Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-08-07
THE CITY AND COUNTY. EsVsy Items From Our OER TOVD and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, July sI.

There is an undeliveded telegram for Jack Nixon, a cook, st the $. F. P. & P. telegraph office.
 A deed has been filed for record from P. l.. Kastner and wife to Myra E. Brown for one half of the Winsor Hotel.
 Certified articles of incorporation of the Isabella Mining Company have been filed with the county recorder.
 A new pump is being placed in the city prospect we'll and work will be resumed again sinking on it to- morrow.
 City Editor Spear, of the Repub- lican, 1t is said, will shortly sever his connection with that paper, to take a position on the Tucson Star.
 John Clarke, of Lynx creek, left a box of very choice peaches at the JoURNAL-MTNER offics to-day from his peach orchard. The fruit Is of su- PerIor flavor.
 The Woodmen will give a social at their hall iPythian) on Thursday evening, to which all members of the order, their families and friends are invited.
 The names of George N. Gage, F. Frantz, Herbert Meany and J. W. Montague have been added to the roll of membership of the Pres- colt Commercial Club.
 Williams is becoming noted for its prize fights. Two punchers named Scott and Dovey had a fight there Saturday night. It was very tame affair.
 Now you can make cherry pies. Eastern cherries and entrants at Norton's. The new comb honey IS clear and pretty, l5c. per pound. Telephone No. 24. Call them up" The case of the United Ststes vs. w. c. Dawes, which was decided yesterday in the United States court in favor of the defendant, has been on the court calendar since 1884 eleven years.
 The Republican says that the Phenix hose team won everything at the Prescott races, and ''came near being buncOed out Of 1t all" Prescott people, no doubt, appre- ciate this compliment.
 An article, which appeared origin ally in the JoURNAL-MINER, m regard to a syndicate formed for the cul- ture of canaigre, is being copied by territorial papers and credited to the Sun
 A. A. Moore came up from Walnut Grove yesterday. He brought with him one lone water me on, but 1t was a beauty, and he presented it to his friend. J. C. Herndon, who IS extremely fond of this delicious fruit.
 Dr. l.. c. Gonzales who has been visiting Prescott for several weeks has decided to locate here perma- nently and win open q dental otfic next door to Wells Fargo < Cos. office. Dr. Gonzales is a regular graduate of first class dental col lege and is very skilltul m all brnaches of his profession.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Dr. Franklin has gone to Jerome.
 J.R. Walker left for his Mogollon home this morning.
 Murray McInernay is having a tussle with rheumatism.
 Ed. Horne returned last evening from his trip to California.
 Mrs. F. F. Friant left to-day for Congress to join her husband.
 Walter Miller, the popular young Jerome merchant is in town.
 D. NJ. Riordan. of Flagstaff, was announced to start for Pans to-day. On his return he will be accompanied by his family.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Bashford left New York for London last Saturday, July 2. The latter's health IS greatly improved.
 F. ". Blake. whose condition has been quite improved of late, had relapse today, and his condition IS now reported quite critical by Dr. Day.
 General and Mrs. T. l. Butler left this morning for Los Angeles, where they will remaln for a short time prior to leavi 2 for Atlanta, Georgia, to attend the Cotton States EXposi- tion, the former having teen aP- pointed commissioner from this ter ritory.
 This mornings train brought in a large delegation of attorneys to at tend the session of the supreme court among the number being Judge W. II. Stillwell, Col Wm. Herring, Judge C. F. Ainsworth, Judge w. H. Barnes, l.. H. Chal- msrs, NJ. H. Williams and A. J. Daggs. 'f0