Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
Ediis1ial and Miscellaneous iions.
The presiden, has qui, fishing |.

The president has quit fishing. More earthquake shoSks along the
 Atlantic coast
 Bob lngersoll has decided net to lee
 ture this season.
 With young lawyer. selfpossessioo i1 equal to nine Pointf of lav-New Orleans Picayune.
 No man can say aughs against the honesty or integrity ct W. H. Hardy.
 ''Old Honesty"-W. H. Handy. will be elected as Joint ChuncilmAn by . large majority fr m this district Two thousand tons of grapes have been grown on the Vina ranch of Senator Stanford the present season, and they are now being manufact red into wine
 There is pretty good authority for the
 belief that Jay Gould is soon going to make his son George president of ons Of
 he big corporations which he controls.
 The balance in the Michigan treasury
 September was $I,o4A376. This is the result of the 'republican misrule" again.t which the fusionis,s are fighting. Prescott democrats captured the
 nomi ;ti n for the paying offices of the acount,t seven in number. the old court house ring managing to secure the principal ones.
 Francis A. Walker. Chief ofthe census of 1880 and boss s,atitician of the country, estimates that the population of the United States in 1900 will not fall shor ! of So.ooo.eoo.
 1 A eucalyptus tree. 6ty feet from 1,
 we'll in Alameda county. California. sen,
 two roots through brick wall of vel | fifteen feet below the surface, and com
 pletely covered the bottom with a maj
 of fbers.
 The Tucson Star admits tha. Thoma,
 Cordis, the republican candidate fo
 superintendent of public instruction,
 'has Always been considered . eoot citizen" He uill. also make good pub 1 lie ofhcial.
 Thomas Cordis, the candidate fo, Superintendent, of Pubic Instruction,
 vas formerly U. s. Internal Revenue Collector for Arizona District, and undes-Sherlf of Pima county. He is s prominent Free Mason, able and vel educated and will make a strong and successful capvas- Herald The JGURxAL-MINER has always been found at the front in working for the prosperity of this section. It knows no class but has always worked for the interest of the mines, stock raiser. rancher and every other industry and lass.
 It is about time the people of this county cut themselves loose from tha county pensioners who have for year. lived from holding od;ce. They can do SO by voting the republican ticket. which does not contain single objectionable candidate.
 Mi. Bayard is reposted to have h;s eye on the Delaware Senatosship. If he looks at it with the same squint with which he regards Mexico and Canada he will never be able to see i, clearly nough to take il. -Ex
 "Old Charley Beach," he who once slung the Fa5er on the old Miner and made things generally lively about Pres cot IS again to the fore in po,isics and is one of the Republican nominees for the House. Charley vii fight his way there if fighting ~i.l do it-Herald.
 The editor of this paper has ever since his residence in Prescott advocated the erection of reduction works here. A shoIt time since some practical susses- 'ions were thrown out by us, which have been, taken up by the miners in the vicinity and our citizens. resulting in a call for a mass meeting next Monday evening to discuss the proposition.
 Notwithstanding its refusal to place the democratic ticket at the head of its columns the Tucson Sta, says "is is we'll satisfied with the democratic ticket of Pima county for the reason that they are all good and worthy eiti- zens and well qualified to perfcrm the duties of the offices to which they w,n be | elected mex, November"
 Our contemporary requests us to show up," "Psul Weber and . few other frauds" Thanks for the sugges- ion. As to Paul weber's delinquencies hey have already been shown up" and ! repetition would prove rather stale. Other frauds" however, of a later late will receive our attention in due ime.