The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-22
TUESDAY.

he took in" his cattle ranch.
 Political aspirants may be seen at all
 hours now hobnobbing and enjoying
 those confidential chats.
 Chas Kinnear and Louis Traner, two old timers, arrived last evening from Apache county, and will remain in Pres colt during the coming term of Court.
 Chief Deputy U. S. Marshal Evans is
 in town making all needed arrangements for the approaching term of the United States court for the 3rd Judicial Dis trict
 Alfred Ruiz, recorder of Apache coun- ty, Is domiciled at the Williams House. He comes as Q witness in several of the polygamy cases that will be tried at the coming term of the District Court.
 Henry Altekense, T j Benskin, Can ton, Ohio; Mrs M c Poland, Stoddard; B H Wilson, Bigbug Ed Hill, Stoddard Jas Hartefeld, Silver Belt, Chas Wurth, Los Angeles; M Burgess, Holbrook are regis tered at the Williams House
 A good speed programme for the com ing fall races will be put on the boards. Several fast horses are now in the Coun- ty and several more en route to com pete for a share of the spolls.
 The following named gentlemen have been elected by the Democrats of Apache County to represent them at the Demo cratic Territorial Convention: Harris Baldwin, J. L. Hubbell, Morris Earth, Chas. Kinnear and Thos. Bunch The delegation is solid for C. P Head.
 Voters should bear in mind that they are disqualified from voting unless their names are placed on the great register twenty days prior to election. The county recorder and all justices of the peace are registering officers. In addi- tion, the board of supervisors have tue power to appoint register in any pre- cinct not having justice of the peace.
 Michael Hickey, who for nearly two years has acted as county jailor, to-day severed his connection with the sheriff s office. While Mr Hickey filled the office of tailor he won the hearts of all b. his uniform kindness to those in his custody. To find q man equally com petent to fill the vacancy thus created will be a very difficult task.
 Dr. Farnham expects to start the Lowell mill, on Lynx Creek, in few days, to work ores from the well known Iron Clad and Wadleigh mines Recent sample runs give such results that he now thinks there will be no more delays in proving these properties to be what has always been claimed for them
 Joe Wilson, the popular Prescott clothier, IS making extensive improve ments in his mercantile establishment, in order to make room for the fine stock of gents clothing and furnishing goods, purchased by him in the East, and which without doubt is the most complete ever brought to Prescott. Before purchasing elsewhere give him a call and satisfy yourself as to the cor rectness of our statement.
 The approaching term of the District Court will be one Of the most important terms ever held by any United States court in this Territory For the first time in the judicial history of Arizona the question of polygamous marriage will be placed on trial, while several per jury and counterfeiting cases will also be probably tried The number of wit nesses and jurors in attendance from abroad will be unusually large
 A social club was organized last night oy several young men or our city With the object in view of giving number of dramatic and other entertainments as soon as our New City Hall IS completed. Several ladies, also, who have heretofore creditably to themselves before audiences at the old burnt down theatre, have volunteered their services, so I've may expect renewal of old times in the theatrical line, and the passing away of l many pleasant evening this winter
 Recent arrivals from Jerome state that light occurred there few days, ago be- .ween bar keeper and an inebriated | miner, that in brutality exceeded any pun l shment that the most barbarious heathen 1 would be guilty cf inficting upOs, fellow l