Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08

the council he would make an energetic
 legislator and we believe he would be
 unapproachable.
 Peter R. Brady the democratic nomi-
 nee has the misfortune to be connected
 with gang of men, who have robbed
 the public treasury both public
 ly and privately. One of the men who
 enjoyed Brady's confidence is a refugee
 from justice, God knows where, while
 Mir. Brady and MT. Halleck his con
 prade are fighting the payment of the
 dedication which would never have
 been made had they fulfilled the laws
 and turned over the money to the treas
 urer instead of paying it out as they saw
 fit. without even the tormality of war
 rants There were 80 much scandal
 about these prison commissioners that
 the legislature asked for an investiea
 tion, but the only democratic governor
 We ever had, vetoed the bill Now, Mir.
 Brady, the ex chairman of this Com
 mission, Behan his jail keeper, Halleck
 theiother member of the commission,Z ,Zu-
 lick the governor who vetoed the inves- tigation, Parish and Baldwin, two pals are all running for the legislature. Can any man be SO blind as no. to sec the intention?
 Aside from the bad odor of the gang their arises the question of MT. Brady's fitness for the position. No one sues- tions his personal integrity-that is the CITIZEN has not. MT. Brady however has that child like innocent trust in | everything and everybody that makes him a dangerous legislator in the hands of such hardened rascals as Zulick < Co. for example.
 Little Steve told Mir. Brady that b. had sthe missing s6OOO "home in his trunk k'.-now that was plausible wasn't it.
 Somebody told Brady the mileage he was drawing was all right and of course he took their word for it.
 Several checks have been paid into the commissioners which have not been accounted for-but Little Steve left in haste and neglected to make a msnor- andum of them and Mr. Brady could not suspect Johnny Behan of 'goin' wrong".
 There was only one man in the terri tory who did not know that Stevens was getting hls hand in" and that was $ Peter R. Brady, his co-laborer.
 Now what is Mir. Brady going to do ( when he gets to the council if Meyer Zulick tells him that white is black and i Johnny Behan says a check is not a I check and Halleck tells him that the shortest way frem Florence to PhsniI is q via Panama and Hades?
 For the legislative council We have c David Henderson, and Fred Hughes. f Mir. Henderson is president of the Con a solidated National Bank, pioneer and a man who owes what he is, and what n he has to his own undaunted industry. V Mir. Henderson is a man of large charity, J but owing to the fact that he goes on the [ principle that the left hand knoweth not what the right hand doeth," many = of his charitable acts are not publicly 4 known. Within the past three or four years he has given over $500 to the 5 Sisters of St. Joseph, for the purchase school books for children of poor parents, r who attend the various schools under V the Sisters charge. His opponent is we'll known in Tucson, but not for his f, charitable instincts or business ca k pacity.
 For Sheriff, J. K. Brown is the repub- ' lican nominee. He is an honest, capable TT man, who never fiinched in the discharge n of his duty, and will be elected notwith n the scurrilous "aftidavits" V which were bought and reserved till the day before election so they could not be e d
 Henry Buehman, the republican can didate for assessor, stands upon a record y in our midst which has not a single \ blemish. Every one knows him and he p will poll very large vote.
 Ben Heney has served the county in fl the capacity or treasurer so well and so | N that there can be no ques- h tion of his reelection. Democrats and A republicans know his especial ntness for il the office and will vote accordingly. N
 J. J. Hill for recorder, is not so we'll II known outside, but in the city he is c both we'll and favorably krown, as com e petent and honest. There is no reason \ why every republican should not vote u for Mir. Hill.
 Judge Wright, formerly attorney gen A eral of Colorado, possesses the requisit il experience, and knowledge of the law to Q