Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-15
Fnsx ruvsSaAy's DAILY.

Psrtie. owing us wood on subscrip ten, or parties wishing to exchange wood for subscription, are requested to bring it along. as car wood pile Is low. 1.H. Murphy, republican, candidate for probate judge IS good lawyer, and first class business man. The duties of she office will be faithfully discharged by him, ii elected.
 Ell. Wilton, the well known sur veyor ard civil engineer, who W ls ad- udged insane a fes days since, was taken to the asylum this morning, by Deputy Sheriff Potts.
 Adiutant General o'Neill has just received the design for an elegant badge to be given to the crack marks man of the Arizona militia. It IS vsry beautiful design.
 The great register contained 1866 names at o'clock this afternoon. The total registration two years ago was .. sa2, and those figures will be very nearly reached this year.
 w, q. Stewart fer the council, and , 5amss A. Vail for the assembly, are the republican nominees from the northern psrt of the county. They are inteli- gent, progressive citizens, and worthy Q! the support at voters.
 Our contemporary still insists on the de fscto" candidacy of W. O. 0Neiil Or sheriff. If it can only make the ew readers sf that paper believe this it kill help to swell Murray Mcfnernsy's majority, as the people realize that Favapai county never had any better asrif than the present.
 Phenik papers recently announced ist .. Meyer Zulick, small brsined s,esman from New Jersey, was ex- ecied to arrive in Phenix between the rst and tenth of October. An old line Hmocrat suggests that he must have pt the engagement, hence all this md from the south. ea response to & request from ser ant AcGlone, ei the signal service rps at whipple, asking for report as the velocity of the wind during tie st two days, that gentleman very ndly sent tSc following this morning: Featest velocity, 42 miles per hour, at 9 p. n. "Wednesday. Velocity this hursdSy) forenoon, 36 to 10 miles per [ur. ames R. Lowry has written letter this letter he answers some of the estions propounded to him by Mr. 4rk, while he also adopts the Yankee ,e oi answering s portion by ask
 other questions. As neither, l Clark or Mir. o'NeilI, about whom r1teTrogator ies are directed, are csn- ates for any office the ave age citi- l b will fail to see the per9nency of his bslions.
 The nominees ot the republican party | members of the lower house ct the | islsture, Messrs. Vail, Head, Imhoff, I fdSn snd Harrison, are all straight nsrabls business men. snd no one | d fear casting their votes t,r them. siness men are what we need in the | tt legislature, and the last republican | 1ventioa did not ignore this fact, as Atested by the superior character of legislative candidates. pion. Pr. Eliza A. Ingalls,, while visiting | euix last week, Tsceived the ? eassnt | diligence from Big Bug m ming dis 2 thst she had been appoints ted regu. f physician for the miners of that lnci, at comfortable monthly sala-
 Dr. Ingslls spent the s0mmer in
 Bug and successfully treated sey cases of mining accidents, which 1 cunts for the miners. desire. to hayel services constantly asahable-Res licAE @ June last, J ". VI ilsOu lsGsSehtosf- big dog, "Roscoe,n to K M Doe, oi sstag. The animal, which is a very ll.gent one, oi the St Bernard breed, epsee the transfer gr.cef1fly and aimed during the. summer m ltast ae seemed to enjoy the Flagstaff inner climate. When he came out sis kenuel the other morning and
 the peak. of the San FranciscaI rntains covered with soev on tue i Oi October he concluded. it was Q too arctic for hin, sud struck out tue warmer climate of Prescott. Ring here OF Tuesday sss ming, oc. er Ttb. Ts show :he sagsoity oi the msl. he was taken to Flsgstad four lths ago on tae cars, and returning s' have made the trip direct across
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 Happy hoosIsfs.
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