The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-22

FRIDAYS EDITIO.
 Lumber at reduced rates for cash at Chr tis' mill on Lynx Creek jy21 | WANTED-A situation by q young man, Is willing to do any kind of work | Enquire at this office. a12-1w
 Parties holding tickets in the rafie for Ladies Gold Bracelet and Watch will please present the same at the Palace the money | will be refunded.
 Messrs Snow and Murphy go to Jerome tomorrow to look at mines in that vicinity.
 Judge Moves, last evening, had severe attack of appopls1y, but to-day is resting easy.
 John Kirwagen and H. L. Haskell yes terday left to take possession of the Fine ranch, which they recently purchased. Reports, from different localities in the eastern part of the Territory where cattle range, come in of the wholesale stealing of stock. Lynching is expected.
 
 announce myself as an Independent can didate for the office of Sheriff
 DANIEL HATZ.
 Prescott, Aug. 20, 1884.
 
 Taylor & Co. to day commenced to burn another kiln of 100, 900 brick They claim their brick as being made from the best ma terial obtainable in this section.
 Rich strikes in Fred Williams mine on the Hassayampa, and at Col. Bigelow's camp, are reported by recent arrivals from both the above places.
 Geo A. McCarrer. the fearless editor of the Apache Chief, published at St. Johns, and also the Court Commissioner for Apa- che County, is in Prescott attending Court. No baseball game is booked for to-nior- TOW, this season being somewhat disastrous to the Milligsn nine in their contests with the Rifles and no further games are looked for
 A number of our young people think it is about time for another social hop, and would like to see either the Milligans or Rifles start the ball rolling and not have so much time elapse between dances here after.
 J. s. Hubbell, one of the leading citizens of St. Johns, and at present the candidate on the anti Mormon ticket for Sheriff of Apache County, Is among the witnesses in attendance before the grand jury. MT. Hubbelps election to the office for which he aspires is generally conceded by the best informed citizens oi his County.
 The many friends of Colonel c. c. Bean are urging that gentleman to permit his name to go before the Republican Territo- rial Convention as candidate for delegate tc Congress, Hon.. H, M Van Arman hay ing positively declined to make the race The Colonel is an old-timer who has made for himself record that will easily stand the test or red-hot political campaign.
 Daniel Hatz annouces himself in to-day's MINER as an Independent candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing November election. Mir. Hatz has probably more warm per sonal friends than any other man ill the County, IS noted for integrity and strs ight forward dealing and if elected will make good Sheriff.
 Morgan R. Wise is making general tour of every Democratic stronghold in Arizona to see how he stands on the Delegate ques- ticn. At present he is in Phenix and will visit this north pole section soon. After the election many relief parties will be out fitted to ascertain his and the crew's where abouts, if he succeeds in commanding this forlorn hope expedition. A member of the Territorial Republican Central Committee has received A commit