Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-15
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAlIY Masonic lodge meets to-night.
 Wood wan ted at this office
 Firs, snow ol the season to-day.
 ]. W. Wilson is on the sick liss to' day.
 II. D. Ross left for Flagstaff this morning.
 Henry MehreAs has returned from California.
 Harry Hodges and wife left for The. aix this morning.
 The great register at noon, to-day eontain,d s.42s nanies.
 Bring aleng your wood on subscri!,- tioa. Pine, juniper and oak wanted
 Lay services will be .o..si a; the t:..,s. eopsl church tomorrow ino, ains ,l the usual hour.
 Q. Meyer Zulick has been received with open arms by his emocratic henchmeu in Msricopa.
 samuel Dolly presented this office with some choice samples ei rapes from A. s. Cloagh's vineyard to-day.
 J. W. Sullivan. of Big Chino. and r. J. Mccormick. of Williamson valley, were welcome visitors to Prescott io-day.
 A bill oi sale from D. W. Searcy ct al. to E. l.. Jordan for $6.000, for the sale oi stock, land, etc, has been filed for record.
 An item ln the Couri-r this morning in reference to N remark, attributed Co Vim. Dulin, is simply a ialsehoosl, made out of whole cloth.
 Rev. q. l.. Pearson returned from the south by yesterdays stage. and will hold services ss usual at the Marina street church to-norrow.
 Hon. George W. Cheyney visited Flagstaff on Wednesday evening, aud Williams on Thursday evening Thence went Co Kingman, where he spoke last evening.
 N. B. Booth. special timber agent formerly stationed here. but mare te gently of Santa Fe, New Mexico, has resigned his position, on acc unt of ill health.
 Robert Frazer w,s arr stsd by Ds2. uty Sheriff Hickey, few lays since, charged with shooting valuable stsl- lion belonging to Mir. Selsor. in the north-western part of the county, re- gently.
 party who came up from stanton yesterday reports that bot Ii tle had been done to get the man Johnson, who was supposed to be either buri q or imprisoned, in cave in his tunnel. & week ago. The condition of the tun- nel was such that it was deemed very unsafe to attempt Co dig him out with out hmbering the tunnel The gem eral impression was that Johnson had been caught by the falling earth when the cave occurred and had been killed
 Our contemporary, m replying to the assertion of this paper, that no bills were introduced in the last legisla- ,ure after the appointment of Governor Woltiey, wheezss out that Cocanino, the university, and and appropriation bills were "scted upon." All of the m had been introduced previous to Governor Wolfey's appointment. If the charge against Mir. .Cheyney, of having intro duced bill providing for removal ot county officers by the governor, is true, i why does not the Gazette or Courier l accept the challenge of this paper and produce the record on him.
 Many young man in this county will cast his first vote at the coming | election. Let all such make study oi | Lhe history and record Of the two par ties for the past thirty years and ascer- tain which one has been the party of | loyalty tD tine entire country; which | bne has been the party of progress, en- Ierprise and public improvement; N hich party has made the fewer miss .ases F which patty has the least req son to be ashamed of its record during l he period men..oaNd. These and | many other ;hiogs should be consid- | sred by the voter, and when he can de- ! ,ide them according to his own con science vote accordingly.