The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
MONDAY

Pauline Markham has reached the great metropolis of New York City.
 Tombstone has 4s saloons. Churches, how manyl echo answers, nary one.
 Justice X. O. Moves is busy taking down and hearing evidence in s certain perjury case.
 The'Suu. published at Sccorre, N NJ, is the name of a new paper just started at that place.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet this evening at their hall for installation cere- monies.
 Da. Hs, "Beach shan't have any more Government work. .7-Ciosper iu secrecy. -N see about it"
 --rfe7 Elugmsr. of the 3jth parallel r.a .s expected in town to-day OF to- Esflv-
 The Republican County Convention will bc hs.l In the City Hall on the 2ith inst. th1 Committee having Lred the same. Hoa. John c. Campbell will leave again ! in few days for Washington City, ready to attend t0 all business for his constituents. Mir Henszey is in from the Turkey Creek | station and informs us that Robbins X Co.'S mill will soon be ready to drop stamps.
 Dan oTesry is in town. sftera rsmble of several days through grass covered hills ID and around the San Francisco mountain. Tom Whitehead went down to Tomb stone a fev days since and writes back 10 1 friends in Prescott that he has struck live ly camp.
 C. Y. Shelton. prominent Republican, is n town from Lynx Creek. He reports plenty of rain, good grass and prospects fla yoFable.
 Sergeant Vowles, for a long time con neoted with the Signal service, has received his discharge, and leaves for California on the stage this evening. NJ. shirpser, of the I X l. store, started at noon for Globe City. where he will open a store. Shirpser is square dealer and we trus, the people of Globe will treat him | kindly.
 Wells, Fargo X Co. have reduced the rate of transportation on packages of merchsn disc. between San Francisco sng New York, Boston, etc, from SIS g per hundred lbs, tn $l7.
 Beautiful summer hats for ladies csu be found at Goldwster X Sons in Prescott. Ladies will bear this in mind and at the same iine save 100 per cent by purchasing ! from them.
 The boys in blue were made happy, we hear, to day. by receiving three mouth's pay from Major Fowler, who goes to the | Verde to morrow for the purpose of treating his wards there in the same way. l There will be a meeting this evening at ! the NJ. r.. Church for the purpose of or gsnixing q musical society All those who | arc musically inclined are invited to come 1 forward and take part in the exercises. That Senatsr Hosr covered the whole case | in his late speech si Faneuil Hall, when he said General Hancock is not the repre- 1 scn;ative-he is the mask of the Democratic party The trains for Arizona continue to be crowded with passengers, aud, if it does not le; up, the Railroad Company will be com pelled Co put on fast passenger traln.- Semi Tropic.
 That big job of printing promised by liiis brains, who holds an office on the hill. is amusing. We would say to our brother and contemporary, "don't be deceived by an idiot
 Owing to the illness of Paymaster Tow Ter he was unable to visit the Verde as soon as he expected, consequently the Star Nov ely Troupe has been unable Co give their performances at the Verde SD soon as oN.
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 tE. TckhoG an1 F. A. Bcuuitt went out fr ..sr"Ha uu Ss,Hr.sy tor the purpose gi aejn- 'hc surrey oi the Arizona Cen .f I.a..atu D DU .sy. By the way We .... state ltat Che Pond is to be built and t.r. aa1a Df Che stock is for sale Officially -.a.cl
 .t. Gerard lclt to- day for a trip to the old country, France, from which he has been sh- sent oyer 70 years, during which time hc has resided in Arizona, being one of the fir to settle at La Paz, Weaver and Prescott He expects to he absent six months. May he have pleasant trip.
 Hon. Thomas Fitch, who is properly termed the silver tongued orator, has made a speech in Republican Convention at his new home, Minneapolis, Minn., which is a mastcrly cfIsrt and sends to inc shade the speech of Mir. Wsshburn, gentleman who l received the nomination for Governor Of that State.
 DAILY ErITAFU.-We have received Nos. | and of Vol l, of the Tombstone Daily | Epitaph, nicely arraBged and we'll ed ited paper printed in the town which 1t | adopts for a name. MT Gum is a ready | writer, energetic in business, and with the l briskness of times in that section will make | it last and pay.
 THE LAST THE BEsT--A certain Federal | official in this Territory, and he dont be- long to the Judiciary either. has been telling intimate friends that President Hayes TO- quested him to keep out of local politics, not even to give the pedigree of the fine stock belonging to his party. The child disobeyed his master.
 Mrs ! H'Marion is in town with her eldest son, Crook, who is down with the humps. This last disease closes the whole