the plaza.
 A new time card went into effect last Sunday.on the s. P. and NJ. & P. railroads, whereby passengers are landed in Phenix at 2 a. m. instead of 5 a. ID. as heretofore. Under this arrangement, passengers for the northern part Of the territory have no lay over in Phenix, but can come right through the same night.
 Smokers have an opportunity now of patronizing a home institution in the matter of smoking. A. F. Tur- ner, first class cigar maker has opened & cigar factory m West Pres colt, opposite Joseph Dougherty's O. K. store. He uses the very finest tobacco and understands the busi- ness thoroughly, and for a first class smoke, a cigar of his manufacture cannot be beaten.
 The bicycle brigade was out in force last evening practicing under the provision of ths w city ordi- nance. They had bells on their machines too, many of them, and many of them had lights. Chinese lanterns principally, were used for the latter. while COW bells, bdrro bells, electric bells and gongs were used to comply with the ordinance iR the mattedOf bells. They made hlAn Au6AA CAdAAGl O& | clsppers, until finally Policeman Potts warned them to deSist ringing their bells.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 H. J. Allen, Of Jerome, is in town.
 J. L. Fisher was able to be down town to-day.
 4. Redewill, the Phenix piano man IS in town.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned this morn- iag frOm a trip to Phenix.
 J. L. B. Alexander, wife and child left for homo on the 1l:30 train this m rning.
 W. J. Chamberlain and I. N. Large, the Denver mining men, left for home this morning.
 Mrs. J. s. Gales and her sop, Arthur, will leave tomorrow for a three months visit to friends in San JOsa, California.
 Superintendent John Burns, of the U. Y. & F. Railway, left for home this morning. after a brief business visit to Prescott.
 Thomas Holland, one of the pro- prJetOrs of the Castle Creek Hot Springs. is in town.
 Pink Engle was captured last ev- eniug with a great big dangerous looking gun prOtruding from his pocket, and to-day was fined $50, lrllh llia aIfarnaiira nf fffV days in l