Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-17
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Mon day is the last day for registI tiOn.
 Last nights train did not arrive unt
 o'clock.
 Chas. Ryall was up from his Verd
 ranch to-day.
 F. w. Raymond is up from his Kiri land valley mine
 Jerry Woodbridge is back in Prescott again from San Diego.
 k. H. Rowe, a miner and first clas man, from Turkey creek, was in tow today.
 | Bashford X Burmister are sendin tons upon tons of goods cut into tn mining camps.
 Messrs. Walker, Waddell and Horne democratic office seekers, will speak a Jerome tonight.
 Mrs. John Dickson and her daughter Miss Ollie Dickson, favored this Offic' with call to-day.
 J. D. Cook and family will leave in g day or two for years residence in thu Salt river valley.
 People teem to bet on election all tho same, whether it be misdemeanor ol not in the eyes of the Texas code. Thomas Wing was up from his Gran ite Dells ranch to-day, and received hi. diplomas from the Albuquerque fair. w. w. Vanderbilt has a cash custo mer who wants from sixty to seventy five head of good two-year-Old heifers. Another child of J.J Buckman's was brought in from Thompson valley last evening, suffering with sore throat w. c. Bashferd, R. H. Burmister and G. W. Sines imported a car load of coal recently for their individual uses.
 Geo. w. Sines returned last evening from trip of several days in the mining regions Of the southern part of the county.
 The Tombstone Epitaph has, on sev. ral occasions, copied items from this paper credited te our conteM- porary.
 Mershaum pipes, fine perfumery, and first-class pocket cutlery, at Geo. Washington FOrd's, the MOntezuma Street cigar man.
 Work is progressing on P. l.. Kast- neis new building. It will have an elegant iron front and will extend clear back to the alley.
 The betting epidemic is prevalent again. Nearly $2,OOO has been put up on the result of the election for sheriff during the past few days.
 J. E. Beggs, ex-superinsendent of the Arizona Stage company, Is in town, settling mp his business preparatory to leaving for new fields of labor.
 E. M. Sanford yesterday received the diplomas from the Albuquerque fair, for the parties recently mentioned in these columns, for their exhibits from this section.
 / Andrew Buckman, the seventeen year-old son of J. J. Buckman, of Thompson valley, was brought tO Pres colt on Thursday n;ght, for medical treatment, for a severe sore throat, and died about noon yesterday. < ~~The information concerning rates of transportation to the Masonic Grand lodge, to be held in Prescott next month, which first appeared in the JoURNAL-MINER, has gone the rounds of the territorial press, credited to the flagstaff Democrat.
 4 ire alarm was sounded at few minutes past eight o'clock last evening, caused hy lamp explosion at the resi- dence of F. G. Parker. The burning lamp was carried out and the flames extinguislied in their incipiency, with d loss of about $50.
 Hon. Wm. Warner, cOmmander-in chief of the grand army of the republic, has issucd a circular letter urging upon comrades te enlist in the order :.ll vete- rams entitled to membership. He says that every post should be recruiting station.
 Joseph Coulson, of Gillett, keeps one of the best stage stations in Arizona. Parties having occasion to travel over the Black CanyOn road are proiuse in their praise of the excellent food and courteous atte ndance received at Gillett.
 The funeral of c. A. Barneburg will take place frem Randal's undertaking establishment tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. Deceased was between thirty and forty years of age, and was universally respected by all who knew him.
 Advance sheets of the Golden Era Magazine, containing a very able and exhaustive article descriptive of Pres colt, from the pen of J. K. Hill, have been received here. MT. Hill gives this section good notice, such an one as it merits.
 w. 0. O'Neill and Chas. H. Akers, candidates for sheriff and county re- corder, respectively, returned last night from an e!ectioneering tour through the southeastern part of the county. They had enthusiastic receptions at all the points visited, and report splendid prospects for the success of the rcpubli can ticket. At rayson they had the good fortune to meet their democratic opponents, and held joint meeting with them, at which each candidate took n turn at speaking. It is needless to add that in fluency of speech and cloquence the republican candidates had the advantage, as Judge O'Neill Is an eloquent speaker, while MT. Akers, though not much experienced in this line, is also good talker.