The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-01

An Ant Mormon ticket has been pu;
 forth iD Apache County with Sol Earth for | the Council and Mr. Stover for Sheriff. Ac-
 cording to our telegram from St. Johns
 the political pot boils nigh and hot. Marks wolleuburg intends moving his
 store into the room now occupied by the I Democratic Club, therefore bis @atrimonial ! nip to San Francisco will be indefinitely postponed Business before pleasure is
 the motto adopted by our friend Marks.
 l.. Bashford S Co to-day received large t Of Fal and Winter goods, of all de-
 scTp;i0ns, in the dry goods, grocery, and hardware lines. including aD invoice of
 stoves of the newest and approved patterns. Also large line of tObsccos agd cigars, ln- cluding the celebrated Board Ot Trade ''
 brand of fne-cut.
 Al the Democratic Garcock Club Meeting last evening. there were present, according To a careful count, = citizens, of whom 4O
 were true blue Republicans. MT. Cook sl- luded fo the fact that he voted, In 1874, for MT. Alien for Sheriff. and hoped that MT. \. would nov stand iE with him. Yes, Allen sill stand in with him in pork. Geo. S. Porter, the Republican nominee for Sheriff, is one of the best ana most care ful business men in Yavapai County. Had the advantages in early life which ht men tor any position. He Is honest 10 the letter, gentleman in all things, is identified with iiIis section of Arizona, being a taxpayer Voters think well before you fold yoUr bal iOi on election day. See to 1t that he is the next Sheriff of Yayapai County.
 Captain Hargrave, the nominee of the Republican party for District Attorney, stands al the head of the bar of Arizona His acts Of honesty and just are posted up in bold letters everywhere, hence his support CTS are not confined to the Republican party. His old Democratic friends would go through fire for him if necessary, hence we predict his election by handsome ma jorIty.
 A. O. N0yes. candidate for Judge of Pro- bate Court, is one of those Sho made the first civilized trail into Prescott. He has stAid with us. His seventeen years of hard earnings have been spent in Prescott. His labor has helped 10 build the beautiful edi- fees that adOrn our town-his home now and for all time, anl that of his family who depend upon him for support, is here. We ask people every where 10 think of these things and support the man who has claims upoA us.
 FUN To COM MENcE-0a Sunday next''at al one o'clock D. m., there will take place st the Whippie Park race course a shooting match between four of our best shots, each to have ten birds The four gentlemen now entered have put up each $40, maki0g a purse of Sl60. Scrub racing for a scrub purse will also come of and lively time is Joe Duprez and others will be On hand ;o convey passengers to and from the grounds The admission has been fixed at the low figure of twenty five cents, which will be applied to the general expense of fixing up ,he hall and grounds for the com ori of guests.
 Hon. Ned Wessley, the gentleman from Louisiana, announced in yesterdays Demo | crat as one Cf the orators last evening be- | tore the Garcock Club, 10 answer the speech 1 Df Hon Tim Hawkins, from Maine, Jailed l 10 come to time. Mir. Hawkins guns are | rather too much for the Wesley family. ! and don't you forget it." Knowing ones i ShisDer that the political discussion ober de l fairs ob county big bugs and cash owing 1 iat's got to be paid, de Chinese alteration | md de general outlook for tie restrant bus ness will be discussed by these gentlemen | ,f culture, color, etc, at no distant day We'll bet on the Black Republican.