Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
THE CITYAND COUNTY. AsVSy Items From Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily, May 29 Mamnrial day fn-mnrrnrr

ss on Sunday.
 The Bashford- -Burmister Go. ha nine full car loads of goods in tn freight yards yesterday.
 The city council passed a ne, water ordinance on Monday nigh in which objectionable features c the old ordinance were eliminated.
 Who has a Diamond drill for sal or renti 4 purchaser or lessee ca be obtained by addressing thi office.
 W. W. Ross is remodeling the iu terior of his Corner drug store, b making a separate place for the ciga department.
 Another man leaped from the sus pension bridge at St. Louis, l20 feet and was not injured. A specia divinity appears to hedge abou fools and inebriates.-Ex.
 R. E. Wells, Frank s. Emmal anC F. L. Hughe were elected member of the Commercial club to-day mak ing a membership of an even hun dred now belonging to that institu ton.
 The hose running team of the fir, department was fully organized last evening. J. NJ. Aitken was elected manager. Earl Peck. captain. and R B. Burmister, treasurer. The boys will commence practice tomorrow W
 The commissioner of immigration for Yavapai county will issue { special mining edition in June. Il will be distributed gratuitously Parties desiring copies should send in their orders at once.
 L. J. Wood has returned from a trip over the North and South road in the interests of the Mutual Life Insurance Company. He reports Prescott lively and active prepara. tions being made for the Fourth oi July tournament.-Gazette.
 Laura Radczewsky, aged 14 years and 6 months, died this morning al g o'clock at the residence of heI mother. in West Prescott, after 6 somewhat protracted illness. The funeral win take place on Friday, May 31, from the family residence at 2:30 p. ID. Friends and acquaint. ances respectfully invited to attend.
 For the first time since her inde- pendence, Mexico will close the cur rent fiscal year with a surplus, and instead of being millions in debt to the national bank, will have more than SlOO,0OO to her credit. And the mystery of it is, low do they do it on the silver basisi-Ex.
 Prescott Lodge No. 14, A. O. U. w., elected the following officers last evening: P. NJ. w., J. P, Dillon; NJ. w., T. L Shultz; Foreman, J. s. Gales; Ogerseer, S. Pedgrift; Re cordsr. W. s. Goldsworthy; Finan- cier, E. B. Modem; Receiver, H. D, Ross; Guide. Mike Fagin; l. w., Jas. H. Mills; O. w., A. B. Boyle; Trustee, pr. c. T. Abbott.
 There is room enough in northern Arizona for two big Fourth of July celebrations and there are enough people in Arizona, New Mexico and southern California to make suc- cesses of them both. Prescott and Flagstaff will accordingly make the eagle scream on that occasion to the full extent of their financial ability. The former will take a whole week to work of the pent up patriotism of her people while Flag stsiI will have 6 three days jubilee and will then come to Prescott to assist in winding up the weeks fes- tivitles.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 RC. Brown left for the north this morning.
 Tom Montgomery is reported seri- OuslF i'll in Phenix.
 Major R. Allyn Lewis, of Phenix, came in on this mornings train.
 Hon. A. J. Doran left for the east this morning on mining business.
 C.H. Akers, clerk of the board of supervisors, is confined 10 his bed by illness,
 J. W. Wilson returned this morn ing from a visit to Congress and Santa Maria.
 Miss Kate L. Heizer came in yes terdsy from Congress, where she has just closed nine months term of school.
 Senator John Martin, of Kansas, IS visiting Phenix, on business con nected with the Hudson Canal Com pany.
 R. NJ. Dougherty came in from Crowned King last evening, to join his old comrades of the Grand Army in the celebration of Memorial Day
 F. D. Myers, Soloa Marker, Harry Cage, Dick lessen and Ethen and Mark Allen returned to-day from an eleven days trip trout fishing at Oak creek.
 F. J. O'Brien, commissioner O. immigration for Maricopa county and also representing the Phenil Republican, came in on last even ing's train.
 Hugo Richards returned home asSt evening after an absence O about six months during which tim, be visited Europe and the east with bis wife. Mrs Richards remained at Orange, New Jersey.
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