Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

Ice cream at Baumal's tomorrow. Courl adjourned for the term to-day. The Caliiornis mail failed to connect lss night.
 Governor Zulick is stopping at hotel il Tucson.
 Z.L Kay and wife are up from the Verde Valley.
 Attend the free concert a, inc Prescott House ts night. JE. Anderson came in from the railroad camp yesterday.
 Stages are delayed with mud and high water once more. Albuquerque wants canring factory established tbere. Snow fell yesterday in the mountains surrounding Prescott.
 Services at.the ip;isi church tomorrow evening at 7:30P.M
 The daneiug school of the Grsys will be in ful! blast Io-r gb'.
 At,orpey Gen, ral CaUfcbili will leave for PLenix is tne n .Fane.
 chiei Jus'ics Shields and wife will leave  for Tucson in a few days.
 Jules Beumao has just received cons sgnment O! fresh oysters.
 George Il Curry aod E. COInstoek went oa; 10 rhr Lyrx Creek placers to-day.
 Tue Lynx Creek plscsrs have started ID again sith good head of water.
 Hon. Move L. Wicks, of Los Angeles, is prospecting for stock ranch near PheniI
 The social club wi! introduce number of new dances at their party next Friday night.
 Fritz Jcssen bas ordered the material for an elevated railway in front of bis Head qusrieTs.
 The wicked merchants of Tombstone have resolved ,o close their stores on Sunday, heiesfler.
 Services a, the M. E ChuIch, sou h, ts- morrow evening st .;30 P. N. Sapdsy schoo. si e:3oP.H
 Job printing 0, every description, neatly aud promptly executed at this office. Bring in your orders.
 ronbst Dc IS holdins, snti-Ch:nese meet ings and taking active measures to expel the Mongollous fIem that city.
 Fine breakfast and dinner tomorrow at tue Tom < I. Restaurant. Eggs every four times week.
 I. W. ons has adopted a cash ''psy as you go," basis for selling goods hereafter, and says he will adhere strictly to it.
 h the case of Marcls Ayelas vs. Stephen Condron, an appeal from the justice court, iu5gmen, for plaintiff for sas Was ren tered to-day.
 l. IS ramnrsd that Mir. F W. Smith, ihe late general manager of the Atliniic & Pscif. rosd, is on his way tn this terri tory, and that he proposes establishing a bank al Eo brook.
 John Jones & Co. want to know the best plan of '.anicably adjusting" their indeb'- ednsss. The latest solution of this fiasn- cial problem is to transfer A available assets. thtn assigo 10 relatives for benefit of creditors, and deny the latter transaction.
 The Odd Fellows to-day purchased the tots on which tbe Hcof < Horn office Is located together with the building, aud will immeiia,tly repair The same for lodge pur- poses.
 The electric current in the atmosphere at present seems 10 be of very beliigerent character Ca Wednesday night & faro dealer dealt one of his customers a blow in the face with the box, which very nearly prove: sn unlucky deal for him, while two cases of assault were heard to-day by our justices of the peace.
 Au expyrimsHci. in progress here which is being watched with considerable intercst by tae sporting fraternity. As told o the
 porter It is substantially as follows: A shor. lime since asiaro bank opened with a capital ol S25e. when 3 sporting man set about to break the bank. He has it perlstently followed up and at the present time is out over sl,5eo with the "baakr that much sirongsr.
 J. J. Conway left with los d of supplies for the men working on tae Wosve: placer claims, ano will take prospecting tour, also while absent. Mir. Heuber, practical wa.chmaker will have charge of hls store dur ing his absence.
 Erwin Baer, the pbotographeE, had the misfortune 10 break the glass containing the negative of Dilia, taken on the morning of his execution, before any copies of the pic- turcs were printed.
 Serv.ees lt the Marina Street Church to- morrov. as follows: Preaching al 10 50 A. NJ, and at 13o in the evening. Sunday School si 2:3a P. NJ.
 NATHAN L. GUTHRIE. Pastor.
 Judge Barnes Is hcidiAg term of co1rt i4 Tombs ose s8i the Epiiaph compliments hin as follow: "Wn. II. Barnes, judge of the ii,st judicial district, i, not she kind of s g-n, that would, by any act of his, put a muzzle upon the public press. His long experience as journalist has admirably fitted h:m for the aIduoas and responsible gosi;ioe he uow occupies upon the b.nch of Arizona. Judge Barnes Is thoroughly fami-
 far with ,he thsrkless ani .aborioN posi- ton occupied by the iIa.ernity. He is also c-aizlu; of the fact that an editor is sttt,ff,, s,,.uefacter and assisfs t-,ora in h;s