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Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-02

Black and cOlored Lace Buntings at 25c. Black and colored plain Buntings nt 25c.
 AII-EvOoI De Beiges at 25c.
 Double fold nII-vyoOI Buntings 40, 50 and 75c.
 Striped Summer Silks soc. a Yard. One lot of Black Grenadines at 12 lac. a Yard.
 Ladies' Lawn Suits and Linen Busters. whole Lawn Suit at 1.9O md up; fine Linen Busters at $1.25.
 Black Lace 1Iitts, LisIe Thread NIitts and Gloves.
 Lace top Lfsle Thread Gloves, for Ladies and Children, fin great variety at lowest prices.
 Ladies' Cambric Wrappers from 75c. up. Ladies' Cambric Basques and Skirts at S1.25.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-02
GMants.
WANTED,
WANTED,

A COACHMAN tsinglel must thoroughly under
 z stand the of horses and carriages assist in the garden, and make himself useful about gentle mans place. Address, stating wages wanted and ref srences, LOCK BOX 1097,
 jy2 It Postofice New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-02
FOR RFNT.
Chapel Street Rents.

%A THREE large rooms on Gregsen street, suita- #E15iia ble for light manufacturing purposes. Rent E.l very low to responsible party. Apply at office 5f EDWARD VALLEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-02
WANTED

w AIN A NURSE GIRL to take of infant. Apply "A between 10 and 12, at
 jy2 2tt 49 HOWE STREET.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
Republicans Organize in Plnal County,

Pursuant to call issued in the Drill of the 2ltb inst. the Republicans of Final convened at the school house. on the evening of July 27th. to effect the permanent organization of a Republican club
 The meeting was called to or'ler by J. D. Baker. and the following officers were elected
 President. r. A. Brown Vice Presi- dent. D. T. Elmore Secretary, II. II. Davis: Treasurer, C. F. Palmer.
 The following resolutions were adopted and signed by those present. The sigma tures of all Republicans are asked to them:
 WHEREAS. The Democratic party, hy their drawing of party lines, have chal- lenged us to a trial of strength and WHEREAS. Organization is the founda- ton on which our strength must be built, therefore, be 1t
 ResoIrei That we form ourselves into club. to be known as the Republican Club and
 Reeolrei. That We cordially endorse the platform and nominees for President and Vice President of the National Republi- can party.
 That We heartily approve the action of the Yavapai County Republican Conven- ton in calling a Territorial Convention, to meet at Phunix. August 23d. and urge the sending of Delegates to that Conven- tion from Pinal county and for the Pur- pose of choosing said delegates, hereby call upon the Republicans of Pinal county to meet at Pinal, August 9th, and vote by ballot for a representative to said convention.
 That we promise faithfully to support the nominee of that convention for Dele gate to Congress. and would at the same time urge that the independent candidate now before the people for the position of Superintendent of Public Instruction be endorsed by the party for that position.
 That we will support for county officers those We deem best fitted for and most deserving of the positions, irrespective of party affiliations.
 That We deprecate the use of any harsh or discourteous language regarding the opposing party in any resolutions adopted by either County or Territorial Conven- tious.
 That we will cheerfully and earnestly cooperate with any and all county or Territorial organizations for the purpose of ascertaining and bringing to the polls the full strength of the party throughout the Territory.
 The following named gentlemen have ,.. tl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
Black Warrior and Tuscumbss.

These tive importan; mines, winch have been under bond for several moths, pending sale for s45, 900 each. are likely, soon. to be transferred to the New York Syndica te and become bullion producing properties, rather than speculative fancies of the mind.
 To-day c Jbin and others received twenty thousand dollars on the properties, which still leaves seventy thousand dollars to be paid. If the bonding parties did not contemplate making good their promise we opine they would hardly have advanced the S2o,o00, which was to-day paid through Mr. Lewis of the Bank of Arizona
 We were informed thIs morning by Mr. Gobin that the company purchasing this mine are the owners of the Silver Prince. and that the programme is to build first class mill for the reduction of the ores from the three mines. These three proper ties produce very high grade ore and in considerable quantities, enough, at least, 10 keep a large mill steadily employed for many years, and perhaps forever, separating the base from the pure material This movement savers of good intentions and DO doubt will prove of intinite worth to this sec tion. Let a few enterprises of this klnd be inaugurated in this county and hard times will be forgotten.
 For tho above Governor Fr cmOut deserves credit and the thanks of our people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
Tonto Basin Mines.

sam Hill. who has just returned from the new mining district in Tou'o Basin. says that il is al the junction of the Green Val Icy wash with the East Fork of the Verde river. about five mics above inc Mormon ttlement. The "American,' owned by Gowan. Samuels, Hill and BaDry, is an immense deposit of gold quartz, fully fifty feet vile anyway, and horn spoon prospects running from $2j into the thousands can be obtained a, any point within that width. It shows from the bed of the wasn up the hill about 700 feet, then disappears under a capping of sandstone. Every one that has seen it pronounces it big.
 The Treasure, owned by Snow X Bacon Is about half a mile Lp ,ac East Fork from ihc American. and looks 10 De a ledge of about to ! fee, In width, and prospects well ai any point
 The 'Gowan. owned hy Snow. Bacon, Reuse ana Gowsn, is about one mile up the creek nom the American. The mine is truly wonderful, as any piece of quartz that :- broken up shows free gold in abund- ancc, and crops out from 10 to 20 feet in wid'h. The owners have certainly bo- nauzl.
 The Golden Reef, American Eagle, Yellow Hammer. Garfield and Liberty are also tncs of good promise, the Liberty being known for it's large siz' and cvenncss, and Garfield for its richueSs. tho ore of which IS bcspanglcd with gold, and gives evidence of being solid and true to name
 Tn this distrct the Gowln, ;he mineral shows wherever the sandstone cspplng ths, covers it is cut away by water action. The natural facilities Tor working these minc> arc such that they douhly enhance the value Water running within A few hundred yards of them all is enough to run quartz mills with vater power. MT. IIill ha> some rIch goli ore which can be seen at bis store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
WEHN SDAN.

The 'hc-momcicr took notion lo walk up [, gs .ais afternoon
 Monday Tuesday and We luesday af this week have been king scorchcrs.
 -Scha,dson. George Cornell and Ike Go ~msn. al ,attlcmca from Walaut creek, . sfs In town.
 Sal; River fruit of a'l kinds, except pgmpkius, are plentiful n ,hc Prescott market.
 The first thing for our gt.laa, fire bugtj, ,o do Is to learn how to ,liie down the ladder without touching the rounds.
 Mr. Clss. Wur,h in from thc Tiger. havng c'o-cd up thc brewery hu,ines, at iHa' g.ay, 'aI ,ac Ir,~eut.
 Joe Crane cen boast .C hsy.-e ta, oldest 0uI beet Aalo3ss Vlur .u At.l.aa. IT. a'- lowed u. q" Samp., from 8 haf,. th,t has tccn in his cellar for an even decade.
 h the ca.c of Boulun vs smith, for pas session O. personal effects and aring ap- parel. before Judg, F.cury. a verdict was rendered favor rf ri.intE
 The Sm.;l c4sc aga inst th. S;ar Novelty Troupe has been dispensed ct. by the man Smith within ing. having no cause for acton. 1T looks Co u>a!.'tc like backmal.
 Tip;of stock continues to go up. and l.. now worth $, 5n. Nc prcdir,,d last year tha; !; would 20 up q" So OF Sl0 and it now looks as though our predictions wuslu prove true.
 There is to Joe aa Ice cream festival anl dance on tue ;9th. which Is un Tuur-uav. nt iho ihcarr hul ding. i.r tie h urfi e the Cnto..c Cbar,h. The Fort Nuur'r Band wi, be ,n aticllanov.
 | sr.Ale- and a ccmmcu oh colo, mot ia nior'si combat ou Granite ~f3crt yc.t,r,.rv and ua. ro. Marshal pot>'n pat in au a. prarar,r ta" c.nrc;. Nhl,h ran Father fryc., as II was. would have filled cranita crcss.
 Thcrc u.l boo mr,t.n- of .ha.- who SIEuel tbc roll ol Prescott Hook and Ladder Cnmrauy Nnl. on T'U-sday evening g, D clr, k al ihe new Court House tbn at- tendance oi all member, Is requested. a> there will bc an elcciIon ot officers.
 !. r. Mason. or Oakland. Cal. pas>,d through town ihi, m"tuinE flr the Nurrh- crn country. Mr Mason l> seeking a site for the maautaciur, "f candles, soap. etc, ai.N fl'H4l'~ sN'Al4t- At T lf~N.tAf Airt- i.N po'it"r-
 Tur >r>R Tuo,ru A good house greet ed ,ho Star Troupe last cyeuin- upon wi c', scca>ion they acquitted ihcws..ve, wj;h lhc'r u>ga, ability and sati-iici those who paid ,hcig dollar fnr nimi'ancc. Especial ly was ;isc play o! thc Baby Elephant funny and amu.iug The annual favored the one on exhibition jal.y at phcuiN. with thc cN- ccpjipu oi thc Cafs gnl 'Ncii .e, that pass. which vc:. ~nmenba' Vi'tcd. The mem bcrs of ;he troupe, who are ail experts lH their particular iiuc oi actag. did good work. as dIl tlc voiuutcc,s. Mr-sTs. Clar- eucc and pAuFhln. Nr Scott in his negro charaoicrs Is imn'n,s, aud Little Patti K sa m h'r >,ngs and dances. most charm jog Thi> combination, taking ihcm srtsst- iCaliy. socially and every "i'fer way. are su. perior people aad v,i d,-,grc ;ic liberal pa;ronage they receive a; tac hanI- of Prescott people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06

Remember that the Star Troupe give their last performance this evening. A. ths IS positively the last opportunity to see these star actors before leaving fur Southern Arizona and thence to the East. the people should turn oUt and give them "bumper The bill for tonight is an excellent one, and is highly worth going 10 sec.
 The sheriff has gone alter a brother of MT Cum, now confined m the Mohave rouuty jail, for trying to hire certain par ties to kill Geo. Cornell, Gus Richardson and F. C. Wilder. These Crums are dan gerous men from all accounts and should be cared for.
 The Republicans met last evening al headquarters hall. The minutes of the pre- ceeding meeting were read and adopted The night of meeting was changed to Satur. day evening.
 Ms. John C Campbell sad John Ranck returned last evening from the Centennial district NIT. Rsrick informs us that the district = dull, but. nevertheless, is rich in high grade quartz.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06

E. F. Smith. the Chinese Ambassador from San D.cgo. Los Angeles, etc. who contracted with Robert Scott, pf the Star Troupe, to take four persons io Camp Verde and return for Si0 receiving his pay m ad- vance, informs the Democrat that the tar Troupe is >tili inde.ted to him in the sum of $l6O. The statement of Smith IS quite unreasonable and entirely incredible, mas much as the fare by stage for a single per son to the Netde and return IS only Sl4, showing that the troupe could have gone that way, the round trip, al A cost of Sj6 {; hence, why should thcy pay the opposition stage from san Diego anou, fcur times as much as the regular charges by legiti- mate nsti.utioni IL Is not our province to take up individual differences, but when men go so far outside the lines of truth We like to correct them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
Local intelligence.
Af Tt~DAH. 


 Jo Dl's. ihe iiSe man uf Alexandra Is in Prescott. having arrived at SIX this morning. after uizht-ride co horseback. ln thls he -v,ijs the burning sunshlne-
 Tbe telegraph iine is again in working ericF aad se present our readers With the latest ioicgraphic ness from aiI parls 0. the world
 sam 1Iil has returned from tbe Tonjo country, bringing with him samples Of gre bcSpangicl WIih god and silver sam has a dn@ min-. and ag predict i' will give hin a home stake.
 .Ex. Gov. Stafford, whom maay Republi- . csss would ike to vote flf fr Delegate to r u-Ts.-, passed Msucsps tEo of three day. s!acc. from New York. sn raute to Tombstone, 10 look after his miainZ inteI- cits there.
 N. 2 lIerz,g. oul of our ncighbors. is pgs .,al.a- ir remove h.s s'uIc tu ibe building Hc. .r.r.. :. : iars gan. isecrf -to-c. We bts-e.. .rr .i-l success il li. new quaFters. nr. i. 's -i .ise dealer aud asssrlcs wei ot lae la...s.
 Dr. Aiu,vnrih. we hear. Is 'o be stationed al For, Whiprlr and + said to be very excellent phy-.c sn Wr da not mean to sSy that Dr AnsWurth now here is Co be stationed at NAIppe, but his brother. Our Dr. AinsNor,h goes lo New York.
 Nor sArsFjrD -E,ideaiiy the Demo crafs "f P3ma county are not stti-ii-d W.tb the Democratic nominee for Congress. ss several prom.ueat gentlemen have written tp Delegate tsmphe. Urgiug him tp come
  larger vote then ouray in nearly every eoaaty ia tho Trrui"ry. C1me out, John Brown. ol Groom Creek, 2. in town We have uot had the pleasure of interviewing him yet, bHt ~iil ds so inst SO soon as wc can get him in some out of. tie-Nay place. then pump ham dry, as we Waut e. See. hear and s.y som .lhing about thc Groom Creek mines, whIch are ciaimcl by experts and pyospcctors Co be tbe riclcs, in the Terri tory.
 Owing L, a severe attack of cholera ular. bus, Mr. BJothby. oae Of the Star troupe was unable to proceed Ui'h thc performance Rtscrii>cl for last rvcn.ng. Nh B,othhy has recovered. and the oil advertised for ls-; night will b. carried out this evening The programme aunouuces many foe piece. ftc., and w.i of course draw a crowded house.
 The Star Mail and Transportation Com pIny have chsngyd their r,utc by in siFuclion from the F. Q. Department Co rgn from Prescott tn Albuquerque, instead Of Santa r., a1 heretofore. This change brings Pes ott co miles nearer railroad communications VIth tue Ea-' aGl as the iron ihnr5ugl.i.,gc continues to extend this way, at the rate of two milc, per day. wr will b.d good bye 10 ihc Star huc in @ short time.
 WoRR THROWN AwAY.-A prominent Democrat and good orator informed us to- day that hc was greatly disappointed and somewhat annoyed upon ieuuIuZ that NJ W. Stewart bad withdrawu from thc Goa grcssional rt,.. a~ he had uf ia'e occupied much ot his lime in bunting up Ns Stew arts history ln regard tn certain biii. pass ed at thc last legislature, with % view to Use inc same st Ihc coming election. Hc has i"sf lj, work Stewart the mottifca- tinn "i he.ns shown up and chance 10 stay at home abd save hf, money.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06

Tim Hawkins. the best looking ebony m Piescoit. Is prostra,ed with rheumatism H. sent us word that he was occupying his leisure moments imposing cUsses on de rumitIs and hove vuses for Psu.in. dat gsl uEs5 ios at Barnisia, Calvfornt.'
 C. C. Bean Is still in New Yotk city, as we learn from a telegram received by Bige- low in answer to one sent Mr. Bean, asking lr he would accept inc nomination of the Republicans as Delegate if rendered him by the Phenix Convention. Mir. B:aB's answer was yes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
Armed to the Teeth

Is very common expression. but we think that armed 10 emDelish and preserve them to ripe old age is decidedly more appro- priate. This can be done by keeping your self with 8 bottle of that splendid deBti frlce, Fragrant SOZoDONT, which will beaUtify the teeth and preserve them from the ravages of decay. SoZODONT con tains no acids or gritty substances which injure the enamel. but IS composed of rare and antiseptic herbs, winch have bene- ficial effect on the whole economy of the mouth. Sold by druggists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
nUILDERS or STEAM MACHINERY IN ALL ITs Branches. Steamboat steamship and land
 E.AGI.AE.S S ROLLERS,
High pre.sur- or Couuouu'i.

ORDINARY ENGINE compounded W'-- '.l,lsabls.
 STEAM BoILE Ss -Psrt.cniat sJ'eH'i siven to tho quality of the maternal vurknzn5 ip and none but hr-t-clAss wutk produced.
 WATER PIPE. of boiler or sheet irop of any size. made ia suitable length for cpuRecisus together. shee;A rlsi, riuchei and iscked for shI eai roAuy to t-e rivito,i tae Erontl.
 HYDRATLIC HINETING- Boiler work and vAsef pipe Ius4e by this estahlishtnsnt. invited hv hy- dr~uic rtvefins machinery thsi quality of work being far .uVsTfor to hand work.
 PUMPs-for min us of suy csraCity and of any style. Our style of di-uct compound engines with double ine of pumps particularly recoInn ended. We refer to hos9 Ia gse not having ee.s broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING FNglNFS for uuservrourd work irrigation city vserw rss purposes hu with the c-l-hrstsi pssey 1tion. superior to al other.
 MINING MACEiN l-El -t!asrtE uiili- ia1s. htilsrs hoi-tus machinery. sinking, boi ting engines o- other machinery IeIEur-s Jy2stf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
Apporti0unent Order.
TERRITORY oF ARIZONA, OFTIlh OF TIE ENEi TINE.

TERRITORY oF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF THE ENEt UIIyE. In pursuance of "An Act to provide for the Apportionment of the Legislative As semDly of the Territory uf Arizona" passed by the Tenth Legi iaiive Assembly, N here by the Governor is required to apporlion the members of the Council and House of Rep resentatives among the several Representa- tive Districts on the basis of the certified returns of the Census Marshal. to this office. of the population of the Territory by counties, l. JuHN !. GosrEB. Acting tiovernor. do hereby appuuion, according tO law, as nearly equal as practicable, pro rata, the number of members of the Council and House of Representative to W hch each Rep resentative bIStTict or county Is entitled, as follows, to-wit:
 FOR THE COUNCIL. Pima county. five mtmberS
 Maricopa county, two members. Nayapai county, one member. Apache county, one member. Final county, one member.
 Yuma county, one member
 Mohave county. one member.
 FOR HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS. Pima county. eleven members. Maricopa county. three members. YaNaUai county, three members. Apache county. two members. Pinal county. two members. Yuma county, two members, Mohave county, one men Der. In witness hereof have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the Great
 Seal of the Territory of Ari- lGnEAr SEAL zoua. Done at Prescott. this
 second day of August, A.. D. lsso. JOHN J. GosFER. Attest: Acting Governor. JoHN F.. ANpER' oN, Asst. Sec. of Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
A Card

To an Nho are suffering from the sorrow and inuIscretiou~ of youth. nervous weak ness cary le"ay, loss of manhood, ,Sc. I will send s .'cipe that will cure you FREE OF CllAh., -:- This great remedy was dis covered uN % ai~~iousrv in south America ~"ni a ~e,f-s rcS~e6 envelope to the KEv. Ju>ErH T LYMAN, N'Gfi0a D, NsC Tork Cty,
 janloeodly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
Firemen's Meeting.

Pursuant ;o notice the members of Pres. colt Hook and Ladcr Company, No. l, held their first meeting in the District Court room al X o'clock last evening. Morris Goldwatcr was chosen temporary Chairman and l.. B St. James, temporary Secretary. A permanent organization was effected by thuclcc,iun of MorrIs Goldwater. President. ]. F. Meador. Secretary, John kirwagen, Foreman, J. N. Dodsou, First Assistant aud Robt Grigsby, Second Assistant.
 Committee on By Lsws-J. l. Hall, J. \ |, RodcnburS ana k. GrigsOy.
 C1mmitttcc to confer with Village Coun- cil IS to assistance, etc.-F. Delaney, Chas. L. Spencer and Sterling r. Behan.
 Meeting adjorracd until mex. Tuesday evening, August 10th, at same hour and place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
". M. nUFFUMiS

New Goods. arrived this week, direct from the East.
 Thurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mayo's Paragon Mackerel in tins. Mayo's Snow Flake Goldfish. 5lb cans. Chicago Lard, very choice, in and lOlb 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 short Every pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and Stand Lamps
 Also New Spring styles Calico and Giugham, Black Alpaca, S0cts to sl 0o ger yard. CorsetS, Handkerchief and Gloves. New Goods arriving every week from San Francisco and the Eastern Markets. Prescott. March zeid. lSSa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06

Yesterday the comp"sitor got our article If &r. (. C Beans answer a> to whether he wpl,l allow hjs name to gp before the TerriiprI1l Convention. WiNej, bv msk in ' lt r,al Mrs. C C. Beans s1swcr yes. when t shru.d have read Nr B-au's answer yes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
To Days News.
Letter From NJ W. Stewart.

FORT LOWELL, Aug. lst, 1880. C. W. BEACH .-Yesterday ,elegrspbed Col Bigelow declining to become a canli- date for Delegate to Congress. have tried hard to arrange my bushes, affairs so that l could spare time necessary to make the canvass, and now find it will be impossible so far as indications point at present, and I felt that to delay longer would be unjust 10 my friends, hence the telegram to Col. Bigelow regret very much my inability to make the race, because feel very confident that athorough canvass would insure my election by x handsome majority, but my especial regret is that l cannot grsniy you and other friends who have been so exceedingly kind in bringing me forward as & candidate, ana rest assured that shall take every oppor- tunity to show my appreciation in a sub s,antial way.
 l have assurance that an organization will be effected in Pima County. and that dele gates will be sent to ,h, fhenIx Convention. will heartily co operate with you for the success of the ticket. With hearty thanks I remain
 Your sincere friend.
 VI. " STEwART
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06

Persons in calling for these letters vii please say advertised.
 r. W. OTIs, Postmaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06

FoR SArE-In quantities to suit pur- chasers, fine lot If Salt River barley.
 GRO W CVBTIs. Prescott, Aug IS, 22d, 1880.
 L0sT-Ou the evening of the fire. at Prescott. pair of gold frame pebble spec tacles in plain case. The finder will be liberalIy rewarded by returning to J. r Hargraye.
 Ladies, Misses and Cbildren's fine shoes made to order and warranted to please the most fastidious, and st san Francisco prices at \. J. Mas0n's, next door to tlie Bank Go to Geo. \. Porter X Cos. east side of Plaza. for furniture and everything needed for your homes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
MARRIED.

CROUCH-BoWERS-In Prescott, August let. lSssl. by Rev. NeTril. Ma HUBERT k. CRoUcH and Mag OLIVE BowEHs, both of Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06

The following is a list of letters remain. ing in the Prescott Postofficc for tine week .,4;,., -,i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06
Corner oE Beale and Howard Streets. san
 Francisco. California.

W. H. TAl IOR- ? President JOSEPH MOORE --- Superintendent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-06

The thermometer took notion lo walk up [, y9 .ais afternoon.