The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-11

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T frt0av's News.
 Deeds. Blanks, etc, at this Office. The best brand of four in the market sold at the IXL store at s0.25 pr. 100 lbs.
 Fresh Butter only 50 cents per pound at D. L.vy & Cos.
 A grand International Exhibition is to take place in 1880, at Melbourne, Australia.
 We are again visiteI with disagreeable sand and wind storm. At the time of going to press it has turned into scow.
 Late dispatches say that Speaker Randall will visit California immediately after the adjournment of Congress. [. try to reuuiie the disintegrated Democracy of that State, Quite number of persons from the out siae districts will be m Prescott on the 18th and 18th aud a large number of horses will be entered for the prizes on both days.
 Hon. Gideon Brooke has recovered from his severe illness and anticipates a trip to Cal. soon. NIT. E. is one of Prescott's first settlers and best citizens.
 Judge John Howard left for Phenix this afternoon, to be in attendance on District Court, which convenes at that place on Mon- day next.
 Mr. Gideon Cornell arrived in town last evening from his ranch on the Sandy. He returns home tomorrow .
 The California mail has been coming in little behind the usual time, of late, on ac- count of the change being made in the route.
 Price Behsn and Wesley Herman, who have had lively little jsunt to Mineral Park, returned this afternoon Herman arrived at the Park about six hours ahead of Behan, having had about that mucn the start.
 H. Mercer, competent aojuster and re- pairer ui all kinds of sewing machines, will remain Tn Prescott for few days and call on the ladies at their homes and do any work in the sewing marhine line. He mas needles and attachments for nearly all machines
 Prescott, April llth, 1870.
 We would call the attention of our read CTS to the new advertisement which presents itself in to-day $ issue. setting forth the ad vantages, money saved, etc, by calling on Sam Hill for stoves, tinwsre, etc. Mr. Hill manufactures the majnr part ofhis merchar- disc and is prepared to uudersell any house in northern Arizona.
 The Mexi an Consul at Tucson has fav- ored us with a circular in relation 10 the 1 International Exhibition, which is to be | held Tn the City of Mexico, next year. All 1 nations are to be invited to exhibit their l articles in rhc buildings or paviiions raised by the governments or their respective ua- lions or States, or in the common building | for the. Exhibition as it may suit tDer in- terests.
 A miners meeting was held at Wicken- burg on the Sth. inst. at the house of A. H. | Peoples. Present at the meeting, J. D. Gus enbary. A. H. Peoples, Wm. TrcadwelI, II. | Thomas Johnstone, c P. Stsn- ton, Tom Hodge and NJ. Lockwood. The | U. S. Laws were adopted to govern the District. ao1 Tom Fitch ons the Sock & S1skn |
 At the earnest solicitation of numerous friends in San Francesca, in and out of the | Theatrical profession, Hon. Thus. Fitch | has consented to delay his departure for 1 Arizona until Sunday next in order that | he may appear at the Baldwin Theater on Friday evening, in the role of Richelieu.
 LETTER LIST.
 The following letters remaining in the | office week ending Apr. 18th.
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