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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

The Legislative ticket is considered er- tirely safe. Heads uniform opposition 10 i all classes of monopoly, in the Council two 1 years age, is recognized aud will be re membered a, the polls. Wollenburg, as ] the father of the anti monopoly resolution m the YavHpai platform, of which all other resolutions Of kindred nature in the Territory arc but copies, is bound 10 win. steadmsn, the sturdy farmer of Verde, is d recognized necessity in matters pertaining 10 agricultural legislariou, aud if there be want of forensic ability in the rest of the ticket ,hc defect is supplied in the person of Geo F. Brown.
 Moves, for Probate Judge, whose ripe experiences as a Justice emiBently qualify him for the position, has a host of friends in the mountains.
 Captain Hargrave's known ability as sound headed, able and experienced lawyer. an old settler and popular citizen, will in sure hIm httle trouble in being e.ccted Distinct Attorney, position for which he IS particularly fitted. A Supreme Judge once remarked in our hearing that J. F Hargravo was possessed of the best legal mind in Arizona, and in his election the County will be secure against the machina- iions of crafty lawyers.
 Porter, for sheriff. has had ample experi- ence in the office in California. is well qual- lied, genial and popular, and is growing in strength for the position day by day.
 Bigelow, for Recorder, is recognized wherever he gues as one of the hard listed miners of Yavapai county from the time whereof the memory of man runucth hot 10 the contrary; = thoroughly competent, in- ,eu>ely soc.able and popular, and could not be defeated before a Yayapai constituency if he should try.
 Will Bashford is a young man, noble in his impulses. thoroughly schooled in all that pertains 10 business education, well yerscd in the ways of the people Tn a new country, l in full sympathy with progress and enlight- ment as constituents and factors in the budding of Arizona, and just the man to handle 'hc peoples cash. Myers and Cline ] represent diverse interests and localities. and sre fully qualified as intelligent, hon est business men, to take care of ine affair, oi the county us Supervisors. Men of fair ness and sound judgment are needed in the position and these gentlemen possess It in an eminent degree.
 Smith will take care of tue 'stiffs, and if they have enough money left to bury them will properly expend il, otherwise will do so at his own expense.
 Taxe the ticket as a whole and il is as nearly perfect as could have been select ed. We have not compared them individ- ually with the Democratic ticket, principal ! ly for the reason that we feel friendly to the uuforiunates on that ticket, and the contrast Is so great that out of consideration for their feelings we forbear 10 put them to a test that could but be extremely embarrassing ! 10 them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
NEi'HES.'AY.

Fred Williams. oa his return from the S,ulhera pa, az the Territory, say, du.l as tune are here, hc saw DO plac. while be was gone where money Was more plentiful ID proportion tp the population.
 Geo. C. Hrglc brought up a two-horse loic of peaches from h.s ranch m Walnut C ..yc, thls morning The market is SD wei, stocked with reaches just now that thy are dull sale at lo cents Ter pound by the wholesale.
 IN Towx -Iton F.. C. Nicolqs Joe Cook and Wm Wood, oi Wiili .msoa valley, as are also Joseph Fares, TIptop; C. F. Stan irn. Weaver district; Abraham kooniz and Jas BroVu. Camp Verde; j. H Marion. Up per Verde; Geo. I. Hosle, Walnut Grove,
 We hear II rumored on the streets that Mr Merringtoa. of New York, who is In. v,sti-a.ing jLis part of Arizona, has taken working ban on the Chicago anI other mines on Grnom creek belonging to Char lev Reyes, and purchased the Parker mine, belonging to Burtoa, Hughes and Clay. Don't know any If the particulars.
 (. Rush. Democratic nominee for Dls trict Atiorncy, has gone campaigning ia the direction ot TiPtop. Captain lItrgrave is preparing 8 follow suit and will be off soon. Should they mee; and discuss mat ters j'intiy the people will enjoy an intel leCrusl treat. Charley is flowery and elc- qurnt. sni iie Captain Is soid, aryumentive and logical
 Col. Tyler, S4nc.intenient of the Gun Q hrrisnd mine. Mtrt.nez district, is in town, ..l. fer tlc Cum, eri.nG. He is also Iocuring su.',bi, ilnh.v itr ibc erection of quartz mili jhc machinery for which Is now on the way from S4a Ftaa-ico. We observe in the san F.4uc.,Ha News Letter oc tha Huh complimentary no.ice ot the Cn,oael, m Nhrch be Is spoken of a, a frs; class miuiag ant mil man.
 John II. Marion, who, it would seem. i. somc,uIaS ot straug.- in these parts if We uay jGicr from The ttCi that he got lost oh hl, way Q town yesterday from his rtncu on Upper Nc;ds. and found himsoltat Lees rtu'a o1 tte N.iiaye r1aI. WJs dylaye hy hI> wtul,-ing. nHtI away into the night ant got NI..-5ug vet bv the rain before ht reached tp..u. It u> hear no more uf Iii, o.alm- ,p ieing an o.d lIa,sayamucr
 An cpincm'c hgs broken ont among tn, cattle on ihc Verdi. auj an tac ranges ir the vicinity of William, .l v.j,ey, jig Chm, and Arvi R"ch. -upp'-cl p be ldcntica wlth what i~ suova as 'he back leg, prev a.eul at ;im ID T >a-. A pcca.ia-ity o tac L~e,~o l. r.ai II attacks only the cattl, in l Leta ,hst ne 10 the best order. th, young ones ia particular. loar,ings sp pear jo have + the w-r>t and It Is very fa | f.. q .f. .. dj.i vj'h it and very lar"e number O NoEu- ones, bl3 Man. w' hear. ls largely irscr ,n young far -.rck. John Iauce ha lo-' some ei las work cattle and near, every farmer 'n thr valley Las lost some.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17

RNLGoID MEETING LAST NIGHT-A fire audience greeted Hon. (. (. Bean last even ing al the Court room on the occasion of hls address on the subject of railroads in general and report of his mission East m relation 10 the Atlantic and Pacific road in particular. Many ladies ana their escorts occupied the chairs inside the bar on the right and the committee. Gen. Willcox and several prominent citizcus those on the Jeff. Mayor Kelly presided and Nathan Ellis acted as Secretary. The report and address were Interesting and instructive and en- ,ouraging, notwithstanding MT. Bean WAS suifc-ing under severe indispOsitiOn and lacked that animation and ready flow of speech that usually characterize his iorsenic efforts We shall review the speech in de tail hereafter.
 D. (. Thorne wIll arrive in Prescott to- morrow coming from his extended trip to the Eastern States. He has made q satis- factory sale of the Silver Bet mlne. winch Niil enable him and hIs oo-partners to put other 'aluaUle mining properties into shape Tor worNihg or sale.
 EC. z. Marshal Dake will arrive home to morrow from the Sonora line. where he sue ce"ded in capturing eleven of Reyes ban Il Of ti,llpustcrers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
THU BEDAT.

Parties up from the Verde Valley report more chills and fever in that Valley. just now. than ever before known.
 Alex Thompson and Phil Hoover leave today wiih their OK teams to till contract with J. M. Bryan. delivering fr,ight from Tptop Co Fort Ayache. Pace * Murphy finish the well in the N W cnrner of the plaza 10 day. Dimen- sioBs 46 feet deep: two tunnels. each, 4x6xIo. Holds 5000 % 7,000 gallons.
 NM. Pool, travelling agent for Strauss, Kuhnstamm X Co. a leading CrOcGerv hsusc ID San Francisco, is in Prescott dis playing samples and taking orders Tor goods.
 We learn from Col. Bigelow. who return ca from an eleciioneeTing tour yesterday, that the prospects Of large vote for tue R. publican ticket in ihe soutaern part of the county are even better than Nas Anticipat- ed.
 Marian Scott. ihe big rancbmsn from Shosio iow. Arizona, brought tSenty five thousand pounds of wool to the store e Stoycr & Co, new toNH to-day -A.bu- qaefque Golden Gate.
 k TowS.-Geo. E. Berry Pleas Alfred, B.. Chino, Jake Muller, cattle range, big C elk. N Aldfidge, L9wrT AguA FriA; Bu. k Bowen, CX teams, with hay, Sku.i Vs ley: Je.ss Elii-, Williamson Valley; W. Briak and Mr Thamp>1n, Ihompsln Val icy. wiib glrdsn trucA; L. J. Bsnuiit and A |. Eckhof. oI the Arizona R R. Survey, PheuiX.
 Harry Lyoss. G. A Darker and other who aent out to view the tall pines of San Francisco Mountain, have returned. Some of the party located land claims, and all reveied in lat game. which was fou0d m abundance Sterrett's party of R. k. sur vayors is at Coconino Caves, and King mans iu the vicinity of (. F Rogers place
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17

Henry Clausscn, bricklayer, formerly a resident of Prescott, native of Heide Hol- stem. Germany, aged 25 years, died few days since at Camp Huachuca, in Pima county, twenty-two miles from Tombstone, of nervous fever in com m5ination with bloody Aux.
 Deceased was formerly in the employ of Jul \. Rodenburg, and was much respected by all who knew him.
 The note announcing his death. further states that the disease of which he died l., prevalent in that section, and many have died.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17

As VIC have DO valid excuse for no, being as smart as our Reighbor, tlere is nothing left for us but to seknowledge that we didn't understand the dispatch fTom Port land Maine, on Wednesday, and never hsv- ing been to guessing chool. published il as received. without attempting to doctor it up tO sui: our views. IL IS some oonso, aticn To know that the editor of the EKpOsitor sl Phenlx was os stupid IS we were. and pun lished the same crooked dispatch without attempting 10 guess it straight. To-day's reports seem t. be all straight enough.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
". II. KIEEIM,S

New Goods, arrived this week, direct from the East.
 Tnurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mayo's Paragon Mackerel. in tins. Mayo'> snow Flake Goldfish. 5lb cans. Chicago Lard, very choice. in , and IOlb cans.
 Rock and Rye-Rock Candy and Rye Whiskey.
 Another invoice Of Wall and Wedge Tents Wagon Covers all sizes and weights.
 Iron Clad Rubber Boots long and shor Every i,air warranted. Large assortment Hand and Stand Lamps
 -AI.~D- New Spring styles Calico and Gincham. Black Alpaca, 5octs to Sl O0 per yard; Corset>, HandkcI chiefs and Gloves
 New Goods arriving every week from san Francisco and the Eastern Markets. PTeScntt. Narch .-ti. lNsn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
Card

IT. an Sho arc suffering from the sorrow and indi>cre,ions of youth, nervous weak. neN~, cary iccay, loss of manhood. .yc wlli send ipa that will cure you FREE or tffAh" I This great remedy was dis. covered nN aiS>ionarv in south Amcrica send seli-a. .rcS>ec envelope to the REV JOSEPH T LYMAN, N.at,on 2. Netr Tork Ctt,
 janl6eodly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
High Tres urr e Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINE compounded when .avi.ahle.
 STEAM BOILERS -F1EtcuiAr attention givea Co the quality 9f the material za workmanship and none bur nrst-ciAss work produced
 WATER PIPE, of boiler or sheet iron of any .sre made in suitzhis length for connecting tog-ther or sheets ro ptnohed ard packed for shipsr ent ready to he invited the ground.
 HYDRAULIC RINETIN6- Boiler work and water pipe made by this establishment riyitsd bv hy- dr%1ie rve'.ng machinery, that quAiy cf work being far superior 10 hand work.
 PUAPs-for mining of any capacity and os any ssye. Our siyle of di-eet. compound engines s1;h double line Of purnpe particularly recon ended. We refer io those now in not having broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGiNES for underground work irrigation city wat-rsorks purposes blt sith the celebrated Dsvey valve ruot0-s, superior Co other.
 MINING GNACHINERY-QuartEm mills, pAas. bollers. hoistinr machinery, sinking, ho ting engine other machinery required. Jy2So
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice For Publication.
Land office at Prescott, A. T.
 Rem. 1T f-S1 {

Land office at Prescott, A. T.
 Sep; IT, lss1 Notice Is hereby given thAt the following named has filed notice of hiA intention make nal proof in support o' h claim, and nnAl entry thereof the Y. S Land Office al Prescott, A. r. the 2l day of nctOber. ,lss0 Pre~mptol DeezrAtiou No. S96, Of Luther Kuo wes, for the VI of SE and >E l. Of SEia sec. 2 and SW Of sW l4. sec l. Twp l4 R. r, and names the following his WiDessss viz Wi liam W!lkerson, of Prescott, and Geo. W HaDce, William $. Head and Michael K. GadGis, of Verde.
 w.N KELLY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
DIR. SPINNEY 7, NO. II kEARNEY STREET. Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
Young Men

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS Of youthful ioliss iudscretou, Will do well 10 avail themselves of this the boom Laid al the altar Of suffering humanity. DR. SPINNEI will guarantee tO forfeit $500 every of seminal weakness private disease of any kind character which he undertakes and fAils to cure.
 MIDDLE AGE MEN.
 Tiere many al the of thirty tO sixty who are trouble with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often mpAnied by a slight smartiug or burning sensation, and weakness of the syst,m In amAuner the patient cannot account for. On examining the uri nlry dep Jsits ropy sediment vii often be found and sometimes small particles Of albunsn will appear, or the color will be of thin milkish hue again changing to dark and torpid appearance. There many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the which ts The second stage of seminal weakuess D.. <. will guarantee rfect ia al such cases, and healthy restoration of tn" genito-Griuasy organs.
 r. B. To private diseases of short standing, full course of medicines, sufficient for with all in tructons wi be sent any address receipt of sli. OFFICE HoURs-l0 to { and |" &. sundays from 10 to II A. Consultation free Thorough eIaminaton and advice S5. Call or address,
 DIR. SPINNEY 6CO
 No II kearu'y St., San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
We Can't Talk

Without showing the condition of our teeth. Every laugh expresses them. In order not to be ashamed of them, let Us iise that stand ard dentifrice, SOZODO<T, which is sure Co keep them white and spotless. Notartarean oncTust them, no canker affect the enamel. no species of decay infest the dental bone, if SOZODONT is regularly used. It is a bo- tanical preparation, and its beneficial effects on the teeth and gums are marvellous, as it removes all discolorations, ana renders the gums hard and rosy. Sl7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
NOrIce for Publication.
Land ohioe q, Prescott. A. ]

Land Ofhce at Prescott. A. T., September lI, ISss
 Notice i- hereby given that the following named set tier has filed notice of hs intention make final proof
 in supper, Of his claim. and nal entry thereof on the 23d day of October, isSJ. at the T.. S. Land
 Otce, a Prescott A. T., HOmesfead Entry No. a. of Randolph liarricklow. for th- F.. of SwA aad SYi
 Of SEi. and SW'a Of NEi l7. Tp l2 NR, 4W. ans.
 names the following his witnesses. Sz: ] H Pier son, William Bslman and John White of Antelope val ley, and John Masterson of Kirk and Valley.
 VIM. N. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17

The following is list of letters remain ing in the Prescott Postofiice for the week ending Sept 18th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
BOR N.

In Prescott, Monday, Sept. 18th. iss9, to Mir. ana Mrs Coles A. Bashfofd son, weigh ng II pounds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17

FoR SAIE.-In quantities to suit pur- chasers, fine lot of Salt River barley.
 GEo W CURTIS. Prescott, AugIs 22d, 1880. Harness saddles. etc. repaired short notice and reasonable terms, al the boot and shoe stOre of
 A. ]. MASON. Prescott May I9 1880
 Ladies, Misses and Children's fine shoes made to order and warranted to please the most fastidious, and at san Francisco prices at A. J. MasOn's, next door t0the Bank LUMBER TO HAUL. -Apyly 10 George W. Gurus for back loads of lumber to the Cum, herland mine near Date creek. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
NEWS Bf TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL ID THE NGNER.l
ANALYSIS MADE or THE COLD BEARING
 SPRING.

A
 SPRING.
 San Francisco, Sept. 1G-The State Min erslogist maGc analysis of fichnor's alleged gold bearing spring near CalIstoga, and finds noi the slightest trace of gold in it. IL has been ascertzined that TIchnor obtains bis results by salting the water with chloride uf gold, then precIpitatlng the god on a sheet of lead. Tue fraud is effectually ex- posed.
 MAUD E.
 Chicago, Sept l6 In the special trial for the S2j00 purse, Maud :. jogged mile in 2Gl, seconds; second in li13; third m l3. aud the fourth m 2l
 ST. JULIEN GETS SEVERE SHAKING UP.
 Chicago, Sept 16.-The ChIcago journals say that car No. ?, American Express, ID which St. Julien, the famous trotter, was shipped for Boston last night, jumped tue the track near Kalamazoo, Michigan, early this morning, the car topping right side up, aud St. Julien found standing ,quare on h.s feci. receiving no injuries, tut pretty well shaken up.
 SHERIFF DESMOND RENoMISATED.
 San Francisco, Sept 16-The working men reBomInaied Desmond for Sheriff last night. The session was very lively, liquor being passed freely After adjournment ha!i dozen fights came of in as many minutes.
 THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
 San Francisco, Sept. l6-A special from Monterey says that the President and party have concluded to remain here until 10 o'clock to morrow morning, at which hour they leave for Menlo Park, where they will Ue the guest of Senator sharon. They were driven 10 Pacific Grove, Point Cypress, Car mel and the Mission. They expressed them selves pleased with theIr visit. General sherman will have a reception this evening at the Hotel Del Monte. He Las invited all the old pioneers 10 assemble there, and as he says, have iussle with him.
 HOW IT STANDS
 Plr,iand, Maine, Sept. l6.-LegIslature stands; Senate Republicans IS; Fusions l3. House-Republicaas 50; Fusions e.
 THE ELECTION.
 Augusta, Maine, Sept l6-Returns re ceived from 5l9 towns give the following Davis 50,9Ga; Piaisted 69,0j7; Nye 147; scattering 25j. Davis is ahead l,479. There are yet Sl towns to hear from, which voted last year as follows: Davis 2,421; Smith l15S. Garcelos 1882. Fusionists ma. jority over Davis was 1913. If these sl towns and plantations vote same as last year Davis will be elected by majority of 166 Constitutional amendments are without doubt both accepted.
 Portland, Maine, Sept. l6.- Somerset, on remote upper waters of Kennebec, received this afternoon, give Davis l93 and Plaisted l9l Last year it gave Davis 13G; SmIth l52; Garcclon 52. Republican majority IS 2 this year again; Fusion majority of C. last year.
 Agusta, Maine, Sept. 1G.-From g ad- ditional towns result shows Davis 1 ,345 and P.aistcd LIZA; Nye ?; scattering l2O There are suII ? towns aud plantations to hear from.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17

Persons in calling for these letters will please say advertised.
 T. W. OTIs. Postmaster
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
ANNOUNCER MENTs.

.c- Persons running for office Gf ~kase,er politscs can have their annouuoeents inserted under this head Irg for sa5,
 CASH IN ADVANCE,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17
ENGINES 9 BOILERS,

RUTIDERs OF STEAM MACHINRY IN ALL IT Drsnches. Steamboat, steamship snd lEnd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-17

Corner of Beals and Howard Streets, san Francisco, California. JOSEPH MOORE - -SHpertntsrdsnt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-23
BILLS ALLOWED.
PROBATE COURT.

Probate Court opened Monday morning with
the following jury:
George Frank Lake tp; D. T. MachameT, Lake;
A. P, Teel, LexiDg gtoD; Daniel stabler, Canton;
John Regula, Perry; John WildcIson, Lexington;
Solomon Essig, Plain; Washington Myers, Canton;
Jacob WeRgert III A. v. Pontius, NimishllleD;
A. 7. McCutcheon, Canton, Josiah shively, Can
ton.
The following cases have been disposed Of:
Ohio vs John Fromholtz. Assault and battery,
Dismissed for want Of prosecution.
Ohio VS. Joseph Fromholtz Indecent exposure
of body. Dismissed for want of prosecution.
Ohio VS. sSmuel Coyle. Assault and battery.
Plead guilty. Fined IS and costs, to stand com.
mitted until paid. Stood committed.
Ohio vs Jacob Hartzell Destroying property.
Plead guilty. Sentenced to Ave days in jail and
costs, to stand committed until paid.
Ohio vs Frank Miller. Assault and battery.
Dismissed for want Of prosecution at cost OF com.
planning witness Jacob Dressed.
Ohio VS. Charles A. Fox. Two charges for Petit
larceny. Plead guilty to both. Ordered to pay
costs.
Ohio VS. Harry Muller Threatening, &c. Plead
guilty, Sentenced to five days Jail and costs,
Ohio vs. VIM ]. Amos, Assault: and battery.
Plead guilty. Ordered to pay COSTS
Ohio W H. Il. Housel and Louis ROusche. Ma.
licious destruction Of property. Trial to court.
Defendants discharged.
Ohio vs. Julius schlott and Louis Rousche.
Trial 10 court Defendants discharged.
Ohio VS. VIM, L. Smith, Embezslement Dis.
missed for want Of prosecution at costs of com.
plsinipG witness VIM, W. King.
Ohio vs. John F. Gilmore. Assault and battery.
Dismissed for want Of prosecution at costs of
complaining witness, James Grimes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

WoMAN's FAITH Miss Leonard, the star ao'
tress Of this Company appearing at schaeier's OPP
era House on Christmas afternoon and evening"
is the daughter and only child Of the owner Of
the Singer Sewing Machine Manufactures In
this country. She is truly genius In her we'll
chosen field Of art, In appearance she resembles
Christine Nelson. Wherever che has performed
she was favored with hearty and universal ap'
plause, as the press notices Of the New York Her.
ald Brooklyn ArguS and linton, among many we
might publish will attest. Her annual income ia
over 100000; her generosity and benevolence to-
ward the poor and afflicted is too well known to
need comment Her Company in ability ranks
among the foremost. Let the amusement loving
people Of Canton give her welcome reception.
See advertisement.
From the Brooklyn Union and Argus, Sept. IA ]
Miss Agnes Leonard made her first appearance
in this city at the Park Theatre last evening, In
the character Of Claire Fernclife, in the drama
OF "Woman's Faith" by Walter e. Fltzhenry.
Miss Leonsrd met with kindly reception, and
at the end Of the third act was compelled to come
before the curtain again and again to receive the
huge boquets that we're passed over the footlighls
to her. Miss Leonard possesses pretty face, a
tne stage presence and she acts intelligently and
with feeling.
[FrOm the New York Herald, Sept. IA, 1880 ]
Miss Leonard, the young English actress, last
night produced, at Colonel Sims Brooklyn Park
Theater, four.act piece by Walter E, Fltzhenry,
and entitled "Womsns Faith; or, oregonian Life
In 49," The play, as might be inferred from the
title deals with mining camp and introduces
the traditional foundling reared by the Indians
beloved later by an aristoCratic maiden, whom
he weds after coming into name and fortune. In
various portions the play suggests "The'Danites,
"M'iss" and other successful predecessors. While
1t thus lacks striking originality 1t 10 very e. cd
acting play, ls cleaner in language and senu
ment than the others named, is more clearly
written, and contains many effective and pic
luresque situations.