Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
TIE CITYAN COUNTY. ESEg Items From Our Own Town aBd
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, June F.

Walter C. Brandon has filed his
 oath and bond as notary pubic.
 W. W. Ross is having electric
 lights placed in his corner drug
 store.
 The local telephone company
 should be encouraged with liberal
 patronage.
 J. A. Fleming of Phenix is ar
 ranging to form a company to sup ply water to Flagstaff.
 Walter G. Reese has taken the agency for the Ticknor-Lyon Tailor ing company of St. Louis.
 Yesterday was a red letter day for money orders in the post office
 the sales amounting to nearly fifty.
 The trial of Loske and Shultz for the murder of G. K. W. McNary has been in progress all day in the dis trict court.
 Mrs. c. A. Bray has received word of the marriage of her sister Miss Edith Grandy at Indianapolis to Harry Negley, prominent attor- ney of that place.
 Murry McInernay received three more new bicycles last night and has more still on the way. He finds abundant opportunity for hir ing them all out.
 Madame Mead has opened dress making parlors in Norton's old store room one door east of the Williams house where she will be pleased to see all of the ladles of Prescott who desire fashionable dressmaking.
 4 private car from the Burling ton road was attached to last even ing's south bound train. It con tained St. Louis capitalists and was destined for Congress siding from | where the party will go to Stanton to look a. mining properties owned i by them.
 As quite a number of papers have been advocating the change of date | for holding the mid summer meet ing of the Arizona Press Association, the change which has been made will no doubt result in securing a large delegation of newspaper men in Prescott during our celebration.
 The following is the jury i'm Paneled to determine the guilt or innocence of Paul Loske and Wm. .ShaItz: W. s. Clark, F. l.. Dickin- son. c. Scammel, F. H. MaCumber, W. Roberts. J. c. Hartsford, E. J. BOblett. Len Bri5l y, w. $. Marks, H, l.. Jones, J. $. Riley, Dudley BnOokS.
 Territorial Commissioner of I'm | migration Orick Jackson left this morning for a visit to various min sng districts to secure information | for the forthcoming mining edition | of this paper This edition promises a0 be replete with information con- eerniag the mining industry of this section, It will be gotten up en- tirely by Mir. Jackson.
 There is a frame work of some kind standing on the north side of the plaza which seems of no earthly | use there and it IS certainly not l very ornamental. Except for its lack of height 1t Is suggestive of a gallows If it has served the pur- pose for which it was built 1t should he removed. If it has not, it should be, removed. Strangers in the town remark on the unsightliness of the thing.
 The new time card on the $. F.. P. & P. went into effect to-day. It has alpesdy been published in these columns. The freight crews, under it, leave Prescott at p. m. run to Ash Fork where they have an all night lay over; then they make the ruR to Pheaix where they have another all night lay over, and the third day they run 10 Prescott ar irving here ss 3;10 p. m. and have a lay over of tBeBty-four hours.
 The initial number of the Arizona Educater has been received at this office. It is a sixteen page paper of thres columns to the page, edited and published monthly by A. E. JOscel yn of Prescott. This number Is we'll filled with interesting information concerning public schools and has a fairly good 1 advertising patronage. 1t Is desery- ing of support from every teacher m 4. rizona and can be made very use ful in the dissemination of educa- tiona, news as veil as afor ling an oppoTt unity to teachers for an ex- ( change of views on educational { topics.
 PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. c. W. Moore is reported very sick. Doane Merrill Is in town from the big copper camp.
 Dr. F. H. Waite returned last night fsOm California. Mrs. Waite has about recovered from her recent spell of sickness but remained by the sea shore. Lieutants Emery. Clay and Vance | of Whipple, and W. W. Ross of the Corner drug store, left this morning for the Grand Canyon expecting to be absent for about two weeks.
 G-nefa1 Passenger Agent F. A. Healy went up to Ash Fork on this mornings train to meet the ex- cursiOn party of California editors who will pass through Prescott this evening en route to Phenix.
 J. D. Larrabee and H. L. Me Curdy arrived on the train this morning from Stafford, Kansas. They are en route to the vicinity of Wickenburg where they are in terested in some mining property. THURSDAYS Daily, June 13.
 Born, on Lynx creek June F 10 NIT. and Mrs. Sam Roblett a son.