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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-25
SET IT RIGHT.

Ep. MISEE-l d5L' t believe in sitting sti.. 4Hd permitting the Democracy of Mo- hayc eouu,y ;o be maligned and misrepre scuiei- n iast weeks MINER you publish aH article signed, or purporliDg t5 be sign cd by -I Democrats, with D. J. Canty as ,s.5.r of .ba list, which says that we, the Democrats. etc, say we knew nothing of the .1g-s meeting held at Mineral Park, etc. taa ore opposed 10 iuslrucing against Campbell, and rcpndIate the so-caiied mass mec,iE-, etc.
 Now, Nr. Editor, at least three of the names to that article are Republicans, and trcy shall Dot place Democrats in false position with ny consent. And one of the ge'c5def sicners of the Canty squib was not only present at the Democratic mass meeting, but he mace speech thereat abd advocated raising purse to pay the ex- pcuses of the de.egates to Phenix In fact, as hc is a prominent man and well known Democrat, I am 10th 10 believe he knew anything of inc Canty production, and it la,h, as if the whole thng were fraud.
 ANDREW.
 MINERAL PARK, June 21st, 1880.
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The fnlIoNing gentlemen from Sun Set en the Little Colorado, are with us fixing up land business: John H. Bloomfield, J R. MeNe.l. W. II. Mcclellan, Geo. W. Bai- ley. They represent the spring as back ward. causing the crops on the Little Colo rsdo 10 be somewhat backward.
 The Prescott Mias.rels have organized and will give their first performance on tie a9ih inst. at the Theatre Building. IL is ,o be a benefit to Mr. Hunter, late telegraph operator, who has been out of employment for some time.
 To ARRIvE-TheTe will arrive in Pres colt, on Saturday morning per express, a large lot of California apric9ts. peaches and cherries. Have your cash ready for the gol- den fruit.
 The attention of our >feaders Is directed to the proceedings of the Republican meet ing on Monday evening, which appears ese- where m the MISER.
 A rich strike is reported in the Silver Prince mIne. Ore from the lower tunnel is coming out in large quantities, which as- says into the thousands per ton.
 Just what they are doiug at the Tiger mine is hard 10 tell. Ne news from that direction.
 The Bradshaw Basin Mill and Mining Company start to work, next week, on ore from the Bum Bug country.
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THu RsDAT-


 Tia Keys vs Rqbert case has been or : trial f.r three days, md has not yet been c3ncledeJ.
 M1rr. Lindsay. :be faitful cultivator oi -saeei meats has tons of good things al Li. ,-srd,1 iu fhe southern part of town ol Monday next he vi be around with a.s waCHn waiting on customers.
 Rev j A. Merrill contemplates moving into ,he Neicr house West Prescott, and Nil bold divIne service reguisrly Iu the budding belonging 10 the M. E. Church S uih.
 The Mexican iend who killed girl for rriu9ng tU accept his offer of marriage al Wick-uburg. yesgeruay, was iynched Al thc Nalture miBe, as will be seen by A perusal of eur ie.egrsrhlc news in to-day's issue Served h.m tight.
 The mention made in the Los Angeles papers about Professor Frambes and wife coming to Prescott as teachers in our pub- iic scEual seems to be mistake. They gc D. PheuIx and are said 10 be excellent teachers.
 
 meeting held on the first day of June, 1880, tile foilo~ing named gentlemen were elected tc serve as a board of directors tor the en >U.9g year: Joseph Clark, president; Wm. Willis. vice president. \. F.. Head, J. E.. ila.gin, treasurer; William E. Carr, Henry Dla-, secretary; Geo. F. Webber, superin- teudrnt.
 How GENEROUS The cuit0r of the Dem ocrat in the issue of June 23 gives the Re- publica1s tatfy on Judge P1rFer. The Dem ocfai is willing that MT. Porte: shall be the Repub.ican candidate for Congress. Lord, haw generous. when it Is taken into consid eraiiun that ihe Democratic party is leg ging' for Mr Richards. a man from Yavs- pa. and kl w fall we'll that Porter cannot poll fifty votes in the county. Thank you ki sdjy, Mr Hamilton. We'll give the gen tl.man oyer to the Democratic party, and as ne is SD good a man we hope you will take him. X iIambictoniau cslt thrown in.
 The ladies and gentlemen who are pre- pairing to give or people an entertainment are hard at work and 1t wIl be q firsi-class entertainment. No financial object is had in view, and Nhatever funds may remain after payment of expenses will be devoted ta some worthy object of public interest. The disposition of the funds will be optional with the Musical Society. As 0ur people have been long witbout entertainments, this volunteer effort on the part of our home musicians tn furnish Us with good concert vil be highly appreciated by all, and when the evening comes ihc hall will doubtless be flied from end to end.
 
 Sr. JoUN'> DAY.-June 24th Is generally celebrated in memory of John inc Baptist, oy the Roman Catholic Church and the Free Masans. who hold his name in special h'nor. He was the forerunner and relative of Jesus Christ, son of ,hc Priest Zachariss and Elizabeth and cousin of the Virgin Mar. was born at Jutta about ] E. C., and h-he7d T about ihe end of A. D. 2S. His hi th aed office were foretold by the Angel Ga,uci. ,0 his father, as he was burning incense ID the temple of Jerusalem. Here. quite unlike many ether places, little or no demonstration was made to-day. No pa tia'i-m, or perhaps our people arc too mach eagrossed with political matters.
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LocailinteIiigence.
UKzDAT.

HOB' HagO Rlcbards, DisbcP LaHe anu Prot. M. 1T. sherman went out 10 Phen41 this morning per Black Canyon Stage.
 Peter Anderson. Nith his team loaded with merchandise for N. NJ Buffum, osne iu :asg evening In the load We n0iIc-d a fl le assortment Of fruit, can goods, eJc.
 Cap ain C. B. Mcclellan, Sixth Cavalry, has 0cen driaileu as a member of the G u- erai Court Martial now in session at Fort LoAeli, A. I.
 | lily Vernon has added to his 'P1r.oT Saloon" another cIub-room, which is nKei up with all the coaveniences necessary for comfort and pleasure. IL is worth going to sec.
 Tn the matter of Frank Murray vs j. q. Lee. involving the right to cefiala mule. which came up in the District Court yes- :efday, the verdict Was ID favor Of thc dee fendant.
 j. Ormes, wife and A Miss Barton, are .n town from Salt River. They came tO Ius- iicaie ia our piBe clad hIlls and moun "a ins for few weeks and ikus escape the excess i've heat Of Maricopa county.
 Fer nice ice cool drink of soda we RNulu auflsc our ifteDus tD call at the drug store Oi Doctor. Lincoln The Doctor I As fine soda fountain, all of the fiayoring syrups, and will be pleased to wait on GUS i0mers.
 At a meeting O: the Knights Of Pythi3 iast evening at their hall, the following off, cers were elected J. c. Griffith, F. C. D. $ n4tl, q. C.; ". c. lesser, E. C.; A. C. E minister. PreIate; Samuel Hill. K oi R S; II. \. C. Hartman, N. of F.; r. ". Vii Hams, Nj. of F.; 4 kiewe, Master at Arms.
 REPUBLICAN MEETINe.-1he Republicans met at Headquarters last evening, when the reports of committees were received and adopted. Tn. attendance was large anu the business transacted considerable Speech mtkiGg was indul.cd m aud money sub- seribed f.f the immediate necessities of the alBb Ilanbirtanian gave his views @. GcDsral q sriield snd claimed personal az qastnttncc sith the n iu wh1 is ia roas nation f1I the hrst office il the gift of ihe rc iple. Elsewhere We pUblish 8n address to the voters of Ya7apai County, which Wa, adopted by the Republicans as portion. af least. of tbelr platform.
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Silver Bet Mine.

Last week we overlooked the item of the shipment, through Wells. Fargo < Co, of two tons of base bullion from the Silver Belt mine. The bullion is worth over OBe thousand dollars to the ton and was the re-
 sulr of sthe working of five tons of ore. The Belt has pald from The grass roots down, over $l00,000 having been taken out since its discovery. With a proper opening and cnetul management the Belt can be made one of the most desirable and productive
 mines in Northern ArIZona. We have heard that the owners arc negotiating a sale of this IT ,periy in the East for the small sun of $50, 0,0OU, not tenth of its real value
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James E. English of C5nnecticut, is tho
 Democratic nominee for Vice President
 He was born at New Haven in the veal
 1912, and ir early life commenced business as a merchant, which he followed un,i
 1855, siLce winch time he has been exten- siyely engaged in several branches of manu- facture. He has served in the State Senate run for Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut In 1880, aud was defeated, however he was elected to the 31ih and ssh Congress serving on the committees on Public Lands ana Expenditures in the State Department.
 The nomination of Hancock at Cincin- natl was a quick and harmonious move mt. It was a fixed up job, and it went through. Democrats can tool Democrats, but just pit them against Republicans and they cant take a trick. No, not one, and wc will convince them of the fact next No i vcmbcr
 { X correspondent writing us from the ! Verde, says: Mr. Steadman has completed al arrangements for the celebration 10 take [ place on the 9th at his residence, Clear Creek. miles south oi Camp Verde. The programme fir the day is varied, and will | be interesting. It is thought that a large number Of people will be present. The Democrats. last evening, caused sa luie of B guns to be fired from Capitol Hill m honor of Genl. Hancock, the Demo cratic nominee for President. The choice Of the Democrats at their Cincinnati Con- vention was wise, nevertheless, Garfield wIll get away with the baggage. Hancock Is next to Seymour in Democratic ranks We would respectfully call the attentiGn of widows young ladies and others to the . fact that there is a wolf in sheep's clothing in this section of Arizona, who would Dor. TOW their surplus m"ney. betrav them and money and property, friends. Don't lend it.
 C. P Head started for Phenix this morn ing for the purpose of being in attendance at the Territorial Convention on the 2sth. Mir. Morris Goldwatcr goes out tomorrow morning on the same business. Harmony and judgment, gentlemen. even if Mir Rich ards should cry out My Kingdom for a nomination."
 Judge Porter. we hear, is about to reign tie JudgeshIp of thc End District and de vote his time in managing the two news papers he controls, to secure his indorse- men; hy the Republicans st the Territorial Convention. The papers we allude to are the Parrot and Yuma Sentinel. Birds of feather"
 Woodviile Williams. 8 graduate of Prof Shermau's High School, is in town from Skuil Valley, where he has been for the past ihrre montbs performing the duties of school teacher. giving satisfaction to all parents who have had children under his charge.
 We want to see the Democats nomiaate tha "Ncrchant Prince" for the Legislature thls fall. We want another road built in inc Bradshaw mountains. and for the work give Us the Merchant Prince" It's a good nanc.
 Parties are out making q kind of pre- liminary survey and taking observation for route over which the Arizona Central R. F. k 10 be built
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Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable consequences that follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath must be the most moriifying and un- pleasant 10 its posseSsor, and Il is the most inexcusable and offensive in society; and yet the cause of it may be easily removed by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT
 It purifies and sweeiens the breath. cooIs and rcfrcShes the mouth, and gives a pearI- like appearance to the teeth Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should cleanse their teeth wi,h SOZODONT. as is removes all unpleasant odors of the weed. Ask your druggist for it. j30
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The last Tucson Citizen comes us Jade n with ffesh and interesting news. We should judge from appearances that Mir. Brown, tie editor and proprietor. is making a success of the Citizen. l. is now the best edited and printed paper that comes to us from the South. oo mnoh for having printer at the helm. SGccCss to the Citizen. We hope 1t iil whoop uP organization. Let's have a square deal this year. Try the true metal of which the Republican party is composed S.uk or swim in a good and glorious cause > our motto.
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C. C Bean Heard From.

The following telegram from Hon. c. C. Bean, Railroad CommissioneT. to Mayor Ksily, will be read with pleasure and her aided with joy all ever Northern Arizona
 NEw YORK. JUNE 2ad, 1880.
 T. IT. Y kVV. Noyor-Mr WLslow, President of the ot. Louis and San Fan cisco railway says: "Sj'h parallel all right ten millions paid . for construction. Trains will be running 10 Big Colorado in twenty months, and past Prescott in twelve. Wall coostruct road with utmost expedition This is certain. C. C. BEAN,
 Railroad Commissioner
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A Card

To all who are suffering from the sorrow and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, .Sc. l will send q recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy WAS dis covered Dy missionary in south America. Send a selfaddres,e,i envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T LYMAN, Sotioa D, Nc4c Fork City.
 ianl0eOdiy
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To-Day's Dispatches.
The Democratic Conventon--English Nom
 mated for vice-President

@NN
 Cincinnati, June 2i'h- Pattes. of Ala bama, put in nomination for Vice President James E. English, of Connecticut, instead of English of Indiana, as enormously stat ed in yesterdays dispatches.
 Irish of Indiana presented the name of Bishop of Ohio. but as all the states down tO Delewsre seconded the nomination of Eng fish, Ohio withdrew her nomination and seconded that of English and then made q motion that he be nominated by accia- mation as the only candidate before the convention, winch was unanimously accept ed amid cheers.
 After further unimOortAnt business. the conrentiou, at three o'clock, adjourned sine die
 San Francisco, May 24th-Cury s31s {; Justice s7J Upnir g.; Union $lsl4 Crown Point ST Belcher S2ai BOdie s61s; Bell SOL; Utah $saI. An assessment of one dollar has been levied on Sierra Nevada.
 Democrats of California Jnbilant.
 San Francisco, June 24.-Ou receipt of the Hews af the nomination of Hancock and English. the Democrats nred one hundred guns. The general opinion expressed is that tue nominees would be better than any others to harmonIzs a copfliction of inter ests especially in New York. From ali parts of the Coast dispatches indicate that the nomination of Hancock is regarded as e best and solving the question of har- monizins conflicting interests. Republi- cans are disposed to admit the ticket as q strong one.
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". NI. EI-FETNrS

New Ga1.l~, arrived this week. direc: from tEe Et--.
 inE7' her. .- >ai3ie Rock Oysters full weight N iy.'~ va.e-on Nackerel. in tins. " iF"'~ snow Flake Codfi>h. 5lb cans. ''--'-" Lard. very choice, in 5 and l0lb l."S and Eyc-E.ok Candy and Rvc N..->...
 Her inNo;-e of Wall and Wedge Tents N-- Covers. all sizes and weights .... Clad" EHbber Boots. long and short Lyrrv rasr warranted.
 lt.- Assortment It Hand and Stand Lamps
 -Af.~ff-- Now >.s.n- styles Calico and Gincham. Black A.farl. -saHi~ io Sl ou Ter yard: Cor>ets. Han iNefchief> and Gloves. New Goods arriving every week from San F.ruei>so anj .ne Eastern Markets. P9c~ca... March -3d, I>>U
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GC- yo1r Bpo.s and Sh .es at the only reg- u'sr DO. and Shoe Store in Prescott. A. Na~ous, next door to :he Arizona Bank
 Go Co Geo. =. Porter d Co.'S. east side of Plaza. for furniture and everything needed for yoCr homes.
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Persons in calling for these letters will please say advertised.
 T. W. OTIs, Postmaster.
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To Days News.
Letter Lst.

The following is list of letters remain ing in the Prescott Postofiice for the week ending ruuc 26th
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DowS SHE GoEs.- Having disposed ofal my commonest brands of liquors, and being desirous ot closing out the choice Old Bourbon and other brands before my de parture for France. have concluded to sell the same at l2ls cents per drink; just enough to cover cost and transportation.
 myl C. GERARD
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Ladies, Misses and Children's fine shoes made to order and warranted to please the most fastidious, and at San Francisco prices at A. J. Mason's, next door to the Rank
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BORN.

YOUNG-In skull Valley, June I2th, 1880, to the wife
 of George Young, beautifuI girl.
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Meals t1 Order From HI to sP. z.
SECOND TO NONE

haze -eclr,i t..e ssrvic-s of t.lr Esst Ccgk HlI Baker ln Northern s-soua, and iuiel t5 have iy .sis
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TAYLOR sS CO. Banker..

Prizes Cashed- Information Furnished, ,br,Ieri Filled. sTsUish bank hii.- and governments parcbzs ed. kc.
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ME I-no,e Nay istt sis Br,si~ay, Knox building
 tmlol
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iu ur T~rrs-arr. Tlsr hous- Ls- he-r thurussEas 3 rsroyatot aud nothing has l,-f. ie uBdoue e make ny g-atruns Coulfart.t3r.
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ROYAL HAVAaA l0TTERY!!

S7j0,000 DRAWN EVERY FIFTEEN DAYs
 DURING iSSo
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Tia Keys vs Rgbert case has been on trial f.r three days, md has not yet been f5ucI.dgJ
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1880

years old and had held the Office Of assessor OF the
town for forty years. He leaves one of the largest
farms In the town to his Six children, three OF whom
are sons Mr. Konwenh0yen died In tho house III
which he was born
German August Muller. age twenty-one, OF NO.
1915 Twenty-rst-st.. in fit of temporary insanity
ef the hoqse and gen1 10 .sS
throwing his clothing into the dock ne walker 10
Third-ave distance of several blocks IN q STATE
% to The Ea Precinct Police station whence
he was taken home
Peter Flmendorf Sloan, the Of Samuel sloan
president of the Delaware, Lackawanna ana West-
ern Railway Company. was committed TO the hihgs
Comfy InabriafeJ Home, Mt Fort Hamilton. III
1873 as a habtual drunkard upon his fathers PEE
ttion: Upon promises OF reform he was recently re,
leased. But on November he drank to excess IN
Syracuse and caused disturbance, Tor when he
was arrested He was discharged with reprlmard
was made before Judge ,G1bert for his reconlne-
ment In the IDebriates' Home. An order was made
committing him for one year, or at the discretion Oh
the Court. - -
John Sea- a brakeman on the New-York, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad. fell from freight tram
at 1870 a. m. yesterday and was instantly Killed.
William O. Malley, of No. ~ South Fourth ST.
mia Railroad at the GTeen-st. crossing at late
hour Wednesday night He received internal inju-
ries from which he died yesterday at st. Francis
Hospital
William II. Foley of No 81 Fourh-st, who was
arrested Wedne sday night on charge of poisoning
his wife with Paris green, was held yesterday by
Police Justice PelOubet. He denied the charges
made BY Mrs. Foley. The latter was greatly I'M
proved yesterday and it was thought that she
would recover. She claims that some one placed
the poison in bowl of cold tea.
NEWARK.
Martin Weber of No. 227 East Twenty-ninth-st
New-York, visited Police Headquarters yesterday
to ascertain if Mrs. Remenschnelder could be
identified as johanna Feibstahl whom he married
January g. 1879, and who deserted him February
IS, 1879, taking with her furniture and other
household goods He had only known the woman
two DAYS before their marriage Weber was al,
lowed to see the prisoner Mrs. Riemenschneder said
that she did not know Weber, who could not posi-
lively identify her.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMoND.-At recent meeting Of the Richmond
County Board of Supervisors the Commissioners of
Washington Park, Stapleton, reported that the
tOaldebt of the park S56,SS0, the interest beinG
$500 so. The amount to be raised in the towns
of Middletown and SOuthheld on account OF the
park is 1888 80 NATHAN Wilton Is lodged IN
the Richmond County Jail, charged with cruelty to
his eight small children, whom he abandoned after
subjecting them to very rough treatment
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FAILURE OF PIANO MANUFACTURERS.
MILE BFRNHARDr,s BAGGAGE.

Duties on the baggage Of Mile Bernhardt were
paid under protest and appeal was taken a once
to the Department az Washington The duties,
which were ie ned after careful appraisement,
amounted to 81 $50. The appeal VIII be forwarded
on the completion OF the report Of the Appraiser +
Department. Yesterday Mile. Bernhard sent TO the
Collector the following letter:
The Hon +. MERRITT collector Of ne Port NcW YOfk
SIR: write "a give my pare OF honor mat nOthing
brought the United states OF America by will De
CIepCsed OF under any circumstances. Respectfully,
yours, SARAH BEESHARDE
Neso. York, Dec. I, 1880.
The note was written on dainty paper with
a wide border of subdued color. 1t was s;rmouIted
with the actresses cipher and her motto. QaaHd
1{Dse1
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HOME NE RS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALI

EcereH House-Postmaster-Ge General Horace May.
nard FIN Avenue Motet-Senator a r. Burnsiue ana
Henry b. Anthony 0s Bhode Island Congressman Amasa
NorcFosS Massachusetts congressman Erasius Wes
OF Missouri Ex-Governor q Washbnrn OF Wisconsin AS
sembly lyman Charles r. skinner. o; Watertown y " and
Adtani Frederick Townsend Of Albany w HdOr
- i-Congrcssmen John Van Voorls of Rochester and
Waiter A. Wood Of 0osick Fans n. " senator w H. ROD
ertson KaIonah " and General James w. husted-.-
JiS,ei B,tTsciek- General A. A Humphreys, Y. 49,:
HoitScuaors Ira Davenport OF Bath. ana 3 H.
Wend0ver. OF Stuyvesaut n. y.
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Holiday
Announcement.

MESSES. TIFFANY e. CO.,
UniOm.sqHarc, New-YOrk, have
completed their preparations
for the approaching Holidays,
and suggest that ara early exc
animation OF their stock Will
enable purchasers 10 secure the
choicest selections, and escape
dhe crowds unavoidable later in
the month.
On Monday. the 9Th instant,
and until Christmas, the esta6.
lishmenf will be kept open iii
the evenings.
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bany) and some other paris would have TO be drawn
feet of water for several weeks. Between Buffalo
and Rochester the ice is from four to six inches
thick, and, unless there should be thaw. it is not
likely that the boats frozen in will get through.