The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-25
SATURDAY.

Dir. Brink, of Lower Kirkland valley. ha. large variety of vegetables which he i. bringing to market.
 Mrs. John 1T Marion and Mrs. Georg, Bsnghart returned this morning from then visit to Washington Territory and Cali fstnia.
 4. D. Snedeker, a first class judge ot mines, IS out examining the promising lodges in and around Groom CreeF, the coming camp with "boom."
 Doctor Thibodo, who has resided in Pres eott for about four years, Is preparing to move 10 California. Tie Doctor is pTofcien, in his profession, and in his departure Pres cort loses an excellent citizen.
 Mr. James Wilkins, who visits Arizona four times each year in the interest of the California Cracker Company and one or two other houses, has been with us for two days taking orders for goods. He left this evening for California.
 A good custom mill, not like the one the Holy Saint secured for Prescott, would be a paying institution in the Groom creek dis
 
 tleman will see ths importance and the fine chance for investment and put one up and set Git in motion aud thus secure fo: him. self forture and help a host of honest miners out of their trouble.
 Rebstock, Enders lS Co, distillers and wholesale whisky merchants, San Francis co, Cal. are represented in ArZona at pres ent by J. E. Lumsden, an active agent, who is said to have no superior in the business One good thing NIT. L. has done on his trip through the Territory, and that is the settling of bills contracted by Mr Burns, former agent, who proved to be failure, and quite unreliable.
 We ase in receipt of a letter from the young siiver-tongued Fitch, Frank, who is holding forth at Globe City, and enjoying position in the store of Mir Wm. H. Dur yea. He writes that ihe tonv is growing up like magic, tonw lots are in demand and the general outlook excellent He men, lions the important fact that eight mills for the reduction of ores are going up in Pinal County aLd the immediate vicinity of Globe. The stages that arrive daily are loaded with passengers. Mechanics and miners have no trouble in finding work. Money and checks plenty, and of course the place is "booming."
 TIE TIPToP MINES We are in receipt of reliable information from the Tiptop country to the effect that general activity prevails throughout the mining district, and the production of high grade ore IS in advance of anything heretofore known. The hauling of ore has commenced in earn est from the Tiptop mine to the mill at Gil lett, and in q few days the welcome sound of the stamps will greet ihc ears of miners and others around ihc Tptop section, and the yield of bHiliCn will once more com mence, ana in quantities that will surprise all. There should be at least @ dozen mills actively engaged pounding out bullion from the Tiptop.
 At the Democratic Convention this after. noon, for the purpose of selecting delegates to the Territorial Democratic Convention, selected as such were (, r. Head, Morris Goldwater and John 4. Rush. which. of itself, indicates that NIT. Richards is the choice of the people of Yavapai. We be- iieve that NIT. Campbell slipped into the seat two years ago by chance and that if will never happen to the gen tieman again. As it is, the seat cost him more than it is worth, leaving out. of course. his fortunate matrimonial connections We think the Democratic Convention acted wisely In selecting men who will go for putting good men into the race.