Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
FRoN NoNpAy's DAILY.

C. B. Genung is in town.
 Mrs. F. G. Parker is nov cousiders,
 out of danger.
 The Champion hes evidently caugh
 on" to the way Mark Smith got hi
 nomination.
 J. Boughton will remain in charge O
 Aitken's cigor store. in the absence O
 the latter.
 A majority of the voters of this county
 are beginning to realize thAt the office O
 county treasurer ;s not . life position. R. L. Long superintendent of public instruction came up from the South last
 evening to sttend the meeting of the
 board of education to-day.
 H. H. Logan . mining man from Phenix, who represents large mining
 interests in this county came up from the south last evening. and will remain
 here for several days.
 A Tucson correspondent furnishes the Flagstaff Champion with the inside workings of the democratic convention in Tucson. The correspondent corrob- crates the statement of the JOURNAL MINER in reference to the nomination of Mark Smith.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fisher entertained . number of their friends, on Saturday evening. ct their residence. Games were played, . number of musical selec tions both vocal and instrumental were rendered by those present. while boun- teous collation. was served to the guests and very pleasant evening was srsa by an.
 The bin in the rooms prepared for the exhibit of ore are finished and will now be painted. MT. \. L. Griffin, went out to his camping ground on Lynx creek. armed with forty sacks. to stir his neighbors up to . sense of the of . thorough representa- ton of the district. "Gri6" thinks he c an readily fill all the bins from Lynx reek alone.
 The slur against W. c. Bashiord. in the morning sheet disgusted . number of democrats who now say they will vote for him. The insinuation that he is dis honest and if elected would misappro- priate the public funds by using them ln his business, is base . slAnder against m honest, conscientious and upright :itisen that meets with no response, even from political enemies.
 Our contemp. is beginning to brush he dust of its old stereotype misstate- nents in regard to this paper and is put ing them in to fill up with as campaign It is the same material used NO years ago when this paper was in- in defeating . FRIEND of the other fellow. whose only answer to our truthful statements wss personal abuse # the editor.
 Ex-Gov. J. J. Gosper. by his genial rays and liberal views, has won many ,ew friends amongst democrats as we'll Is republicans during his brief stay in Tucson. He came here . week ago e. ,eciAlly to establish an agency for the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association. nd met with success in the appoint uens of Mr. Frank Hereford, who will manage the local business of that com. any for Pima county. The Gov. left his evening for Phenix on Business for ,is company. whence he will proceed 10 -os Angeles via Prescott and Flagstaf. AN join in wishing him bon voyage and n early return.-Citi4en.
 The democratic county central com nittee me. on Saturday afternoon and H. T. Andrews of Lynx ,reek @ candidate for the legislature ice, c. J. Clark declined. D. Levy was nominated for supervisor vice, S. P. ,ehan who, it is rumorsd. has been ppointed postmaster.
 A very quiet wedding occurred this aorning at the residence of Hon. w. \. lowe, in which the plighted love of two oung hearts was sealed with the bond { mstrimony. The principal parties to I he affair were Alvord Aitken and Miss 'srrie Johnson. Both are very popular mong their associates and companions. he ceremony was performed at six clock by the Rev. J. c. Houghton in he presence of only the family of the ride and two brothers of the bride room, immediately after which the ouple started by private conveyance or Ash Fork en route to California for hree weeks wedding tour. The JoUR- 'AL-MINER joins the other numerous riends of the young couple in wishing hem bon voyage. both on this brief trip. l . well ss on the matrimonial life jour ey upon which they have just entered.
 The oft published staement that the