Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-10
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.


 Registration will close next MOnda,
 or Tuesday.
 The great register contains 2,57i
 names to-day.
 Miss Amelia Rush left for Pheniz
 this laOrning.
 Fall rodeos are in full blast. The cal
 rrop Is reported short.
 Ben Butler, of Phsnix, has laid { $475 wager on the election.
 Yavapai is the banner county of the
 territory in the umber of its live stock
 J. E. Jones, an attorney from Der ryville, Arkansas, has located in Flag staff
 P.D. Berry and the widow of the late J. N Berry, of Flagstaff, were mar ried last week.
 The Railroad boys made three trips over the read yesterday, arriving on time last night.
 The Sunday school concert, given at the Congregational church last evening, was very interesting. Charley Bidinger broke his razor blade, on Saturday, while shaving re- cent arrival from Phsnix. The territorial fair will open in Phe- nix next Monday. Hon. T. J. Butler will deliver the opening address. w. l.. George, one of the democratic legislative candidates from MaricOpa county has withdrawn from the ticket.
 J. l.. Fisher left for Oakland, Cslifor- mia, to-day, in response to 8 telegram stating that Mrs. Fishers health was much worse.
 "Rev." Mead was friend of this pa per to the extent of subscribing for it and never paying for it; only this and nothing more.
 A large portion of space in our con- temporary is divided up this morning about equally between Judge ONeill and the JOURNAL-MINER.
 A. P. Sinclair, special agent of the Phenix insurance company of Hart ford, of which c. R. Martindell is the local agent here, is on visit to Pres colt
 The Flagstaff Democrat says that J. w. Francis and Billy Mulvenon con- template leasing the new hotel build ing from Thos. McMillan as soon as completed.
 JQ Stephens came in on yesterdays train. He has b0ugh, several hundred head of cattle during tie past few weeks in this county, for the Los Ange- les market.
 Do not overlook the fact that a full ticket Is to be elected this fall. To read our contemporary, one would think that Judge O'Neill was the only candidate on the republican ticket.
 Benton Jones, an old-timer of this section, and who has pioneered it in Arizona, New Mexico and Sonora, has been in town shaking hands witk old He talks of going to Seattle, Washington territory.
 Chas. II. Akers, the republican can- lidate for recorder, Is engaged in min- | ing, has all hls interests in this county, and a isx-payer. He is we'll quail | 'iei in every respect to fill the office of | rccorder, and should he elected by good majority.
 J. Samuels, a partner of Sam Hill in the Zulu mine, in T, ntO basin, is in own. He reports the m rriage of Mis-, Sadie Van Alen, formerly a resi- lent of this place. and very popular, to Emmett Pollard, at the re, idence of ler mother in Santa Monica, Octe- ,cr Sd. The assertion in the Flagstaff Demo- :rat, that N. 0. Murphy is engaged as editorial writer of this paper. is a false iood While Mir Murphy is one of ,he ablcst writers in the territory, and ,ne of which the JoURNAL-MINER would be proud, he has had no connection whatever with !his paper for months, having on one or two occasions been in ,harse during the absence of the editor. This statement is made solely in jus ice to Mir. Murphy.