Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
FROM MONDAYS DAILY:

, FROM MoNpAYs DAILY: The Pubic schools were r--opessd tc day.
 The Prescott Hondans coony hes no
 set sail yer.
 Prescott Social Club meets to-nighs .
 Aiikins cigar store.
 The ,rsys will treat their frisods hand
 somely to-morrow night ss their bop.
 Shs rif Au.venon reports good srass in soutbsrs Ysvssai and Marie ,pa couo ties.
 Two Nioes of the Prescott 0rsys played . game of base ball yestsrdsy, resulting ii ( score of IA to I7.
 Jsmes Howey will shortly remove from Walnut Creek 10 Chino Valley. where be expects to raise . crop this year.
 The .regular bosrders" ct the William House restaurant will give ''sveli" dln per to morrow sfterroon.
 The Odd Fellows arc grading their lot preparst~ry to the rels oval oi their building to the front on Cortez street. It is s,afed that Gus Ellis q O. are l figuring for . settlement on the basis of forty -six cents on the dollar.
 The hop to be gives by the Grays to- morrow evening is . complimentary a6air to those who receive invitations. ; Do not forget the quo ioa next Thur day. Elegant furniture for sale, which .n DO doubt be had a' good bargains.
 Me.srs. Baird end Moye have cold eleven instrunea:s-pisnos and organs, to date. with three or four more under negotiation. Billy the bsrber," at Tom Millgass old stand ., the Headqusrters saloon, is making extensive improvements to his shop.
 DJ. Monroe, . prooinent citizen of the ARua Fris vall,y, wss in towa to-day, and paid his respecss to the JoURxAL- MIx- ER office.
 EssTy Wshler, the teanster sho he'd bis foot mashed recently, h able te be arou nd CD crutch, and intends shortly to take 10 the load again.
 The Gazette reports the failure Of Ney. ers q NcNsmsra, sub-eontrscsors on the Insane Asylum. The work is DO" being carried on by Mr. Absrssthy.
 Parties desiring to study shorshsnd have an opportunity to do sois sgosd practical way. by addressing Ralph ,. Clarke, Station c, Philsdelphia. See no- tice elsewhere.
 Mamie Riley, whs, with her sistsr. was . subject of chsnty for some time 10 Prss- colt, owing {, the failure of their flther to provide for then. died recently ID Los- Angeles. California. Her father and sister ar. living st Pass dens.
 A preiio. nary step was token yestefdsy towards the organization of n Anti Chinese League in Prescott. A public meeting will be called shortly for the pur- pose of perfecting the organization.
 Owing to the heavy eeaditiop of the roads near Ash Fork, no fro ght has arrived st Prescott for several wssks. The JcuR- NAL MINER has nearly ton of much needed supplies mud bound somswhers between Prescott and A>b Fork.
 The Ccuner gives the nsnes this morn. iug of two or three prehistoric Judges of this Territory who were political mcddlen. Not more than hs the present population of the Territory has evsr heard of them or known that they occupied the positions.
 Oar German citizens celebrated to-day. King Williams ssh birthday Not very much enthusiasm was unaffected, however, as the Kaiser is not held in very great e. teem by his former subjects who have sworn allegiance to the SssEs sud Stripse.
 While .s yet the Chinese have not be- come very great nuissscs in Prescott. the daily arrival of from one tc four fore. bodee trouble in the future unless deci- sive msasures are adopted at once to pre- vent their arnval here in large numbers.
 School Trustees J. L. Fisher and L. wollenburg. accompanied by County su- perintenjept J. J. Hswkins, visitsd the Public School this morning and assisted the teachdrs in classifying the pupils. As now arranged the sehool gives promise of good success.
 Hon. Levi Bsshford hes sivsys shown an unfalteripg faith in the psrmsneDcy of Prescott, and with his ssaal we'll ksown enterprise, to day, set painters at york painting the block of buildings, extending from the store of L. BAshford q Co, on Gurley street, east ts Cortss and, thence to the bnck block occupied by A. E. Baird q Co, deaiess in musical instfu. meuts.
 A fine COW belonging to Judge Noyes died Saturday from the e6ects of injuries re- ceived in some manner about seventeen days ago. An examination sho~ed 'hss her back and three iibs were broken, and 1t is thought to have been the work of sooe malicious psrson.
 The Cin1en remarks, that men of obser. vation and istelligsnee, who have carfulIy sounded the people in sll parts of Pima county. express the unreserved opinion that the Republicans will elect every can. dids,e on their ticket at the approaching general election.
 B. J. Tsussig, representing the St. Louis Yav.ps: Mill and Mining Comp any. was the purchaser. last Sssutdsy, of the