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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01

Livery Mexican voter should bear in mind that Grant Odry, the candidate on the Demo cratic side for Congress. in 1859 tried to establish provincial government, aun did collect irom the MeXIcans revenue under his false assumption of power.
 Iavapai people irrespective of party are reminded that Grant Oury upon neing de- tcated for Congress four years ago de nounced nearly every man in Northern ArlZpna as being treacherous, dishonest and un~0-tLy the name of American ciriZens. This can be proven. He now wants your support and will ve ready 10 take il al b ,ck- He has said it, and greatly to hIs uiscIedu."
 Several Republican candidates who went 10 the Verde, last week, have returned much eiated over the prospect in that sec ilon. l; Is claimed that Mr Bashiord viii receive three out of every four yoies iu jhe Valley. Such l. ihe case in every precinct in the County. l. is not claimed tuat NJ Cook has not done his duty. but American irremen believe tine third term rule out O. order, anu won't staid it. Then, they know tLa' with Mr. Btsifor,i the money ni the Coun,y l. jus' a, safe as th1ugh il were deposi ed ia Ihr Bank of England. Sucb men shouId Le elected.
 CATTLE DISEASE AND REMEDY Win. GIlsOn, an extensive cattle raiseT Tn thi- luuty. has sent Us The following receipt. winch he cialms will cure the black leg in oa,tle. wnch has been for sometime carry lrg destruction with II in many of the fine ca;tl: hcris of Yavapai: First bleed the fOsi of the leg affected, then cut a hole Tn the skin just above the soreness. a,plv s,- iUtion If saiipeter water on the place or part swollen. ruo with hand down, also T. jecl iato the aperture a quantity oft this solution, rubbing downward. then open the skin be- low the soreness, thus allowing inc cor rgptioa to escape, and speedy cure follows" :"
 Frank Murphy greeted us last evening when returning from our trp to the Good wln Silver fields. Although he was across a deep cany~n on the Hassayampa from Us. ae-Ily mile distant, We cOnycr,ed as though only few yards apart, inc canyon serving as ss q kind of telephone or conduc- tor for carrying the voice. Frank Is working the Silver Trail. situated in one of the mos romantic spots in the m Iun ,ains, and we are informed tha, he has a valuable property in company with his partners, the Mess. Bray, who are not afraid to put thelr share into the Iavapai mountains, which are tled SD closely and firmly together with gold ana silver threads.
 TIE CoNGREGATIoNALIsTs. Warren oTgnanlz@d Congregational Church yester- day m Prescott with l3 members to which q considerable number will be aGded in d few days. T. W. Otis and MT HAzeltlne are Deacons and NIT. F.. P. Clark, Tr,a-urer an1 Secretary. The new Pastor of the Con greg ationa is:s will arrive m Prescott so as to he able to preach his first sermon in one week from next Sunday. Tue Minister ot this important diocese Is Rev. T. C. Hunt, who is sad to be very able theologian. Arrangements have been amIcaby arranged between the Methodi>ts and COnaregation- aIsis SD that for this Fall and Winter the Marina Street Church is to serve for both denOn nations.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
The Shupp Unfair.
SKULL VALLEY, Sapt. 23d. 1880.

SKULL VALLEY, Srpt. 23d, 1880. ED. MrSER.-The wedding party of MT.
 aoi Mrs. Shupp is over. Last evening
 about twenty couples assembled at the house of Mr. Alfred snupp in this valley, O the occasion ot hi, arrival with his hriie from Prescott, where they were married about noon, and paryook of as fine we'd
 ding supper as the mot refined cpicuIe cou.d desire. he table fairly groaued ud- der everything in the way either of sunstau- tials or deiIcacies that the city of Prescott and hi, valley could afford. At seven P. m the party commenced tripping the light fantastic toe and kept II tripping until sun ris, this morning. Al twelve o'clock mid night, another supper, quite equal 10 rhr former oar, and at two a. m, the brides cake WAS served with sparkling wine.
 have a'tcn led many wedding parties
 .ad wedding ioa,rs in my tune. but ,his aas crrtaialy been the most onj njnyable one mat has eyvr been my z 'od for Gne to par ticipr,e iu. The cup ui happiness that ieii [, t.e sl,re pt tle bride aud groom was n and rd ming over ami Il Was Lo siiut,d m ea,urc. Their j'y seemed contagious and m4ic everyone as happy a7 themselves No .ne complained ol Wcarucss, CT that the hours were loo long: want of sleep WAS not thought of. Mr.. ShuPp assumed entire co1trol oi ,he management and proved her self entire mistress of the situation. Every one felt aad knew by the magnetic utluenc oi her presence that every etfJrt,every thought and every movement of hers was with the ie object of rendering her guests happy,and il this she certainly succeeded admirably Evetyo-e who knows friend shupp knows that his chief characteristic is to be always happy himself and tha, he has natural fac ulty of rendering everyone else happy with whom he comes in contact, evca the chiI- dren. (and there was a goodly number pres eut from three months old and upwaFdsD though they occasionally fretted littic, we're sooIhed in the presence of so much contentment and went to sleep or lay and looked with admiration al the joyous as- semblagc.
 Morning came, all too soon, and after par taking of splendid breakfast the party broke up, each reluctantly taking his or her several way home invoking heavens choic est blessings on tneIr friends, MT. and Ms Shupp. M. M.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01

Messrs Bashford, Moves. Bige'ow and Porter returned home yesterday from the Verde and speak in high terms Of the peO Die along the valley from ihe first settle nenls north to the lower ranches south. They met many old acquaintances aud former new ones. The valley is prosper ous. filled with industrious. hence progress i've people. who will vote for the best men for office: therefore We conclude that the Democrat is little o1. claiming a Demo cratic majority in that section. These gen t'emcn who have done the Verde valley had lhsce ronsin4 political meetings, where they defined their po>iiIoEs tn the letter, which. from al acc 'unts, were quite acceptable to The tax payers of one of our most exten- sive settlements.
 Flint & ! uhnson, who are running steam rastrAs at the head of Maple G llch, are in town to-day. They report wafer scarce n their neighbnrhood. but still sufficient to run the engine and four -sstrG> part uf the time Tne rrck still yields we'll and in one ot their ledccs. on sunday last, they dis covered an extraordinarily nch ore chute the rock welding from two to two and a half dollars ;' the pound i0 gold. How cNicnsive this rich streak iaay prove Co he >,"f course, a matter of mere conjecture. butiti in . large ledge that pays moderately well. aId II is hoped that several tons of 'hls rich ore may bc found
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
Local Intelligence.
sATrl.pAl.

Robert BlaIr was in town on his weekly round this morning.
 Some of our candidates will be home from the Verde this eyeuine.
 s. o. Fredericks is in Tonto Blsin, where he is'looking after some rich gold mines.
 Rev. NIT Adams Ietuinea this morning from Ju-ness iIp to Phcn'x, where he was qultc successful ia raising funds for tlIe builGIng ofa Methodist Church.
 Apache C,unty has two gpol tickets in the field Baih are favorable to Stewart. consequently Lis majority in tlH country will be large.
 4 soldier riding 8 spirited nag belonging to Uncle sam, vas today thr"Wn tp the ground while displaying iis powerful abil- fly asa horsemsn Fortunately be escaped without serious injury.
 Ed. G. Peck and Sam Firman took de- pariure today fIT the country north oi Prescott. which they intend examining closely fsr mineral. May they succeed l. UT wish:
  judges of mineral. snd with railroad faciii- te, they wiIl come To ,he lror { and attrrct more attention than any mining property in sArizona Were they lscited in Tomb stone they would sell for millions.
 Rev. C. F. BJvsrd. q very clever gentle man and thcalosian of ihe Methodist per sussion, arrived n Prescott this morning from Los Angeles He comes to assist Rev. Mr Adams in bis work of the Ministry, and wlll prove a valuable acquisition To both church and Territory.
 Hon. ciIas. Silent, Judge of the 3rd Ju- dicial District returned home yesterday. He will open Court on Monday, and after disposing oi speciai business will adjourn the same until after the session .in MohaVe County. which Hi!l convene on the first Monday In October. The Judge has been on e vi=It to his family ID CaiIiornIa, end returns in good health The Judge has done . great deal for Nor,Lcn Arizona. and has inc confidence and good will of this people
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
DIR. SPINNEY, NO. Il kEAhNEY STREET. TTeais all Ci,tOuic and Special
 Ei,saSpS.
Young N8crl

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS of you'htu ioi lee OF iui zcrej,n dp well to avail ihen-e pf this, tha g-ri Uc1i trr lif at th- a-t-r Oi suifrllg n1atI.ls. b. -TINNEI wlI guarantee to 10 felt $500 every of samiaai araE Less OF vac dIsHEsH of any EuI O. character SIlch he undertakes soI i4I. gn cure.
 ,IDDLL AGE MES.
 There many at tae pf thirty to sixty who are troabrd with too fcegu.Ht cvscua.iol of t- Ial er oiieu acc Upauied by sigh. sl4ri-ay burning s-ns4ipl, aud wl-kne.s 0i the sy,t O. Il4-Lrr the pate4t c.Lnut acc ugt for. on -xaui-rg u-:- nir! cp si.s rouy -e !lui ut vi o,eu Ae JuId and s1;net m - -IlL izsiic.r "t al.cmsu Vl appear o- tt cJlo- wlN De ut rhiu i1l fi~ LIe. az il claap t1 d- K all tcrl'I app ---nc. There many u.t "h1 die ut iEs dltcu. ignorant cr ffe caug. . .l S t:e S-rlui stage ul .ll. b. -slas- b. ~. VA. Ruaranfr 3 rirc c'I-- ia ai such F. aua Eealhy fes oIaten of the E- rit3-l;riua. y 0I IcaEs.
 F. ~. T. p-ivaJs dl-ea-s- Ci sh, II ster5irr r,,l c1ur-e oi me rcues- M .nt for cure, sr it al fa- stTu-ti'us. VI b. sent o ans =l -- riut of Sip OFFICE Hoyas lI @ 4 and 6 <. ~1l!gs- ,rn I. 10 Il H Consultation ire. Tho -OUgl oz4a.!.-t.ol anu advice 6. Cal ltGrcss,
 sE. SPINNFY &CO
 N. ll Keu-u'y ST., S4a Fsaucisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01

Robert Blalr was in town on his weekly round thls morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01

,F.-ysrk Gooas-Care '.C. VI A: the old fta1d of
 JrIuts N. Barney.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
CHARGEs ro7 AssAYING:

GOLD AND SILVER OnE, 500. HLowPIrE TEsTs, (quali;ative,) 15. Charges for al! other oy as low as is consistent T care aud correctness. Al VoTk guaEautoed
 L. STALL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
SAN FRANCISCO.

Corner O. Beale anu Howard Streets, san
 Francisco, California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.
FREIGHT LIST.

Maricon', Sept. 27-Foilowing is a list Of freight for Prescott: c. P. Head & Co, sund, 15; J. R,hly, l srnd, 30; L. B & Co ' sund, 420; K. & $, 5 sund, 44j; M. sumo, 055; c. P Head & C.. 24 sund, 72); ". NJ Buffnm, l3 sunu, j49; c. P. Head & Co, i sund, 30; F. C. B s sund. 20a; P. B. B. IS Co, 50 ,und, 1855; D. R, G55: J. T. R., SI sund, 190.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHISRY IN ALL ITS DrEncker. Etrar-lLn-L sI.A..-.hlrn r.a L---l
ENGINES 8' BOILERS,
High Pressure or Coirvound

ORDINARY ENGINE compounded when aavissble
 STEAM BOILE .s Particular alte:.tign given ;c the qualify of the maternal workmanship and none but hrsi-class work produced.
 WATER PIPE, of boiler or sheet iron, of any size, made in sUitable length for counecuny together. or sheets rolen, pincheA &d packed for stp' en re-Gy t~ riyifeI t7e ground.
 HYDRAULIC RIVETIN6- Roller worf and water pipe msfie by this os;a ll-hreu;. riyitsd bv hy- drSu c rive in machinery that quaity Of work being far tupeTi0r to hand work.
 PUMP1-FOr min uy Of any capacity and O; any style. Our sryle cf Gi-ect compound engines, with double line Of pumps. particularly rccosnn ended. We refer to those uOw n us not having been broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for underground work, irrigation or city vscrw rz- purposes bu | with the celebrated Dsyey wave motion, superior to any other.
 hos'inr machinery, sinking, lao! tiI zines other machinery Ieguirrd. yysSf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
THE eRFAT ENaLIS.I REMECY

I-a uey"r-f1iiirg Cure for NerFoE D lil.ry. .FxLau-ted Vitality. ~smIual We knees 'CrrhUa.Io~fe Man hpDd.lWlutency, Paralysis and all The isfr'.ie -nayts uf Srlf-tbu-e. youthful ioIies, E .>c'-S-e~ iu ulfUrar years,
 -~ucn ss io-s of Nftu. ry, l-ssiiuie, Nocturnal rml~- -i"u, Aversion to Society. Dimuess of Vision. Nui- iu tns Heaf: the vita! dliI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01
A. F.. M!NTIF, NJ. D..
II Kesrney Street, San F.aucisco, Cal,

pr. MIn'te'S Kindp-v RprneIy Ncp'-.tf cum, cu--- al K iner Rl l;lLi5sr Co nDlliu.4 Con orth'sa, Gleet. Lcucprrha. For sale by all rltyists Sl bottle, six bottles faT S5.
 pr Nintie'- Da rd''linn Tt'lS. are tho bet and cheapest DyspeTsa- and Bilious in the Inrk,; For sale by all druggists i.ngISwIy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01

Ii appears that the legal gentlemen of Tucson are If the opinion that residence ot six m nths in the Territory ennJles a person to the right of franchise, aad unier that opinion rrgI-tenng is guiug oa al a lively rate. What party or whether either will be affected by Inis ruling is uukaowa to u>, nnr do we care so ioug as 1t giyes people ther rights.
 Frank and Clay Mcador returned home from their hun.i-g trIp to Walnut Creek fast evening. The Wallapa. Iuuians, auliclpat- ing visit from these young deer si1yas, fOre-talied their operations bT running the game ofi 10 pastures safe, new and green. They had the trip, al thc same.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01

pas-iuC unohseryedin The urne. and rauy ether dls eases that lead Co in ssui-y and death.
 DR. INVITE " IT agree to forfeit S- fora c-za of this kind Che tal i.t tsr"ratiye tuuitr his .Uacia advice and trtsfneul vil not cUIe, .o- auythiry
 urure TT iujI-io4s found n r. IT, Niutie treaes all Priyl bi-eases sucCessfuil' without uercury Con sutaiion free Thorough examination aud advice cludng aualyis of urine, sS, Price Vi+li Ra-tora- tive S3 bottle, four times the quantity Sl1 sent to any slrcs- upou receipt of pr cp. or C. O. b. se- from obs ry4ton, al2 m pirate name 1! ds red
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-09

escaped destruction. ice ua.nas, =.
enormous
/ Que Captain, three Lieutenants and
/ 81 privates Of the Spanish army were
drowned in the Ebr6, near Lagronn. on
the 81 inst, wooden bridge hsviug
fall and precipitated them into the
stream.
The British House OF Lords is blamed
on all sides for ITS cOntemptuous treat
ment Of the Irish registration hill. The
Times. even, condemns their action. II
l. said that the Tories would lose a seat
II registration Of voters was orlered
AyOob Khan has heen routed In front
Of Candshar by the British forces. The
victors' loss was small. Before the Az
ghans fed, they murdered Lieutenant
McLaine, a prisoner. Several guns
lost by General Burrows were recovered.
Il is reported that a preliminary
treaty Of peace between Chill and Peru
has been signed at Lima. Peru surren-
ders the monitors Nance Capac aud
Otahualpa, RACES Notifications OF Callao.
surrenders all artillery Of Callao, en-
cages to not augment it, navy for thirty
years, aud will reimburse to Chilli the
cost Of the war. Chilli engages TO pay
half OF the exterior debt of Peru.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-09
DIED:

INGALLS, In Astoria, August 81, lssO, David
Ingalls,.
Hon. David Ingalls,, who was born on the 8lsi
OF October, ISIS, arrived In Astoria in the year
1876 being gone OF the earliest settlers in Oregon.
br. A. A. Cleveland conducted his funeral ser
vices, according 20 a promise made many years
ago 90 him. The Oregon Pioneers and the nre-
men turned out en- masse. His funeral cortege
was composed Of a large portion OF the resi-
dents OF this city, who paid their last respects
10 one 80 useful and null OF years DR.. Cleve-
land paid the following beautiful tribute 10
him az his grave: "Old friend, my sad, sad
task is nearly done and my promise % you
weii-nigh redeemed. And now, upon thy coffin
lid cast these flowers one by one-ihe immor-
tellei III emblem Of immortality; the full
blown, witLering rose, emblem Of thy years so
ripe and full; the little bursting bud, emblem
of thy spirits flight from its earthly clay 10
bloom in realms supernal. The Autumn
sun viii rise and set, the green grass
and the wild flowers will start and blossom
and change to crimson and gold, and wither
and die, and the wild winds will sigh and sob.
and fearful Nature dip her snowy mantle upon
thy grave, and suU thouIt calmly sleep.
These eyes, that have so of loosed in thine
own and reflected the love light there, look on
thee now ia thy last resting place; and these
hands, that have 80 oil clasped thine own in
friendship, shall be the hrst 70 cast upon thy
pulseless breast the cold, damp clods OF
eartu.m II.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Gladstone has recovered from his ILL.,
ness.
Montreal was shocked hy an earth
quake on Monday.
The port Of Fusau. 10 COrea, has been
opened 10 Italian commerce.
The Alsatian Jesuits in France will
change their titles TO avoid the DEGREES.
French capitalists will probably fur
nish the funds for the ST. Lawrence tuu-
mel.
Some > 600 O0O cotton spiudles at Old
ham will be put on short time, as trade
is dull.
Bullion in the Bank Of England is
decreasing, probsbly caused by the flow
of gold 10 America.
The magazine OF the fortress at Bel
grade exploded on last Saturday, doing
much damage, but not causing loss Of
life
Msxican papers regard as an insult
the offer Of the Sou hern Pacific Com
pauy 20 build railroads in Mexico on
credit.
Protes,ants in Guadaiajara, Mexico,
while dedicatiug a church, were stoned
by Catholics, melted by priests, several
| being killed
W. Henry Wells, one OF the origIna-
tors OF Punch, and the associate ul
I Charles Dickens in establishing House
/ hold Words is dead
The arrival at Revsl Of two American
vessels laden with grain mas opened the
eyes Of the Russians TO deficiencies iI
their system Of agriculture.
The British House of Commons hsl
passed the census bill. 4 motion tha
/ the census indicate religious persuasion
was euergetically opposed by JOhI
Bright, aud was rejected.
Phillip Collan, Home R1le membe
of the House Of Commons, has beer
suspended for the remainder Of the sit
ting for denouncing. Presbyterians a
sTutolerant and ignoraut."
A hurricane swept over Jamaica OF
the night Of August lsih. All The YES
sells In Kingston harbor ltwenty-
in uomben acre driven ashore or wen
10 pieces al their docks. But one whsT
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-09
GARFIELD AM HANCOCK

The fight between Garfield aud Han
Geek will be a bitter and determined
one, aud how IL will end no one can
foretell; but any one can foretell the re-
suit OF a fight between the worst case Of
backache or kidney complaint and the
Oregon Kidney Tea. The latter never
fails TO conquer. Sold every where.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-09

NEW THIS WEEK.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-09
G4laEiEl--AN
sIEAR prEHa asa sltARIss rakss

DYE AND CLEAN ALL KINDS OF SILK
~ W0olen and mixed goods, after the best
so4 newest herman and French systems Kid
Gloves and Feathers cleaned and died hy
new process Blankets and furs cleaned nice
". Gents clothing CLEANED aud dyed = spec
lalty. o coERAU a Co. No, 70 salmon
street, Portland, lroEgl. 81
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every part OF the city. also to all trains and
steamboats,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-14
La FLOR DE ASTURIlS.
,2.-SAN JUSTO Y LUNA-22

Ell duefo de este acredtado establecimiento
tiene ell gusto de otrecer sus favorecedores
Y al p1blico en- general I'M surtido de t da clase
lie art1cuos del pals de iInportaciones re-
comendando con especialidad una parte de su
l1mero 0finito, como los buenos quesos de
patagras, americanos de prensa, cOnieccio-
nados los 1ltim 8 en- Arecibo y Hatill0 /; azdca-
res de pilon l.sy2', central Y dc los mejores
nascabados en- blilo y buen color; en- granos,
;uenta con las mas Seectas claSes que Sc i'm
portan co servas alimenticas en- latas de dis
lintas fabricas tiene ell dep6Sito de iaJones de
ID eXcelente iabrica "La Industrial" no va
, Ia en- recomendarIos como los meores que Sc
cenocen gasta hoy tanto del aZul rocamor-
ONO de Ia pinta veta que Sc lie pida ofreca
tabacos elaborados de la mejor hoa, buen fue
mar Y de varias vitolas clgarrillos legitimos
lie la acreditadislma marca "El Oomerclo"; en-
vinos cuenta las marcas mas acreditadas Y por
iltimo ofrece velas de cera pura de Ia Y "a
clase de l6, 8, d, ,, y de lbras hasta el ta
mano que Sc le.pidan.
Responde de la excelente calidad peso de
los articuloS que sc compren eC ell eXpresado
Astablecimiento.
Las famllias que deseen tOmar sus facturas
mensualmente, seran Embellishments compla-
cidas asegurando q todos un especial esnero
en- cumpmentar las ordenes que Sc lie contien
tanto en- ell ramo de provisiones como de Ia
Venta de frutos que Sc le cousignen, obtenien-
10 ell mas fax orable preciO del mercadO, ofre-
re sus relaciones, buenos oicios Y conocimento
en el ramo de tabaco en- hoja para su realiza,
cioA aqui en- otros mercados del exterior 6-6
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LIBROS DIX COMERCIO.

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{ de libros de comercio, indices y demas
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precios m6dicos. Hay tambien libros
parroquiales y toda clase de libros, J
libretas en- blanco.
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIO.
Ademas de las existencias de eostum-
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ROS.
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