The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-16

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 Let the Republican County Ticket be made up of good material.
 AT the precincts in the county will be represented at Prescott co The 24th.
 sparking across q garden fence admits of good deal being said on both sides.
 Business of all kiads ia and around Pres colt APpears to be on the imProTe-
 Judge Silent, we are pleased to state, l. recovering from his late severe illness.
 Major Benjamin, will, Abou, the last of Angu-t. relieve Col Martin as A. A. Gen erai of Arizona.
 The Baptist church which is being built On D prominent eminenee in West Prescott vii be fuisbed in abou. two weeks.
 There were, at Ihe late primary election f5r delegates to ihe County Convention, i9l votes Dalied by solid Republicans.
 New barley is selling in Lps Angeles q, = cents per pound. and considerable quan- titles are being shipped per rail 10 Arizona.
 Rev. G 1T. Adams departed for Phsnix this morning On business connected with the Methodist church. He ~iil return on Saturday.
 We conjecture that ;he great cause of the recent sickness has been the free indulgence in green vegetables. Care should be ta- ken.
 !. NJ. Sanford will vote the Republican ticket this fall, as he declares that he wIh 20 for the best ticket in the field, and the Republicans will have the same.
 The office of Marshal Dake, Supervisor of Census. presents quite busy appearance with the dozen ur more clerks going through the returns of the distant enumerAtors.
 Skean,lebury, W bo was shot by his part ner. Sam Tetlow, Of the Bella Union Theatre. for sRindiinK, 0ied Saturday Tetlow Is the oldest manager on the Pacific coast.
 Hip, Hip. Hurrah for Stewart. the next Delegate 10 Congress from Arizona, and Garfield for President. O(uDrsy for the Re publican Cause.
 A, J. Mason, the popular boot and shoe merchant, keeps busy. and by adding new industries to his boot and shoe busiuess, manages to keep the thing rolling.
 Mss Sarah Osborn is spending a few days with friends in Prescott, thus escaping ihe annoying heat of Salt River, the para disc of PheRiccaBs
 Mrs. ClaTissa Green has gone on visit to her son. John. ~ho live. in Montana, while her daughter. Mrs. Cornell. remains in Oak land, Cal, with Mrs. R. Mcacham, her friend.
 Mrs Steinhrook Is 10 be examined to- morrow by ihc medical faculty, with s view of Aseertaininx whether she Is of sound mind and competent To retain charge oi her four children.
 We hear that our friend shirpser. of the IXL store, coBtemplates removing with his stock of goods to Globe City, Pinsl County We are sorry Co lose such good men, even if they are of the Democratic ranks.
 X lady correspondent of a Cincinnati paper is in eXtacies over Hsnoocks nomi nation She says, He is such q darling, wears q ladies corfet, and white kid gloves with six buttons"
 We understand that ihe Star Novelty Troupe leave for the Verde tomorrow with avisw of giving two performances a that place. We can recommend them to our Verde friends as No. in everything.
 Mir Buck, our tous01al artist, returned ilis morning from trip to Phcni=, where hc went ,o establish N branch lodge of the Knights of Pythiss. all of which he sue. ceeie,i in doing. He likes PheniX and Phe- DIX people Losr-Su0day last, July llih, between C6.uo Valley and Prescott. a memorandum hoos bcionging to J. II. Marion. Thc iia1cF will c"nfcr favor on the loser by leaving the book with Gen. T. j. Butler, 8, Y, r. <. Co.'S Office, Prescott. The Republicans of Mohave County are up and daiu-. a8d will meet Iayapai halt way in organizing for the nomination of a can didate for Delegate to Congress and Su- periutendent of Public Instruction. Apache County, which stands Republican, will also draw the party lines closely.
 Our readers are reminded tha: the grea, Patti Rosa will appear for the last time ID Prescott thIS evening in an entire change of programme. Let every one turn cut Co her benefit and send her away thinking well of Prescott asd her people. The perform ance is we'll billed and we believe will be the best during their stay.
 Granite Creek has not failed to furnish plenty of water this summer. She ls up to her old tricks, but not SO much so as when Hon. X. l.. Moeller refused 10 go out on A pine tree and rescue a lonely person who had become parylized with fear when cross ing the iurbId stream and was unable to navigate, in the year lS6s.
 N. Go,dwateT X Son, of the mammoth new brick store, call the attention of our readers and their customers to the import ant fact that they keep the Dicest assort- ment of ladies goods to be found in North crn Arizona, and at the lowest cash prices. They advertise what they have, which Is a safe guarantee that they are liberal dealers and will do n send orders through.
 ANOTHER OR.NGENAN.-There was born to the mansion of Chas. F.. Fredericks. yes tcrday ai half pest twelve o'clock, ancther young nrangeman and follower of William III. Strange as ii may appear a similar oc- curreBce took place in the Fredericks fam ily just three years ago to the day and hour and that three year old chub was decorated yesterday with the orange badge. celebrat- ing the Battle of the Beyne, when along came the young recruit ready 10 assist in the important ceremonies.
 X great many friends of NIT. Charles Snancer one of the most uprirht youup