Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-03
TIE CITY AND COUNTY. AsEJ Items From Our 0El Town and
 Surrounding Country.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 City water IS getting scarce.
 Maximum temperature yesterday 93; minimum 57.
 Members of the Prescott Brass Band are requested to meet at Hook and Ladder hall this evening at o'clock.
 The JoURNAL-MINER has been the recipient during the past few days of liberal supply of ice from W. J. Mulvenon's ice factory.
 Gil. Ferguson has discovered the whereabouts of his lost dog, adver- tised in the JoURNAL-MINER. He is located in Jerome, where he was taken by a man who had stolen him.
 A PheniI man has recently placed an order with the Treasury Depart ment for S250 worth of copper cents.
 F. L. Wright, who came iD from Los Angeles, says that the weather there and in San Diego for the last three days has been the warmest ever eApSTienceu-
 A man was brought in to the county hospital today from Jerome. He was knocked of trestle, few days since. on the Jerome road re- ceiving severe injuries to his leg.
 4 gentleman who came from the south to-day reports the thermome- ter at Ills at 9 o'clock this morning at Glendale.
 Attention Is called to Mayor Goldwater's notice In this issue, in reference to the use of water. Ow- ing to its scarcity its use IS prohibit ted except as specified.
 Commencing next Saturday, and eontinuing for the summer. the :. F., P. and P. railroad will sell round trip excursion tickets from Pheni1 to Prescott, on Saturdays, good to re- turn on Mondays, for a single fare.
 On June l excursion rates will go into effect on the s. F., P. & P. rail road, and connecting lines. by which round trip tickets, with q return limit of SIX months. will be sold as follows: Kansas City, SS0; St. Louis, s92; Chicago, SlO0. Arrangements Are not yet fully completed for the excursion rates to California, as to be return limit, but the rate will be $20.95 to Los Angeles.
 Miles Archibald has written let ter to his mother, saying that the doctor would perform the first oper- ation on his hand on last Monday. Another operation will be performed in two weeks, and the physician at Bending him is very hopeful of greater beneficial results, giving him greater use of his arm and hand.
 James L. Grey, formerly an en- gineeF on the :. F., P. & P. railroad, but at present occupying a similar position on the 4. & P. railroad, passed through Prescott this morn Ing, en route to Sonora, Mexico, in Eesponse to a telegram saying that his fourteen-year-olds son, Raymond 6rey, was accidently shot and killed 4here last Sunday. The sad acci- dent occurred at Casita, about Twenty-Five miles below Nogales, where the boy was living with his Grandmother. Mir. Grey received no Particulars of the affair further than Slated above.
 Another meeting took place be- Tween William Dunbar and Editor Folfey this morning. They met cn the corner of Centre and Wash fngton streets and the trouble of Yesterday was renewed with the re- suit that Mir. Woldey drew a revol- Ter and was on the point of using 1t, 1 ahen an officer interposed and l placed him under arrest. MT. Dun bar at once went before a justice of | 4he peace and swore to a complaint | tharging Mir. Wolfiey with carrying | eonceSled weapons, but later with | treS the complaint. This afternoon l 4ir. Wolfay went before the justice | of the peace and swore out peace 1 Rarrsnt for the arrest of Mr. Dun | bar and the case was set for hearing | tp-morrow morning at 10 o'cioca.- kheniI Herald.
 F. L. Wright came in this morn ing from Los Angeles.
 Harry Elliott returned this morn 2ng from trip to Los Angeles.
 A. Falco returned this morning fom California greatly improved in 1ealth.
 B. E. Shear, Denver capitalist, iaterested in the Gladiator mine, is fb town.
 F. E. Andrews and family are noving into their new residence in east Prescott.
 Superintendent John Burns of the V. & P. railway, came in on this Elorning's train.