The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24

Mr. Aired IS in town from Thompson val ley.
 MT Smith, of Bernard X smith, Tiptop, IS doing P.esc"tt.
 Mr. Rutherford. Superintendent of the Prince mlue, Is visiting in Prescott.
 It is rumured that Chas Blackburn has disappeared from Kirkland Valley.
 NA~oSic-Az,.an Lodge, F. & A. NJ. will meet this evening for work iu the third de- gree.
 \ Republican Club has been started at Maricopn. place that will poll nearly every vote for Stewart.
 Those who have not registered should do So at once aud thus have their D lmes upon the Great Register.
 Mss Pauline MaAham. the celebrated sim ger and actress, who givP so many pleasant entertainments in Prescott last winter. Is comfortably located in New York City and receiving a mice incC he from a frst-class opera troupe which will soon visit the Pacific Coast
 William Lynn is Tn town from the Tiger and gives a good report from that section, boiA as regards politics and mineral. The camp wlli poll about 45 votes, a majority of winch are Republican. This Is smother one oi those precincts heard from by the Secre- ,ary ot the Democratic Club that will 20 three Democratic tn one Republican. Why tue Democracy should exert themselves so muc4. when they have the thing all their own way, Is one of the mysteries.
 IT we were to believe everything we res1 tn 'ic Democratic papers absut the strength of the Democratic party and the decline of thc Republican party. why then II would be useless for The latter party to even make a prrtcatton Co elect their candidates in No y,mber but as talk Is cheap, and the Dem ugrlt1C 1rggns have a patent on the article, Ve 0i.l keep righ; along as if not s word had been spoken, and on the 2d of Novem- ner elect Republicans to office, from Dele gate down.
 Owlu- to the overbearing. insulting man. ner "t NcCiintUck, of the Herald, Phenix. toward h,s faithful employees. they have left him in bts glory. They have ordered com p'-tc printing office from Sat Francisco ard NiIl. ia a !"w uay-, start a respectable and ah' edited pap,r at Phenix in the interest of R-puhacauI,m Me has Lad. m eighteen months. uo l.s> than thirty printers, all of Vaom .rtr him oa account of beas,ly treat nirn' The Herald will die a natural death aEd never be missed.
 APACHE COUNTY We are in receipt of ucN, ignm leading citizens of Apache cuuu- ~ assuring Us that tLe county will give NJ " Stewart B large minority for the Dele gaCy. NIT ewsIi was placed ia nomination hy Aptch, county. and the citizens will see 0 It tHat th~'r u'm,nee IS supported Tn that mauuer which viii insure his election Nal.vc county will also poll & majority of h.r vu'e> for stewart and Sherman, and let o1r aurd> br remembered Pinsl and Pima countjc, vii. send a tremendous majority Tn for Stewart and Isyapsi will do likewise. Hence his election l. sure.
 In ,he fall o' 1860 the editor of the MINER tr4vu.r.I on the OsorIsHd Southern Mail line from Frsnklir. Texas. to Sedalia. Mo, with on- J Howard Wells. who gave us a fair sc- cuuut oi Granville II. Oury's scheme tn set un a pro i,loual government in Arzions with Mir. Oury a> Ruler and Monarch. MT | ! cu.. .csi-a from ihs ignorant Mexican classes Ni huut the least particle of right, and this , ?, the man who now wishes to represent tn, hnues'. intelligent citizen of Arizona ir ! Washington. If NIT. OUry would be guilt, of such a wrong aud unjust act in 1860, l .,hai might he not do m 1881 if elected t' tHc halls uf Congress
 ! VI W. Stewart came to ArIzona six year sc1 from Colorado. By gentlemaniy de D ,r:mr1t ana honesty of dealing he soor found himself comfortably located and maki8. money. The Republicans this sum mer. in locking around for s suitable mai . to represent th- Territory in Congress, uuan imrn-.y selected NIT. stewart. At the tim' ! E.. was a~Ned ,o become a candidate he wa interested ia several contracts, winch caused
 him to decline tho candidacy. He was pre- vailed upon snI finally disposed of all hi c1atac,S. freeing himself, aud then and onl, then consented tn allow his name to go be fore ih- cpuvca.i' 'n as a candidate. How
 ever. the Democratic press now, very un
 fairly, accD-cs him of belonging to a ling ], ,, uumsu.y of them to say the least.