The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-17

Yavapai County. fgpm Nedsesdayss Duly.
 sheai6 Hsbben end Ad Earth, of Apa. cAs county, are expected se srrivs hero this evening.
 Two stagss wves aasonsy Co aceommo- date the passsngers vho ssnss ia from Ash Fork last evening. -.
 5hs RiAss lsst evening tasnsd out ovsr stkisfy msa foE dsilt in' e scAosl of tho company. ...r. --t 1s
 Prescott hes . Chinsse 6rsmsn. vAs is alssys on handwhsn en alarm of fire is s.ndsd sts <ss Under Sheriff Nike Levlsr returnsd last evening from . months visit to California, greatly improved in health. :-1i
 The muaici psrformanes of . fine or ch.trs It the Palace Saloon last evening attracted general attention.
 It is stated that Price Behan has pu.- chased one-third interest in ths extensive stock business of Lincoln & Head.
 County Recorder wilkseson is scting .s clerk of the District Court during the ab- ssncs of Albert Foots.
 Csatrsg so general expectations the Grsnd Jury did not make its final report to cay. .. @ ..s
 We are told that there is hug demand for soda water this morning among the French and their confreres. ~l~ ~>
 Stockmen from the Mogollon mountains state that cattle in that section are su3eeing severely from the scarcity of water.
 The Board of Supervisors will conclude its labon q Board of Equalization during the psssent vsek.- 's =
 A large number of stockmsn are in town from Thompson Valley and vicinity q wit- nessss in the eass of the Territory vs. John Chart.
 
 Several nloon men are preparing to open branch establishments to aceommo- date the construction force now at work on our branch rSilr,sd.
 Martin Maier is engaged constructing frst-clsss bath hshouse in the rear of his es- dbiiihmenf on Gr.nits Street. He iu- tends reducing the pr,ce of baths, we un- stand, from % to 9 cents.
 .-- -Losr.-Oa the road between Prescott and Kirkland Valley, . gold pin with frosted lesves and three coral roses. A iberA reward will be paid for its return to this office.
 Earnest Tee, . member of the Board of Supervisora of Apache county, and also one of the largest cattle owners in northern Arizona, is in attendance on the Distric. Court e witnes in . polygsmy case.
 Owing to their being no funds on hand to meet the expenses of running the E. S. side of the District Court, no United States business will be attended to by that tribu- nal until Monday next.
 < I. B. Penney. D. H. Udall and J. H. c. Crosby, prominent Mormons of Apache county, are in town to answer to indict- menis found againat them in the District Court
 Judgse Howard to-day stated, that in stead of holding term of Court in Apache County in August next, hei would re- main in Prescott and clean u2 the calendar of Yavspai County. This will result in the regular term of Court for Apache County bsing postponed until September.
 TAs eass of the Territory of Arizona VI. John ChArt, indicted for appropriating 2 ysarling colt belonging to Dr. J. N. Mo Candisss, occupied. the attention of the District Court to-day. From the promi- nencs of the accused in stock-growing cir caes, the eass is stts.cting eonsid erable st- tention. @
 If the testimony of eminent chemists and sag.cious medical men is of any value, Dr. Pness Cream Baking Powder is the most pAsfsst- mads. These men Of standing in their professions not oaly recommend its use, but endorss its perfect purity, excel. fence and vholesomenes by using it in ther own families. :. Alfred Ruiz, recorder of Mohave county, and one of the best knosn citizens of nor-. thern Arizona, arrived last evening in com. \ pliance with subpoena requiring him to appear as . witness in several United States criminal cases.
 Nr. J. E. Porter, who vas appointed sheriff of Apache county, by the superyi- DoEs Of that county to replace Mir. Aubbell, is in town. 1t is said thst an effort will be l made to have the squsbble over the sheriff l office of Apache county settied by the Dis tfict Court, on Mfr. Hubbelrs arrival here.
 Harry Luber, who returned yesterday ! from an extensive tour throueh Walnut l Grove and vicinity, reports that placer I miners In that section are industriousiy at 1 work getting auriferous gravel into such l shape e viii enable them to take adyan- tage of the 6nt rains. From the amount ! of such dirt now ready for working, Mir 1 Lubers anticipates . pig cleanup of gold 1 in the near future.
 DR. PESTLASD Dentist, has rezsocei his office and residence to the Wilson house, i've doors eas. of his old stand, and iinme-