Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-09
FROM MoNDAY's DAILY:
 Distric, court opened to-day.

W. c. Potts will leave tomorrow sgsil
 for he railroad.
 Col c. P. Head iett 10 day for Ash Forl
 to meet his wife.
 l c. \. Randall, returned from San Fran cisco on Saturday nigbt.
 Prescott, is filing up with visitors whc are here to attend court.
 George Connell, of Camp Wood, hai moved bis family 10 town. Rev. N. L. Gu,hire started for the east to-day with lis niece, who is quite ill. J. w. Dougher,y and wife returned last night from their Oak creek ranch. General B. II. Grierson is expected to arrive st wbipple tomorrow evening. J.P. Bruce and wife are domciled iu l the Bescl mansion on Cortez street.
 Last pight's Ash Fork stage brought in v hole lot of delayed California mail. Mrs. F. K. Ainsworth and her friend Miss Moore, left fhis morning for California. Fied,rick F. Murry, of Jerome, spent the Sabbath in town with his friends. Candidates have lready c,mmerced 10 announce themselves in Mohave county. A territorial grand jury was impanelsd this morning with W. M. Buffum foreman. The Girsrd Mill of Tombstone, had a narrow escape, recently, from destruction by fire.
 Beyond calling the calender thIs morn ing, but little work was done in the District cotrt.
 Robert Ferguson had his leg broken recently in Big Chino valley by his horse falling with him in rodeo.
 Miss Pare, has closed her sc5oci at Ash Fork and is stopping ip West Presc 1tt with Mrs Curtis and Mrs. Barrows.
 you wish to save trouble, worry and cash. inspect the "Lion" stock O: bay' and cbildren's clothing before sending of.
 Our public schools will close cu Friday next, June 11th. A pubic enter tsinnent will be given by the pupils on that even- ing
 Governor Zulick has of.red a $25o rc- ward for the apprehension of the parties who robbed the Black (apyon sage on Friday nisb,.
 The Star says, there is what IS Called "Two sets" in Tucson and the absorbing question of the hour there is ,o which SC; do you belong.
 John Dixon, of Skull valley, is in town 10 attend court. He says that ,he crop prospects of the valley are better ,haa they have been for years.
 An ambulance wss sent out from Whip pie, to-day, 10 mee, Col. Morgan c. c. $. of the Division ot the Pacific, wine is en route to visit Whipple.
 In addition to his duties ss Court Com missioner, lawyer and editor, J. ]. Hyde, os the Mohave County Miner, has been sp- pointed Justice of Pesc..
 The Fsbry come, cin now be seen with the naked eye, It is sad, little after 3 a. m. And so can any number of much brighter and better looking stars.
 R. B. Steadmap, an old resident of this place, left yesterday morning fer Los Angeles California, where te goes for the purpose of purchasing ranch.
 Messrs Cook, Eylers and Miller have train load of beef cattle eu route to Ash Fork from where they will be shipped 10 the Kans city msrket. They have nearly % head in the lot
 E. H. Witherell, who has b.en waiting in Ash Fork, for the repair of the raiirosd bri ige, over the Rio Crane de. for Le ship menr of lot of horses i,ceiSed woId on Saturday 10 load up his stock as the road was again in condition for business.
 OscsI Vanderbilt connected with the Northern Pacific .ailrosd and brother of our townsmsn, W. W. Van ierbil,, sent the latter a telegam stating that he is q passenger on the Ash Fork stage due this evening. The brothers have not seen esch other for eight years. Billy drove out in private conveyance 10 meet him
 Another couple have succumbed to the matrimonial fever. They sre ]. P. Bruce and Daisy Winants, who were united iu marriage en Saturday evening. The fermer is popular salesman of N. Goldwa,er & Son, while the bride is grand daughter of Judge W. II. McGrew and wife.
 Captain Pierce, of San Carlos Agency, hss offered to the bands of Indisns on the San Pedro, ua1er tbe leadership of E.kin. in1in. Pacheen and Ssguls, $ ressrd of $l50 apiece for the heads of all the hostiles they msy bring in. This is a good move. and is made with an idea Of inducing these Indlans to fight the hosriles instead of joiuing them.
 Geo. ". Siaes, still keep, up hl. laith in the prosperity of the town. ss IS evidenced by his works. He has workmea engaged to-day enlsrging his Sazerac saloon and other ~ise improving it. He is compelled to do this snnuslly. to accommodate his constantly iucieaslOg patronage, and at the rate a, the last few years, it will no, be long until he will occupy an entire block.