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SATURDAY. AIGISrn

SoiligshIins al 10 ",,c!'"k a. IN I',>~
descrihcI property, that !, lnSy ~ n 4
MhH' situate CA the c'rnvr al $50. . ",
Market NrclS, IN The ulu u.vIn''''sr' J
county, State Of West Virginia ,, 50.
the hNturrS pertaining lhrregIgln ..I 's.
nanceS thercunio belonging. AMI ~, ~ e.
OF the ground upon which >aid Nj a. 3 4,
TERMS OF SALE one hall ~ ~, - 80
inoney,oI"much mon A. ihrIur g, ,-' ~ 4
tobc paid cash ON the dayof Nj. ' -''t ~
payable In sin months With ,n,.,,, 80 " n,
sale. the Notwithstanding HI nu,r,, d. y e "a
personal security, and The lI,,, ,,'I-'..l' =
deed OF Trust given u, additional 49,
Eih } u TWIN. =
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STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

ANOTHER Senatorial Convention added
to the list. Now foranOther
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VI Nt-l VIRGINIA. I..t.-.
Court of Wheeling. '1' w.
Missouri |. Brinton. aud o,L,rI,.
next friend, Sc.
Mary J. Colts AMI other.
Pursuant Ia the authority ycSrJ NH.
DEGREES III above 'au>'. uu, mai. 4
lSNb, and the other "n JanUan In La
dersigncI spcrhl Commissioner UtW.
WEDNESDAY. JILl g>nIbv,
commencing at luurlu A m..r,.t'"
nj the mont door uf the cug,, 4
county, West Virginia. IA aid ,rt "a.
Ia the highest bidder, the nal r,,.,, ..
Of which Mary : Briuiou dIcl So ~
say:
The south half uf let No. ...uniEe,..
addition commonly knuuua,, J,.l. .. /,
ton, fruuslng "u the Nr,i ,glr.l ".
and being thcncNt lot north ul thrg,',. !,
west corner ui Twenty sixth and Ma 49,.
less, however, ~ much of ,aG I.H-.
heretofore conveyed o. one pa'r,, n.
said Mary ; lIrluiun Aud husband d. 49,
October ~, lN,S. AMI nov 90, pyr,l %. u y
81 me clerk ui Tie Comfy ,uIH ul,af....
deed bpuk ~. at IHrr isN pli.lts-.
Is bounded ~ follow brgUumg q r :
west corner ui the halt lu, uu anam,t .... :
ming thence with the ras, sliru' Ih.....
northwest corner ui Si.d halt H urr., ....
with the south line 81 ily half s 1. .,s RI.
parallel with tie W,ri l.ur Ipg, 80. !,
thereof, and from thence T. i,i nrA, y
beginning.
On the part uf said lui tr L. ,rbl ,hr,st,.
tWO-StOry brick dwelling huIsr
Al
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Mennonltes Quit the keystone State.
The Dead Statesman.

A colony of Pennsylvania Mennonites
have settled in Taylor county.
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TRUSTEES SALE
NORTH WHEELING PROPfRH

10y VIRTUE OF \ DEED Of hi ~
ID by &. J. Mayer ami Naug Nay D. =
To me H. trustee. lshring Iair ~. '.. pa
July, A. u. lsS,. aud rronr!'i 10 iHf .a'
Clerk Of the County count ~ Ob" o'il'
Virginia. IN Deed 81 Trrt isit ~ e, -
will sell al public au,t!ui. at llr No.. a''' !
Court HOUSE Of Ohio CnniF. We ) 'f.l {.
MONDAY. kuGIsT Goth. i's
Commencing at ~ o.ri"I a IN Do s.
described property, that j. 10 ~ We :
ton of the SOuth one hall 81 IH Hta
two c92J situate nn the vet 'i2' -
between Seventh aud kisith Er'f' = =
Of Wheeling. county 81 ono AMI ~
Virginia. bOundcI ~ lullDas, wpH -
nj the south east CUfncTu' sal1 N"A
running thence with ,aid Ir'i hfit = '.
lIsl feel more or lcs.. a. the CrHln "
naTtitIoll wall Uf a hr.rk hDiIs duia. }.
half lot. thence with ihr center q AZ ~ :
nj right angles With Main i'"f ~.
western boundary Of Ia" 'aid ID W, -, -
western boundary "itlI" saf1,. -saL : - -.
crn line Of said lot. thence SlH " -
line of same a. the Ilarc q l.HhhhF -
with alI and singular the building az u
mpnts thereon and he hrneii'hA1I' -
pIIrtcunnccs thcruntn bSlonEiIr, -
TERMS or SALE. on" bal 4" " y = :
money. or ~ much mon ~ ihr -, Z
elect to pay ca.h IN haPd N i ;l o., ~,
the residue In Two equal 10 FAi.i - 4, "A
one and two year rsI"liN'l ~ 20
sale. the purchas"r IA RiNs b' ~ - - :
terest from the day IL shlf. AhI - Z
sonai security tpf the d"irr'd ~ =. -
the legal title To h. rt9in,i I = III -.
&c. HEgYEY. AuriiDnr'r
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Hert advertisements.
To Carpenters and Lumbermen |!

TAVING DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUR
II business we will o1er for the next sixty
DAYS our stock of Lumber and Building Material
at greatly reduced prices. Parties wanting goods
in our line will find il TO their advantage to call
soon as we are determined to sell.
HANES K WILSON,
nnnn 43S North Main Street.
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Trustees ofthe CaDifIS,
Corner Of Market and Si,,,.,.
IN the City of Wheelipn.. ~ VI

by VIRTUE or \ DEED az va,
- by John K. Handlan am ~. ~ ! Nj
Ian 10 me "a trustee, date! an ,t .'.'As \,
cembcr, 4. ID. l>>i. AMI r,,o,l.' a, - afr !
the Clerk OF the County C.n., NJ - y %. {,
W. Va, IN deed at tuI ln". ~, ~ 90. va
M, ] will sell, at public aurtl"r . .... e
nI the Innri Hmm. - -. w. y. WI L. !
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Arrt advertisements.

uTANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL house
w work Apply at lie South Penn Street,
Island. au1Oq
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COMMISSIONERS SiIy

STATE OF WEST VIRGIN, r..,-.
Court of Wheeling. '-' w.
next friend, Sc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

We observe from our exchanges th.t
the announcement of the possible can
d,dacy Of Gen. Nelson A. Miles, 1T
present commanding the department Of
New Mexico and Arizona, for President
for 1888 By the republican party. is It
tracing much attention. and SO far the
newspaper comments are very
complimentary to the Gen-
eral. We have abs,ailed from cs-
pecially referring to this matter, although
a few days Since we published the f.ct
Of the generals mention ia this direction,
but We are of the opinion that there is
no more availaele candidate, so far as We
have observed. the nomination If
Gen. Miles would secure the support oi
Senator Coakliu and ,i.nds in New
York. Sherman in Ohio, and the Cen.
mons in Pennsylvania, and il elected, the
United States would secure the services
of vigorous, intelligent and honest
President, possessed OF extraordinary
executive ability. The general would
receive a larger vote west OF the Missis-
sippi river, than any man the republican
party ran name All that President
Cleveland need 90 10 insure the gen
eral as his competitor is to keep up MS
present unjust attack upon one Of his
bet soldiers, Nelson A. Miles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

TIE Daily Citizen of Tucson peril
oently remarks: Gas rule the people
expect to derive more benefits from the
effort and influence of their local news
paper than they are willing to acknowl-
edge or pay for. Day after day and sea
son after season, the local journal with
unappreciated fai,hfulness, sends broad
cast 10 the world the history of the
growth, progress, prosperity and posi-
b!li,ies of the locality, contributing its
time and labor at an expense it can Ill
afford, moved solely by the hope of add
ing SOMETHING to the general prosperity
by inducing capital and immigration to
come and abide in that particular COM
munty. They plant the first seed Of
interest m the minds Of their eastern
readers, and eventually through its good
Offices a correspondence ensaes with
some prominent person whose name az
pears IN lis columns, and the result is
freque;tly the acquisition OF enterprisIns
Citizens and influx Of wealth that adds
largely to our general welfare, but the
iaboEs Of the newspapers and its prime
iisirumentIlty il bringing this apprecia-
ted oonsummat.on about. are entirely
overlooked. The insincerty Of those
rather ego;ist;cal, bit wiihal very good
average citizens, who profess an indIffer-
cree TO newspaper influence, and patron
ize i. more as favor" (Which is actu-
ally returned to them an hundred fold),
or as a semi-ilms, lust to keep the thing
! gcias," Is shown when they have some
persona, OF pubic vengeance 10 wreak
and approach the newspaper man with
tie supplicating interrosatory, "why don't
you so after Sc-and-So, the ,ascaI'' and
then exhibit a malicious desire for
the newspaper 10 annihilate his
personal enemy OR business rival,
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17
Republicans Rule In the 6oth Con.

Their seems TO be rejoicing amonss,
many republicans at the prospec, of our
party ruling the United States once
more. That j. was looked upon as de-
stable to have such a condition Of al
fairs IS clearly shown by the wholesale
Reputation Q! The democracy in the
election ju.l had in all locations where
an issue was made between the ADM nis-
tration Of Cleveland and the interests Of
the people, One man rule won't work
in America and want Of charity and love
OF relieving distress as shown by the
National administration will always be
rebuked by American voters; when
local interests and personal advantages
fail to make him vote contrary to the
dictates CT his own conscience.
We are however Of the opinion that
it is for the best Interests Of our nation
that the republicans should be in the
minority in the House Of Representa-
tives so as to be able to watch the Ex-
ecutive and force him aud his patty to-
do wha, is right. We think that il is
best, that the President and the House
should be in accord thereby avoiding d.
vided responsibility for democratic action
With the vote OF the Knights Of Labor,
which We feel sure will be with the re-
pub.icans. all bad legislation on the part
Of the democracy can be fotes,alled,
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17
Our Oespotic President.

The dicts,orial policy Of Mr.. Cleve-
land, to which We have often called Al
tention, is beginuiag TO attract the notice
OF democrats, and it is receiving cor
domination from high democratic au-
thori,y.
The Missouri Republican denounces
the removal of Col. NJ. E. Benton from
the Office Of United States District At
torney for the Western District OF Ms
sour, Who was displaced because he
made campsisn speeches in favor OF the
democratic ticket. II closes an editorial
on the subject in the following manner:
'.Reform of the civil service IS good
cause, undoubtedly, but Missouri demo
Gratis are asking themselves what they
are to think Of that 6i.tortion Of civil
service reform which comedies nothing
TO the csusc of the people-which sewers
the tenoons Of patty zeal and effo't--
which makes democracy no better, even
under a democratic admiri;srat on, than
epublicanism--which makes even The
bringing in of a democratic adminis.ra-
ton two years ago crime, and disables
the people from repeating it two years
hence"
We are glad to see this. and not SIM
ply because il indicates that there is
quarrel in the democratic patty. There
is higher and better reason than that
for observing with satisfaction this DEM
ocratic attick upon Mr.. Cleveland. II
shows thai the democrats are gaining
courage to denounce Mr. Cleveland tor
his despotc methods.
Mr.. Cleveland appears TO think that
he is the ruler Of this country. He ex-
ereiies over it the utmost power confer
red upon Lin by the Constitution, and
ia this there is menace to the Liberties
of the people, for It is the tendency OF
power to increase itself. Civil Service
reform is undoubtedly needed; but Mr..
Cleveland makes the mistake of thinking
that the D;ssic, Attorneys and other
Federal officers are his employees and
that he may discharge them at pleasure.
He torgets that he is employed by the
people to nominate and; with the advice
and consent Of the Senate, to appoint
these men 10 Office. They are the en-
ployes Of the people and net his.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17
Political Traitors.

]. ID Lynch, editor OF the LosAngeles
Herald, who was knocked OFT Of the ring
as a candidate for congress by Mr.. Van
deyer complains Of political traitors.
He says the question now is show to
deal with the traitors. If men can 60
before our conventions, canvass for
nomination, and because they are defeat
ed IN fai, fight by fan means, they are
to 60 out, set up rival candidacy, go
into hostile camp and give aid and
comfort 10 the eremy, yet IN spite OF
these acts of disloyalty, if these men can
speak for part of the ticke. in other parts
of the state, and that under the authority
Of the state central committee, at the end
Of the campaign these men whose treason
has wrought defeat can go into retire
mert at some pclilical Jerico until they
grow democratic beard again, and in
the next campaign get into ourconven,ion
and play the same role, i, is needless to
say the party had better retire from active
business and go at once into political
bankruptcy.
Let every man who has played the part
of a traitor be politically executed.
Get him out of the party where he will
be harmless to work treason again.
A party without discipline is ike any
ether body-very likely to goto the
dogs"
From reading the above one would
think tina; Brother Lynch was novice
in po.i.ics. The evils he complains of
have existed in all parties for years and
yet when an election is approaching each
party is glad to take back to its bosom
the renesades. Ii is now nearly two
years since the democrats Of this territory
incortinert'y fired one of lis shining
lights through the back door of its wig
wan and when recognizing for the late
campaign, promoted him ID a prominent
POSITION on It's territorial central CON-
mit,ee. The traitors, who helped to de-
feat Mr.. Lynch will be rewarded two
years hence in 2 similar manner or
probably be run for congress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17
Mar. Bayards Threat.

lanes y. Bayard, Secretary OF Arc
"a, and d sor Of Thomas +. Bayard,
Secretary Of Site, prime Minister n
Grover Cleveisnd's catinei, publishes i
card in this mornings issue of our coz
temporary in which he threatens 10 &C.
s.,u,e an immediate prosecution for
malicious LIBEL agsiast the editor OF the
IouRyaI- MINER, unless a ceIt,sn charge
i, inmeI.stely Withdrawn by US. As
.Ir. BayarG says the charge has occupied
4 sei;-s Of articles covering a space Of
three weeks, without specifying dates,
We are unable to know exactly what he
warts re,racted, and canno: Immediately
Withdraw allthe assertions that may have
been made in tina, time He refers ID
enc specific statement il the issue Q: the
18TH. This article was written during
the absence Of the editor, but upon In
ves,isa,ion We have found that i; was
written and published on what the wIiter
though, was reliable authority, and On
wha; we think is reliable authority,
hence canno. oonsciertioasly retract Il.
Mr.. Bayard, retraciion IS word seldom
used in well regulated newspaper ottces
and only in cases where there Is conylno-
ing proof OF 4 mistake having occurred.
Il you desire to bring good and suficien,
proofs TO substantiats your assertions
and can make good case the amende
honorable will be made. Otherwise nc
re;raolon goes. Bring On your malicious
,.1el suit.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17
News Notes and Comments.

Chicago is rai6ins her bucket shops.
Batholci's statue OF the GODDESS o
Liberty fails to "lighten" the world
through wart Of oil.
The prohititlonists of Colorado polled
about 1000 votes at the recent election.
NJ. Powderly, chief ofthe Knights Of
Labor organization, declares himself "a
protectionist from the crown Of my head
to the soles Of my feet"
The prohibitionists in Arkansas car
lied about thirty Counties. About Isl
coo votes were in favor of licenses and
65 coo against
Chairman Taylor, Of the Wisconsin
republican state Committee, says tina, the
victory of that state was achieved be-
cause the patty had very thorough CT
ganizalion, and succeeded in getting IN
unusually full vote Tor an off year. Per-
haps republican ohairmen in ether states
can profit by his methods.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

"a a journal nc dut. He viii tell the
editor what he would co If he vas run
ming" the newspaper, and if he is r,ques,'
cd 10 write out his grievanc~ ard bis At
tack upon John Doe or the community
al large and sign his name to Il, he Will
say as private citizen he does not care
to provoke any ar,agonisms, hut that
the newspaper is a public sort Of an un-
explained censor in everything but its
own revenue. and against everybody but
himself. Thst is about the average pic
,ure Of The man who don't regard The
newspaper al much Advantage To the
country, bu, if the newspaper should IN
discree,ly repeat his above minored re-
quest In print and give his name in con-
ne. ton therewith, h. will pay fa,ter-
ing compliment to influence by COM
Ing around with shot gun TO blow out
the brains OF the j lit who thus dared to
lie, all the world know what he impaired
in strict confidence"
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

ad,ices flom the Greek Indian ration
axe 10 he sfieo; that the council there
has Instructed Is legation - the next
co0-;cs, 20 insi,, on the government Fc-
c;i..n: lack the money-ht@en certs
a. aorc-.t paid 10, the Okl4hom2
ooun;r, 70 settle friendly Indians Oh.
T.eY say ;aa; oougress passed an act
y.4gs.7. Y.ohiti.ing any more Indians
tti-- se...,a ;a--e. which virtually null:-
fed ,he saie.aHd ,le Cretks contend t1at
:; has reverted back - them win jlris-
Sist.cn ard possession over the same.
lacy are an>i,us - get i; IL some shape
whereby they can Else 'everpe from
j: y le1s.n. :, FOX grazing purposes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17
viii Provide 70, the ..va.apais.

The Secretary Of the Interior having
received from the var department tel
egram from General Howard saying that
General Miles reports that 700 Hualapai
Indians, located on the reservation in
northwestern Arizona, were in desti-
tute condition in a barren country and
must be fed or starve, has requested that
the military authorities issue two-thirds
of ration to those Indians to the extent
CT 5000, which is the whole of the APP
preparation made by Congress for their
support, and in the event that the sum
proves insufficient TO subsist them
through the winter months, or until
they are able to provide for themselves,
that the war department be advised OF
the fact before the 5000 is exhausted,
when further provision will, if possible
be made for their subsistence. The
Government ration for an Indian is
three pounds Of -four per day:
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

4 San Francisco man a few weeks ago
s:ood w4tch:ng some machinery rur-
rins in uill. An improvement in the
searia. Suggested i,se:; 20 his mind He
made ;nade,, secured patent, and is
getting r,cf. rais san Francisco mln
wss .c- -:nou.hed Socialist previous
to ii. lucky HI; He Is now a r4b;i
r,1aopo.ist AMI i, Is Indifferent - the
w:onss pa poo: maa - any ether
''p-->> rscui ar.s;ocrl;. Is IL once
tu-,nei men 0: weai..i. \ Sociii.; and
noaopo..st -:e made OF exactly the
Same So,t Il Gir.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

The .a.es; figures on the poii>al com
2'eron q the ffie;b congress are as fol-
:aa: Democrats r6e; Republicans I5o;
i-ahor !. Thus il may be seen 1t q
glance the Knights Of Labor will have
coasiderable to d. vita legislation the
nss; two years, holding the balance Of
foweI; as they do. be;weeuth two DOM
i'ai' par.ies--Albuquerque Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

Postmaster General Was took an
active pait in the late political campaign
IN Wisconsin, in defiance Of the pres
csits protio!iory order Will Mr.
Cleveland make good his word by de-
rosias hin? The chances are tina,
&c VII. for the reason that Wisconsin
h.S never given such an overwhelming
r-gubi.oan majority before this year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

The defeat Of Col. Dwyer, in New
Mexico :or delegate TO congress was ow-
insto The Inissmanagement Of the cam
p.i.n. lie had plenty of money and
used ], freely, bu, relied too much on his
OWN and his managers personal efforts
AID cid not use printers ink jId.ciously.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17
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Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness. ex.
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noctui nal emissions. aversion 10 society, dim
ness OF vision, noises IN The head, the wits
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many other diseases that lead TO insanity and
deaih.
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from any of the above symptoms.
should consult US at once. The ORA can be
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pleasure instead OF burden.
There are many
MIDDLE AGED AEY
who are troubled with 100 fre7uent evaeua.
ton of the bladder, often ACCOMPANIED by
slight smartin. or burning sensation. and a
weakening Of tn system in a manner they
cann.t account for. Kopy sediment IN the
urine, etc Many die Of this difficulty ignor.
ant of the cause, whieh Is the second stage OF
seminsl week.-mrs..
CUREs GUARANTEED IN ALL SUCH CAsss
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Thourough xsmin ation ami advice, incl L d.
ing che milai analysis and microscopic exam
Inatic n OF the urine, 81. An honest opinion
given in every case. f1e following medicines
supplied AZ the prices named:
- bottle, o. four times the
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Sent TO ANY one applying ov letter. stat'rg
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The celebrated Kidney ns0edy. y ~ n
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Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

When 4 democrs; gets beat-a i, ore
i'cl'liy he moves &c another Sish prompt
~ and dispatch. Speaker Carlisle is
10 shake the dust OF Kentucky
!'s.i LIS :ett, and locate 4, W.chi.a, Kan
SIS. ana Frank Eurd has announced
iaa; he Vii remove from Toledo ID New
Ee.s. Bill Morrison vii probable go
20 tie dew! and iasi,, on a horizontal re
c-o:i,n in birthstone in tina; section Of
codrtvy.-Albuquerque Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

Blaine without being president is to
Gay the greatest mIn OF the period. Too
gree; to be elected Jealousy of other
grea, men defeated him and would
again should he be nominated in 1883.
For that reason General Miles or Rob
cit Lincoln would be more available.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

Il territory has any use Il all for a
governor i. is ID see tina. we have eff
o!ert officers. To ask the appointing
powe, to supply them in case OF death.
resignation, or for any ether cause they
are net filed. Has Governor ZuloA
done ihis' The fact that this district has
10 judge is evidence enough that he has
ny
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17
The Nex Xork Herald surnesfs III.

The New York Herald suggests that
Henry George be elected to fill the va
cancy in Congress caused by the election
Of Mr.. Hewitt, to the mayualty Of New
York. 1t thinks the voters Uf Mr.. Hsx-
its district could consistently vote for
Mr.. George. for he is as aggressive a
free trader as Hewitt II would do Mr.
George good to go to Congress. Inter
course with practical public men would
help him. Mr.. Georges tendencies are
right but he is too theoretical 4 set
son or two in Congress would bling
him to more practical consider. ton
of economic que.tions-
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

The Gazst.e tiiaks that by March, q,
"a nest. Phenix will have rail connection
w..h Marioops.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1886-11-17

With the advance in the price Of sill
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