Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

1ne recognition of the rights of such Flith-That the present law levyiup a tax of two per cent, payable uuar- iierly, on the ret proceeds of mines. IS an extortionate tax levied agains, ihe paramount industry Of the Territory ana being in the nature of a tax on incomes, IS wrong in principle. and should therefore be repealed.
 SlNlh-That, as silver mining is the paramount industry of Arizona, and one of the great industries oi the country, we are firmly of the opinion that silver should be received as freely at the mints for coinage as gold, and demand that our l' rate to Congress exert himself to the utmost to have Ihis effected.
 Seventh-That we hold the Demo- cratic party of Arizona responsible Tor the present registration and cleo tlon law, whicn leaves open wide op- portunities for the gr0ssest frauds. and by it's action in nominating and endorsing for office men who spent their time and money 10 keep the pres cnt law tn TX istence, it is evident that It Is the desire of that parry to mainiain the incOngruous and uncer- tam law on the statute book.
 The result of the caucus was then called for, and the following report was read and adopted as ihe ticket of the Republican Convention of Pima county, after each member had been vouched for as supporting the ticket and platform:
 Council-J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, of Orc BlancO; H. G. Rollins of Tombstone ID. IS. Gillette, Jr., of Harshaw; Rich ard Gird, of Millyille; F. II. Good win, of Tucson.
 HGuse-Webster Street, of Tomb stone; J. NJ. McArthur, of Pajarito ; Thomas Hughes, of Crittenden; Alex ander Blair, of Charleston; A. E. Ja. cobs, of Puebla Viejo; E. c. Burton of Camp Huachuca; J. c. Handy, of Tucson; John Haynes, of Tucson H. Buehman, of Tucson; Leopoldo CarTiIlo, of Tucson; c. $. Leon, oi Tucson.
 Sherif-R. II. Paul, of Tucson.
 Recorder-C R. Drake, of Tucson
 Treasurer-C. T. Etchslls, of Tue son.
 Probate Judge-T l.. Stiles, of Tue son.
 District Attorney-Lyitleton PrIce of Tucson.
 Supervisors - Joseph Tasker, O Tombstone; c. E. Harlow, of liar shaw.
 County Surveyor-G. J. Roskruge of Tucson.
 Public Adminislrstor-J. II. c. Wal, temath.
 4 County Executive Committee va. then appointed as follows: A. II Manuel, Tombstone; P. Ruelas, Tue. son; c. Hudson, Tucson; W. C. Davis Tucson; J. C, Handy, Tucson; A. w Unthank, Orc Blanco; C. II. Light Tom bstone; H. C. Hooker, Sierr; Bonita; Samuel Hughes, Tucson; J, R. Farrell, Tucson; T. Lille Mercer, Tubac; Isaac Brokaw, Tucson; Judge Henson, Swisshelm District.
 The County Executive Committee was on motion authorized 10 supply all vacancies occurring in the ticket.
 A dispatch was received from tho Republicans of Prescott, as follows
 PREsCoTT, September 20.-To tho Secretary Of the Republican County 1 Committee of Pima county and the ! Republicans of Pima county il | Convention assembled: The officers and members of the Territorial Republican Central Committee o ! Arizona, also of the RepublicSi | Central Committee of Yavapai county, and of the Prescott Republican Cut send you greeting and our earnes congratulations that you have decided 10 run the race on square issues. A! the time left you for organization anc canvassing IS shorter than Tn oth el counties SO must your efforts be more active and the conflict sharp and wei sustained al all points. We have an ticipated for the Republican party II Arizona, by concerted action, glorious victory.
 (Signed) CLARK CHURCuILL, Chairman of the Territorial and Iav-
 apai County Central Committee
 HENRY A. BIGLow, Secretary of the Territorial and fav'
 apai County Central Committee
 A. J. BUTLER, President of the Prescott Republican
 Club.
 SAM. FURMAN, Secretary of the Prescott Republican Club.
 The Central Committee was ID structed to send suitable reply.
 The convention then adjourned sin' die. with three good, ringing, rous- ing Republican cheers for the Re r,:o t;cl-at of the ReDublical