Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-24

noisy if he was getting 8 accommods tions and paying nothing. The kicke
 is . lively, jovial, progressive fellow the crOaker Is dismal nuisance, wht
 lags supe, fluous on the stage" Pres | colt has both classes here.
 Judge McGrew's lifetime experience
 iR the practice of law eminently quail fes him for the position of probat, fudge. He has resided in this county for a number of years, and will n0
 only attend to the business of the pro
 bate court in good shape, but will l00l
 after the educational interests Of the
 county, as we'll.
 lO,O0O, 900 acres, standing twenty-six in the list of States and Territories in
 the extent Of its timber lands. Texas
 leads with 100000 acres; Minnesota is second, with 3OOOO,OOO, and Men
 tana third, with g, ,OOO.OOO. The four teen southern states are espe- pecially rich ill timber, possessing fully one-half of the entire area of forests in the United States, estimated at 465,- 645, ,795 acres, exclusive of Alaska, In- dian Territory and other reservatiOns.- Silver Belt.
 A telegram was received this after noon from w. A. Bissell, general freight and passenger az. mt of the Atlentic q Pacific railread, stating that himself, Superintendent Gaddis and 8 party of eight others would arrive on the r special train, drawn by an Atlantic < Pacific engine, thi- afternoon. They sill arrive about six o'clock, and will bc met at the del ct by a committee of the board of trade of Prescott. They will remain here for a day, to confer with our business men on the busiRess interests of the town.
 County Tickets of the Territory.
 Below we publish the several tickets nominated in the counties of Arizona by the political parties:
 COCHIsE
 DemOcratic-FOr councilman, steorge K Creswell; for representatives, Rich ard Rule, Geo H Daley, M Gray, P A LOfgreen, D K Wardwell; for sheriff, J H Slaughter; for district attorney, R E Wilson; for probate judge; k R MOmke; for recorder, A Wentworth; for for treasurer, Geo Piadhapa; for as. sessor, c B Kelton; for supervisors, J West Howell, w c Read.
 Repub'ican-fO or council, George w Chey yney; for assembly, John s Rob bins, Grant Hicks, Alex Wright, E G Norton, J o Stanford; for supervisors, John Montgomery, B F COfi'man; for sheriff, Si H Bryant; district attorney, w H Stilwell treasurer, Jas P McAl- ister; recorder, Wm P Bradley probate judge, w w N OOdman; assessor, N A l 
 DomOcratic-Fer council, S F Webb; E Edwards, T c Jordan; sheriff, w T Gray; district attorney, Frank Cox; treasurer, J w CreDshaw; Neri Osborn; probate judge, Frank Baxter; assessor, K Murphy; c K flakes, Chas Standard w M Breckenridge.
 Kepuhlican-Assembl DCFOrest Porter, John Y T Smith; sheriff, l. Ward; assessor, Geo F Coat probate judge, H B Farmer; treasurer, Geo E MOwrey; recorder, H l. WbartOn; T TEask, M Mullen.
 emocratic-COuncil,P P c RobertsOn; assembly, w A Holmes district attor- ney, D McCabe sheriff, Glenn Rey- holds; treasurer, w w BrOoknsr; su- pervisOrs, Patrick Shanley, George Dam Orth, w P Blair.
 Republican-Council, c T Peter, c Jones: sher if, Geo E shute, probate judge. F w West,nayer; district attorney, Mills Van Wasenen; c T Martin; surveyor, A G superyi- ors, Jas F Gerald, , H Kenyon, F T Powers.
 PIMA.
 DemOcratic-Representativee, II D Underwood, Saline Oter0, John Adder on, JS OBrien, R N LeatherwOOd; heriff, M Shaw; district attorney, Ben H Hereford; probate judge, Earll Webb; recorder, c A Shibell; treasu CT, Al Bernard assessor and collector, s Wood; supervisors, R Harrison, Vm Melczer.
 Republican-Sherif, Douglas Sny- cr; treasurer, Ben Heney; Recorder, A Judd; assessor and collector, M s nyder; district attorney, H R JeffOrds; rebate judge, Thos Cordis; surveyor, ohm Gardiner; supervisors, H F Lacy, leo Atkinson; council, Chas. F Drake , Louis Martin, Herbert B Herbert R Dodge, J J Chat am, N Town.