Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-25
FROM SAruRpAY's DAILY.

eeono setNhoto h<Chu LII NyHtI f " creek, is in town.
 r John Packard and T. A, Rickar,
 left for the east today.
 B Spring lamb at the Home market 3 This springs, not last.)
 Jacob Henkle came in from hi. , Rapid Transit mine yesterday.
 Mrs. Hollenbeck has been quite
 sick in PheniH but is now convales cing.
 J. M. Flower, representing tn. Phenix Republican, is in town and called at this office today.
 The battery of the whipple base
 ball nine is composed of twins, who are also members of the band.
 James Robinson, charged with the
 abduction of Maggie Dean, of Phe-
 nix, had trial last week and the
 jury disagreed.
 The trustees of K. of P. and I. O.
 Q. F. cemetery will meet at C. R.
 Martindell's office this, Monday. l VfVhAhH ot .so choi ".
 l A. G. Oliver, Col. J.F. Wilson.
 R. M. Ling and George Merritt re.
 turned Saturday afternoon from at
 tending the democratic convention
 in Tucson.
 In the resignstions of Colonel
 A. O, Brodie, of the first regiment,
 the national guard of Arizona loses one of it's most competent and eff
 cient officers.
 A. NJ. Jones has invited the mem
 bers of the Methodist church choir
 to an excursion to Prescott June tion next Saturday, where a picnic will be held.
 Engineer Beard and party are at work Tn the vicinity of Thnmb Butte. They expect to move camp in few days about ten miles from town.
 Yesterdays base ball game at tracted large crowd to the ball field. The game was very interest ing and resulted in a score of l3 to in favor of the Whipple club.
 The contract of the Commercial Mining company with the various ministers of Prescott to hold ser vices at their several mining camps expires this month and it is said will not ba renewed.
 Ina Louisa, aged two months and Fl days daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brinkmeyer, lied yesterday and was buried this afternoon from the Somnar House. Deceased was twin, its little sister surviving her.
 F. $. Clark will commence the erection of residence in East Pres colt, within the next month. ]. M. w. Moore, also, expects to build next fall on the lot adjoining Mir. Clark, in the old C. C. Bean block.
 James Brown is in town today proving his title clear to a quarter section of land in the Verde valley. He says that the water is running m the new ditch there and the pros poets for the coming season are very fattering.
 The boys played good game of ball yesterday. The twins, of the Whippie team, furnished amuse- ment to spectators. Ed. York, pitcher for the Prescott nine, did good work in striking out twelve men.
 At a meeting of the o. K. hose company on Saturday evening E. D. Potter, J. w. Haberly and Amos Sweigert were elected active mem- bers of the company. The company also decided to secure new uniforms each member paying for his own.
 Engineer Critchlow and his party are expected in town any day now, and will immediately start to work south, the line between Prescott and Ash Fork being all located. Engineer Beard and party arc al ready in the field south of town.
 Rev. E. w. Meany will leave for Phenix tomorrow morning, to hold services for the Knights Templar on Ascension day, Thursday, May 26. He will return Tn time to hold ser vices next Sunday, which will be attended by the Knights Templar of Prescott in the morning, and by the G. A. R. in the evening.
 William Markland, the young non- commissioned officer who was sta tioned at Whipple with the 9th, and we'll known to Prescottites, passed very creditable examination last week at Santa Fe for . commission in the regular army. His percent age it is said was so far above that required that it is probable lieu will be given him in few months at the farthest. Many friends of Billy" in Prescott extend their congratulations in consequence.
 Citizens of Prescott are protesting against building the proposed ad dition to the court house on the north side. It will not only neces- sitate the cutting down of two fine trees, the prettiest in the plaza, in front of the building, but will also interfere with the we'll. The supervisors will be to place the addition on the south side of the building instead of as now proposed on the north side. The program for the next meet { ing of the Chautauqua Club, to be held on Tuesday, May 24, at the r,sidence of Mrs, McGowan, is ar ran ed as follows: Questions, Ar Iemus Ward. Biography, "Ward," Mrs. Dake. Reading, 2d part 1, Southern Confectionery" Miss Hew- it. Selections from "Ward," Mrs. Geo. Brown. Reading. "The New , Womanhood," Mrs. Akers. Cues t ions, l3 to a, Classic German Course in English,n May, E 4. Ernst. the tailor, died few minutes past one o'clock this morn ng. His body has been embalmed md will be shipped to San Francisco 'or interment in the Jewish ceme- cry. Deceased had resided in Pres ,ott for several years and was ar : .anging his business to return to Germany, his native land, next :,