Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
4 Voice from Crittenden.
CEIrrESDEs, AT. Oct. p. lSSG.

CRITTRSDES, \. T., Oct. 25. lSS6.
 EDITOR CIrIzES:-TEe candidates of both political parties have been here to speak their little pieces 10 us. Some have left lasting impress. ons, impres- sions that could be no mo complete if they, the candidates, hs6 sat down m the mud. Firss we had NJ c. R- Drake, then Captain Hiel Hale. taon came Col. Cameron King and Messfs. Carpenter, Anderson and Satterwhiie. accompanied by little fellow, think they called him .'Curfew." Then came Mir. 4. B. Sampson, but as he had tbe business of preparing the Great Register on hand ho could not remain. Then came Messrs. .Jeffords, Hughes and Snyder. Mir. Jef- lords spoke to large audience, for a country place, on the evening of the 22i. after wh- oh. the hall was cleared and dancing commenced, aId was kept up until midnight, there being sixteen la- dies and misses present, who took Hctive part and made IL Q very enjoyable affair. The candidates also took an ac i've part in the dances and seemed tO enjoy themselves, Mir. JefIordr th, ugh ls rGth- CT modest young nan and dld not seem so enjoy himself as well us Mir. Hughes. he, Mir. Hughes. being quite a fayorite 1Ith tbe iadies. By the way Tom would probably make a fine appear ance lu front seat In the church. but there is 6 little too much Of hrs head above timber line to m ske R fine appear. auce in a ball room. That same evening Judge Woods and LeRther-wOod ar rived accompanied by corpuleni good natured looking fellow-thInk they called him San SR None.
 Next came Judge Gregg. The Judge has not au Ill word to speak against any one, that together with his gentlemsnly spearence and behavior. he will on Nov ember the second be well paid for his trip to this section of the county.
 The judge also went to Hsrshsw and according 10 what we hear from that burg since hts visit be captured the lions share of voters among the liar shawites. This afternoon Mir. E. O. Shaw and ChRs. Shibell came in by team and left for NogRles on the cars without giving us a speak" They probably hesrd of what one of our loc l demo- crats thought Of the speeches of Mes-rs. King, Carpenter .S Go. After the can didates had spoken there were attempts made to call mp the local talent. Sev- eral refused saying that they had come here for the purpose of hearing the can didates, Finally one wss called who made the following excuse. Ladies and gentlemen this takes me by surprise. and don't feel like it, probably , will address you at some other time Zen l feel like it, besides l think this audience has been bored too much al ready this evening"
 "Jean" in his last communication prOffered the personal department to A. B. Now JeGu be little indulgent this time until "A. R." can solve a number of queries, few of which are. How many more than the nine aspirants already announced, will we have for constables in this precinct. How many more than the three for J. F.? does Captain Ed. Vanderlip intend to live solo after his new house is finished? Will Captain Haight change the name of the town at the snelter site or retain the name of crank toUu Bs given the place by Mike Grace: Will the Post Office Department send a mall sack large enough that Mikes shoes can be forwarded to Captain Reyes? How long will the democratic administration insist on a republican postmaster hold ing the office contrary to hIs (tbe r Ms wishes? Are the attractions pearls or parrotts- .hat cause Harry Burnett and Al Pistorius t6- Leave teyn so ot'en2 To, what extent will the population of Salt river be increased on November the second?