Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-25
FRom TuEspAY's DAITY.
 What has become of A. c. RI

night.
 Hook and Ladder company meet
 tonight.
 Frank Luke came in from Pheni
 yesterday.
 | E. s. Clark will return to Flag staf tomorrow.
 A rain storm is threatened. | would prove acceptable.
 NJ. Goldwater & Bro. have a fin, line of furniture on hand.
 Col. A. O. Brodie left for tn, Hillside mine this morning. Robert Drynan came in from Prescott Junction yesterday. John Martin, foreman of the Crowned King mine, is in town.
 Wyckoff Club meets tonight at the residence of Professor Thomas.
 NJ. 1oldwater < Bro. are building an addition to the fire wall of theil store.
 Walter J. Wright came in yester- day from the Gro Bella mining camp.
 J. J. Coleman, the civil engineer, will leave tomorrow for the Hill side mine.
 Ex-Governor Wolaey's canal en- terprise Is giving Gila Bend gen uine boom.
 s. Kerchival. special agent of the department of Justice, is in town on official business.
 Geo. F. Harrington, of the Crown ed King Mining company, came in from the east few days since.
 ]. A. Park is in from Squaw Peak, where he has recently located some claims of lithographing stone.
 Let every one take hold of the Fourth of July celebration and work with will to make it success.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla absolutely cures where other preparations fail. It possesses medicinal merit pecu- liar to itself.
 Phenix papers refer to ace through the streets of that town after rattle snake as though it was an every day occurrence.
 W. T. Wetherby. representing the whulesala paper house of Lazarus S aeizeT. Los Angeles. is in town in tho interest of his firm
 Constipation and all troubles with tha q psiito organs and the liver, aT~ A bt. Sl00ds Pills. | nc ss dinaar pill
 ' $. Jackson. supenutel.-;1... -s the Lone Pine, will leave shortly for Topeka Kansas. to wed a well known English soesety lady of ha, city.
 E.J. F. aud Miss Enil, Horne returned on yesterdays train from their visit to Californ The latter has been greatly improved in health by the trip.
 The remains of the late A. Ernst have been embalmed by $. A. Logan and will be shipped to San Fran cisco to- morrow morning, for inter ment in the Jewish cemetery there. "The Perils of Re-electing Presi- dents" is the subject of an article by he Hon. Dorman R. Easton, an- louncei for appearance in the June number of the North American Review.
 JoInny Coyle has accepted a position at the Hillside mine and 1 las gone out there to go to work. Ie Is one of the best mechanics in | ais line in the country, and is also me of the best firemen belonging to he department.
 Joe Curry came up from Bisbee to | Big Bug, few days since, to take 'harge of the Commercial Mining store at the latter place. | The report that he came up to start he mine with fifty or sixty men sas erroneous, as the mines have cen in operation there for year or wo.
 A large number of friends of Mrs. | 'lnernay participated in a sur rise party last Monday evening in ouor of her sister. Mrs. J. W. of Prescott. The super ltendent's yesidence and the nard's mess hall at the prison were oth utilized to accommodate the The main features the evening were dancing and uchre. An elegant china cup and .ucer, ladys prize at euchre, was warded to Mrs. Woodman. MT. wing captured the gentleman's rize, handsome onyx cane. The ooby prizes were taken by Mrs. Iudson and Mir. Morris, a toy horn } the gentleman and whistle to ,e lady. The supper was all that ould be desired. Dancing and Bher amusements continued until , o'clock, when the gathering dis Yuma Sentinel.