Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-24
TnE REPUBLICAN, TICKET


 As the time of holding the election approaches, the prospect for success O the republican ticket grows brighter ant brighter. The gentlemen nominated are eminen,ly qualified in every re spect for the positions, while their repu tation tor honor and integrity is above reproAch. The flood gates of calumay islander aud personal abuse, which have been opened so vindictively against the candidate for sheriff, has not oolI strengthened him but added strength te the entire ticket. Many who at frs, intended 10 vote against 1t, have openly expressed themselves in favor of the republican ticket. as a rebuke to such unjust and unmanly method. of conducting campaign.
 Gen. Thomas F. Wilson, for delegate to congress, Is candidate against whom not a word can be said.
 ]. R. Fitzpatrick. for joint councilman from the northern district, is thoroughly indentifed with the interests of nor thern Arizona IS honest and should re- ceive a handsome majority.
 ]. M. w. Moore. a mining man, IS the nominee for the council from this county During the past six months he has drawn checks amounting to $IIs,ooo, in favor of miners for ore. a fact to be remembered by them. But while engaged in mining he is a man of sufficiently broad views to dc justice to every interest in tse county and terri tory. Cast your vote for him.
 Captain A. T. Brann, E. H. Witherell, ]. V. Rhoades, Duncan M. Martin and Frank |. Rogers, candidates for the as- sembly, are first class representative men in every respect. They are rep,e- sentative men in intelligence and abil- ity. as we'll as representatives of the various interests of the county. If vot- CTS and tax payers desire correction of the errors of the last legislature they should see that the above names are on their ticket on election day. Do not be deceived by malicious assertions made against any of them as they are collectively and individually in favor of wise. honest and just legislation.
 w. o. ONeill, the best probate judge and county superintendent Yavspai county ever had. is the nominee for sheriff, and the peoples choice for the position.
 Hon. T. ]. Butler, for treasurer, haslv- ed so Hong" Nhis word is used in dual sense,) in this county that he is known by every man, woman and child in the county His personal character for honestyDnd integrity is above rsproach, while hrs ability to fill the position is unquestioned Being custodian for a number of years of the territorial funds as treasurer he made a record such as any man may vel! be proud. County funds will he safe in his hauds.
 Judge John Howard, for district at torney. IS well known throughout the county having been identified with it since its earliest organization. He is we'll qualified as lawyer to fill the posi- tion with credit to the county and with honor to himself.
 Judge w. H McGrew, for probate judge, IS man of ripe experience. al.o in the law. a requirement absolutely necessary for the position.
 Charles H. Akers. for recorder. is an enterprising young man identified with the interests of the county, is tax payer, ard viii d his duty as recorder.
 ID. B. Harrer and L. s. Knowles, are the candidates for supervisors and two better men in every respect cannot he found in the county Both ars resi- dents of the county. engaged in stock raising and ranching and consequently interested in an economical county government.
 Scan the entire tickent from top to bottom and it will he found the best ever presented to the voters of the county.