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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
ova ovacAnpsoArEroRrREAsvaER

 The republican party never made a
 wiser selection of . candits for an,
 office, than it did when it nominated
 WM. C. BAsHFoRD. FOR rREA' Mir. Bashford is naise of Wisconsin
 and l. ytt a young man, being only 3 years old. He is a son of Coles Bish-
 ford. former governor of Wiscensir The latter came 10 t,is teriit 3ry. as Secrtarv of t, in 1865. bsiag one of the very eri.st se.t.efs and pioneers Of this
 section. In adcition to holding the posi.io as Secretary Of the territory, he represent d Arizona in the halls of our
 nstionsl congress. also. as delegate and
 ti,name isrevered all over the territory
 for his devotiun to,he public interests of A,isona. Pait,king of the spirit of patiO' ism and energy, possessed by lis father,
 Wm. C. Bashford came to the teEi;ory ia I874. having just arrived st bis ma jof' ny and immeoiit-ly connected hsmseli with a leacily merc an;iie establishment
 of the territory of which he has been a
 member ever since and of which he ii now the senior member. Being pos sessed Of superior energy and ability, and being recognized as man of the high est proh.ty and integrity the republican
 party honored him with the nomination for county treasurer in 1880, and out of a vote of over 4.ooo, was defeated by only g votes. In 1882, he was again nominated for the position, but being unable to make personal canvass was agaln defeated. Having been placed on the ticket for the third time, by his
 patty, he is dssersi1s of the vote of the part, ,,as we'll as that of the independent voters in the county. He has occupied the position of foreman of Hose com pany No I, of the Prescott fire deplr ment, and i' very popular with the fire "boys". Bsins possessed of every requisite qualification for the office. he should, as we firmly andsineerely believe he will, be elected by the largest vote of any man on the the ticket The funds of the people will be absolutely safe ia hi; hanis. While Identified with the repu5icau party he is liberal in his views, an d is no;of that ultra paitisand class, who are no, wiling to accord to all ,shers the ii ,ht of an indisi iual belief, even though they differ from him. The FIagstaf Champion. an independent paper, gives our candidate the follow iis helty and strong endorsement:
 CIVILIAN (. BAsHFoRD,
 Of the firm of w. C. B,shf,td & Ca, of Prescott, the largest commercial house in the courty, IS the unanimous choice of the republican party for treasurer. Having for years keit the accounts and the busi,ess of the immense concern of Levi Bashford x G.. in sh.ch he was a success, his ininat: acqu it ,nce wtl fnanciL affnrs and business methods mot adCirably at him for the responsible off ;e of county t7eas- urer, where honesty. clPability and reclisude are SO essenial. Mir. Bashford is a lie lons republican. and loves the patty for is inherea. p:nciples. All his interests are cent .rej here in Yavapal i,s prosperity means bis own. In the whole range of our acquaintance hero i, net a man better f.ted for the position Oitreasurer of our .ounfH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
See thnt uo,lr nnz,,e Is on the

See Matyoxr nanae IS on tue ereat register of tue county. YoW cannot rote at the No- Uenaber election unless tt has been piaced there thiS year, and 20 days before the eIec- ton occurs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

See Mnt your naDae IS 0n tue Sreat register 0f the c0sIss- ty You cannot Uote at fte NoUember election unless tt haS been placed there this year and 20 days before the election occurs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
Editerial and nisceIIaaeous tiens.

0oo that your namo lo On tho 0Fool e0glotoe of the county. ivoU cannot vote at the uovoubOs 0l0otlon 0nl0oo
 lt has boon placed tlhoso thl0 yeos
 and 10 6ay0 oofoeo tho 0eootboss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
$15 REWARD.

The undersigned will r-y the sbove rewsrt for the recovery of . bls .. ssddle horss sbou fifteen hsnds high one waite hind foot; brand d treble tau, or IL e Ts connected aac 0aesd; white star 9 forehesd and ssAAls Vftsks sa baek. AAAr sss J. R0LA (k.
 Iisaet Afieso
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
sepus.,cAm covmrv TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET. FOE TERRITORIAL COUNCIL. COOK. Point of Rocks. Sox LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. o. A. ENSIGN. Tip Top. GEO. W. sINES. Prescott. T.J. BANANAS. Verde Valley. ]. B. McCUrcBEox. Skull Valley. C. W. BEACH. Kirkland Valley. For Sheriff. JOS. M. MYERS. Chino Valley. For Treasurer. VIC. BASHFORD. Prescott. For Recorder. DAN. L. ROBINSON. Camp Verde For District Attorney. L. F. EGGERS.s Prescott. For Probate Judge. W. o. O'NEIL. Prescott. For Assessor. L. F.. NASH. Strawberry Valley. For Supervisors. F.G. BRIGHT. Prescott. AL.tDOYLE. Flagstaff. For coroner and public administrator X. G. RANDAL- Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

Tho Saa Hrancisco Weekly Alts b sent to any sddra0 thirteen we- 0 trial for 45 oents. eplsodid prs.- sAs ars a@lrsd to ysKly whsesibH&
 " WXKIY ALTA, 0aaJaaGissA oal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
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We the undersigne6 Banks and bankers wtIt pay ell PriSes drawn in The Lousians state Lotteries which may be presented ai our eounters.
 ,. H. GLE1BY Pres Louisiana National Bank. ., V. klk0RkH0.
 Pres. State National Bank.
 A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06
capital Pine. $75.0O0.

A NsAsss' e@ounting e--.-...-.--.-...-.--esSl,5u ,5u Application for rates to ciuos snouid b. Rev Orleans. As For fa!tner information vr'te clearly. siy- oe fuii address. pOUTAL NOTE~, ExrSe.. Noney Oroers. or NeW York Excnanee in rainAsy ioster. Currency by Expreas ~ our exE eIss1 addressed.
 1. A. DAUPfIy, New Orleans, LA
 washlnRtsn- nC.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

Incorporated in 1888 for s year~ by the Legtsiature for educational ana .yhar.; able purpoees-wfth aesptIal ofei 900 .0O0-to V hich >dded,
 By an overwhelming popular vote it's fran. 5nlee voe made . par Of the present State o0ussisusion adopted December Id. A. D. 1873. The only lottery ever voted on and endors. sd oy the people ofeny state.
 IT NEVER SCALES OR POsTPONEs.
 aeo GraDd single Number Orawanxs eoke poaee Dowsh1y. and the exs-sor. oeoaSy O1oWtDgD r~gaia every lhSee oeoshs Instead ef Se0i.AaaIaiIy - q eFIENDlD OP OPPORIUNlJY T0 WAy . AfO91UNH- EeGMTM GRAND Drawing Class q. in theAc cademy Of Musir NeW Orieans. s1ueadss. D~tsber lxsh. looo. lo5.h Monthly Drawing.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

This Space is reserved for advertisement ofJ. w. Will. son & Co.,, clothiers and mems furnishing goods, removed into the Bashford Block.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

haks ?. Q, Money 0rjsrs payable and address Registered letters ,.M ...-... .Ar,.... .,,.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-06

The republican party, in making its nominations tor members of the legis- la,ive assembly, did wisely in nominat- ing, by the highest vote of any candidate before the convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
An UnonyInbio NoputatIon,

sr. LOUIS, juno ie --orth Stems, u Globe
Democrat reporter, disappeared last Friday
Ho camo here during tho strike and at once
took lending position among tho roportorlel
workers Ilo and woman, whom he intro.
ducod US hls wifo, lived In fashionable
boarding house In tho West End, lIo paid
his board bill with a ohock on Mr. Hoxle,
general manager OF tho Gould railroad, rop.
rcscntlng that Mr., Hoxle owed him $500 for
making his strike reports favorable 10 tho
railroad lIo also raised ffty dollars by q
forged draft on New York bank, which ho
said was IN payment for work donc for a
press bureau, and paid bill al the Laclodo
hotel with worthless chock for ilfty dollars,
Stens shot aud killed man AZ Kansas City,
WHOM he was city editor OF the Star. Ile
made an unenviablo reputation IN Chicago
and Lafayette, Ind, whore ho ran an illus.
trated paper called the Comet, aud ho 10
charged With robbIng his mother OF nearly
A. OOD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Her child IA Taken Awny.

Nav YoRK, juno iO,-Pending decision
IN tho suit of John Charlton, Of Newark, for
a scpara ion from his wife, tho New Jorsoy
court Of chonoory decided that tho wife
should have tho custody OF the fvo.ycareold
girl OF the couple, Yesterday Mrs Charles
Charlton received n telegram from Lynch.
burg, Va, which stated that her sIstor was
dead and that her father was dying, Mrs
Charlton made immediate preparations for
departure, but before going brought tho child
10 her husband TO bid him goodbye. This
action was In accordance with tho decision Of
tho court, which allowed the husband 10 500
tho child whenever hc saw It, She was por.
suodcd 10 loayo the child thoro for a moment,
and on hor return the father and child wore
gono, II Ia believed thai her husband took
tho child upon legal advice and intends 10 ro.
tain possession Of H. II Ia intimatod that tho
telegram stating that Mrs, Chorltons sister
IN dead aud her father dying Ia part Of a
eohC 0' 10 get her out Of tho way
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17

New ORLEANS, June lO,-A storm has
bncn raging al day In tho western part Of
the state, but tho wIros being prostratod, u
Is impossible TO got Information from west OF
Lake Charles ncor the \ xM Hno, AtO
o'clock II was learned that yiolont wind
with rain hal been prevailing there, Trees
and fences wore blown down and same dam.
age was done 10 houlos Great apprehension
Il folt NJ Lake Charles for the safety OF Lecs.
burg, south OF there and Immediately ON tho
gulf coast at the mouth OF the Calcasieu river
~ II IA fcarod that tii sea will sweep up over
the village whph ID surrounded by a salt
marsh, aud destroy the poopll who would
not bo ablt t0 csrtp Except Ia boats, Tho
lines FROM here 10 rSw arc down aud no d.
rcuL communication Is uttalnablo, An OK
tronaly heavy rainfall was experienced this
oyonlng but there hns boon no wind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
AmnrhCnninai.

Den, ,ER Col, June TO- Tho sword contest
between Ros, ,nd Sergeant Walsh for tho
championship Gos fought In the presence OF
5000 people Ross was the victor In tho Sov.
cntcoth attack, knocking Walsh from bis
horse In sonsclcss condition. Interest was
tlSt shown In tho fourteenth attack whom
Ross claimed the decision against him was
not right The umpircs decision made Ross
angry and ho fought with savage blows dur.
ing the rest Of th contest In tho seven.
toonth attack tho point was won by Walsh
by right undcrhond cut on Ross breast,
plato but before the decision Of tho umpire
was given Ross gave Walsh so torriblo blow
on tho head that hc foil scnscloss from his
horse Al this timo the record was oloyen
points 10 six In Walshs favor The sergeant
bciog unable 10 appear In tho aroma again
tho medal was awarded 10 Ross, Thoy woro
10 have fought for twonty.ninO points
Walsh Is not injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
A BULLET FoR A POLICEMAN.
Fire Commissioner Won Cotts nephew Ar
rcstrd Tor Feionlous Assault,

Fire Commissioner Won CottA nephew Ar
rested Tor Foioni0us Assault.
NRw YoRR, June l6-Polioemrn Edward
Armstrong, OF the Mercer street station, was
shot at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning at the
corner OF Blocker and Mercer Streets II IL
supposed by Henry Downs twenty-threo
years old, nephew OF Fire Commissioner
Van Cott Downs was arralgned ut Jeffer.
son market and said he lIyos at NO 80 East
Houston street aud is telegraph operator
for tho Western Union company, Saturday
night ho was tending tho bar at Jake Roomos
old ball room, NJ Mercer aud Bleeker utroota
now known as tho Mercer street assembly
rooms Ho did so 10 obligo friond, To.
wards morning no heard noise In the street
aud saw that thOro was lght going on. llo
heard pistol shot and ran away.
Policeman Co0noy said that ho saw tho
prisoner IN the crowd aud saw him run Ho
chased him into the assembly room and
suw him throw q pistol away,
Officer Armstrong was vl.itod NJ hia red.
denco No, lIb Blocker street Ho said ho
was In cltzcns clothes As ho passed tho
assembly rooms sons one struck him on the
head and the general fight ensued, Thon he
was shot aud takon homc. Tho officer learned
that there had been row nt tho corner Just
hrforc ho got 10 H. Some one attacked him
thinking ho was ono Of tho combatanta, Tho
doctor declined 10 prcbo for the ball I'LL
morning,
When prisoner Downs was notified that the
officers wound was u slight one, ho oxclaimodi
"rhonk God Thank God was afraid |
would be- tried for murder and ! am an In.
nonenL mnn.N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
Charged with Murder.

LooANspoRr, Ind, June 10 -rhroo weeks
ago Panhandle passenger train was
wrecked ~ windfall Three msn, Vice, Jus.
tico aud Berry, living thoro were arrested,
and woro givOn preliminary hearing
Burke, the injured fireman diod this morn.
Ing from his injuries, and mob violence was
feared against tho prisoners, who were 70.
moved from Kokomo, whore they had boon
taRon for safe iOoping, Tho excitement was
great at Windfall, several thousand people
having assembled. Examination was waived
and tho men wore bound over without bail,
charged with murder In tho frat degree. Jus.
tIco made a confession several days ago Civ.
Ing tho particulars OF tho dastardly wreck,
Tho fcoling Is 80 strong that the prisoners
will probably DO romandod 10 indianapolis
for safe keoping
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17
S0ClALISTIC PICNIC.
DENoUNolNa MOST AND REJOICING
AT HIS ABSENCE,

Five thousand People Enjoy Themselves
Lyon Park Notwithstanding the Rain.
Pamphlets Defining the Differences bs.
tween an Anarchist aud a Socialist.
NEw YoRK, June l6,--Most was not iaissed
by Socialists at their annual picnic held at
Lyon park Indeed his presence In the peni-
tentary was tho cause OF much rejoicing,
and several speakers who denounced Most as
a doceiver OF worhlngmsn were heartily
cheered, The arrangements Of the picnic
we're In the hands ot the national executive
committee Of the SoolalIstlo labor party, Two
thousand Socialists with their wives and
children enjoyed themselves at the picnic,
There was dancing, singing, foot racing and
target shooting, Tho rain kept many In tho
large hall, whore they listened 10 speeches,
Pamphlets were distributed from which the
following abstracts were made by reporters
Socialism and Anarchlsm pursue contrary
aims and tho success Of the former win for.
ever destroy the fanatIcal hopes Of tho latter
Tho Anarchist rojeo Is all law aud respects
only such ~ ho himself ordains and when
enough persons are converted 10 his ideas,
all present institutions are 10 be destroyed
and they take possession
"The Anarchists, II they were paid by Jay
Gould for destroying our organization, could
not more efficiently 20 about II than they do,
We protest against being confounded with
Anarchists, as we are tho lmpacabe enemies
OF all Anarchism,
"Tho SocialistIc demands are thesoi That
the land, the Instruments Of productions
tmachnes, factories etc,,) and the products
Of labor become the common property Of the
whole people, and that all production DO or.
ganizod ooportIyely aud bo carried ON
undor the direction Of the commonwealth;
n also the cooperative distribution Of tho
products according 10 the service rendered
and 10 the just needs Of the indlyldualsN
"ro realize our demands we strive 20 gain
control OF the political power with all proper
moana Tho Socialistic labor party claims
tho title Labor party because II recognizes
the existence OF an oppressed class OF wage.
workers ~ II fundamental truth and tho
emancipation OF this oppressed laborlng class
as IL foremost object
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VICTIMS OF THE ApAcHes.
doronimo WIN KIN whites Until His wife
aud Child ara Hoalorad IN Him

doronimo WIN KIN whites Until His Wife
aud Child are Restored 10 Him,
TOMBSTONE, Ari1,, juno 10, -Twom mon roro
killed by Apachos on Wednesday, on San
Pedro, In Sonora, fftoOn miles below tho line
Adviccs from Doming announce tho finding
OF tho body OF man on the Florida Noun.
tainS, dead some timo, tho features unrecog.
nizablo, In tho pockets were lottors addressed
10 Charles I, Wisher,
II Ii reported that Mrs, George Shppard,
whose husband was killed by Apachoa before
the CalaOasas raid, has since died from grief
aud from the effects OF ,tho shock and OK
posure she underwent during her night Of
captivity Hir arst husband, a Scotch Can
anian, was companion Of Geronimo IN
younger days, aud after Geronimo ascor.
tanned who sho was, no gave her his sorapo TO
put around her shoulders, for the night was
cold, aud saidi "It had known that man
belonged 10 you, would not have killed i'm
You can go; but | will continue TO kin whites
I'LL my wife and child are returned from tho
far.oH country 10 which tho whites Sont
than
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penalon MN,

WASHINGTON, June i,-'lhe Blair, "unl.
yersal' pension bill was reported b. the
house from tho committee on invalid pom
Slons, As amended II fixes pensions at sl9
uniformly, Instead Of grading from A. to S2l
month limits the fees OF attorneys In now
pension eases 70 60, and authorizes the com.
missioner OF pensions 10 dx the rate In all
other cnHes
The house committee on foreign affairs 10.
day argrced 10 non-concur In tho souate
amendments, 10 the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill, making the general order
OF classification and approprIating 600, 900 10
enable the president 10 meet unforeseen emor.
gencieu IN tho service.