Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-01

A male cook IS wanted at the N. R. camp at Bangharts. See ad.
 Supervis T A. A. Moore came up from Walnut Grove this morning.
 Dr. F. H. Waite left for Jerome this morning, on professional busi- ness.
 Jacob Henkle left this morning for his his Rapid Transit mining camp.
 Col. L. F. Eggers returned yes terday from pleasure trip to Cali fornia.
 The wyckof club will meet this evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Fisher.
 J. W. Norton, proprietor of the Coyote ranch, returned yesterday from his visit east.
 James Harrington, aged about 40 pears, died in the county hospi- tai yesterday at 10 o'clock.
 Call at the JOURNAL MINER office tomorrow Wednesday and see our new electric vapor engine at work.
 Prof. A. La Guardin, leader of the 1lth Infantry band, is graduate of the Naples conservatory of music.
 The new band will give a ball June 10th for the purpose of raising. money to pay for thelr instruments.
 \ man named Hagan was brought in from Ash Fork to-day, suffering from Q paralysis and hemorrhage of the lungs.
 Our city council have done a wise thing in taking action towards having general clean up of the town made.
 The 1lth Infantry band gives three concerts each week at Whip pie - Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
 The wnipple post exchange, at Whipple, which, by the way, is the new name for the canteen; IS in charge of Lieutenant Irvine.
 Mrs. E. J. Austin returned on Sat urday with the picnic party from Prescott Junction. She will re- turn with her husband tomorrow.
 Dan O'Boyle and U. s. Jackson came in Sunday evening from their Lone Pine mining camp on the Has sayampa to participate in Memorial Day exercises.
 The following offic CTS were elect ed for the ensuing term at last nights meeting of the K. of P. Lodge: Jacob Weber, P. C.; John Bourke, c. C.; J. A. Knoblock. V. C.; F. E. Andrews, Prel; C. l.. Martin, NJ. at A.
 The Cabinet saloon will be closed for few days to make repairs. Dur ing the time that it will be tempora rily closed, business will be trans acted in the building adjoining the Palace saloon. Entrance through the hall between the barber shop and the Palace saloon.
 Saturdays picnic Of the Methodist church choir proved a very enjoya- ble one. Superintendent w. B. Jones and his very estimable wife accompanied the party and added much to the enjoyment Of the others, as we'll as realizing lots of pleasure from it for themselves.
 A communication from Whipple has been consigned to the waste basket, for the reason that the corresponent failed to sign his name. "One of Many" is a signature good enough to attach to the article, but the name of the correspondent should | have accompanied the communica- ton.
 A. R. WiIkenson, Taylorville, H.; E. Meredith, Denver; Fred Mein, Newark, N. J.; T. A. Burnham and wife, Williams; J. M. Flowers, Mrs. | McPhearson, Phenix; Mrs. La Due, Denver, and w. s. Staley, Prescott 1 Junction, attached their autographs to the Williams House register yesterday.
 Edwin P. Comstock, son of w. | H. Comstock, who formerly owned the Beech -McAteer ranches in Kirkland valley, died at his home in Brockville, Canada, Monday. May 23d. Deceased was only r years old, and will be remembered by many citizens of Prescott, as he visited this section a few years ago and made many warm friends.
 Joe Schuler, we'll known Pres cottite and G. A. R. man, thirty | years ago yesterday participated in | the fierce battle of Fair Oaks. At | the hour the parade started he states the battle opened, and the thought | of again "falling in" to pay respect to the ones who fell, naturally car ried with it tender recollection on this day at least.
 The ladies of the Baptist church have decided to do mending foi families or individuals at their Wednesday afternoon gatherings. Charges will be reasonable. Any thing left at Ross drug store by | Wednesday at II a. m. will be taken care of. Please to mark plainly. Return packages will be found at parsonage, east of Goldwaters store.
 W. A. Rowe, who has just return ed from the Bradshaw mountains, via Joe Mayors, says that South ern Pacific engineering party are now engaged surveying along the lower Agua Fria, their purpose be- ing to discover route to avoid the tunnels and heavy grades ot the line already surveyed. They follow the above stream up to the mouth of Big Bug and thence up that water course to an intersection with the line previously surveyed.