Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-12
CoLD weather for Democrats.


 is worthy of support.
 JOHN V. PAUL will sweep the count! for treasurer like a cycle of wind.
 REPUBLICANS answer the roll cal with unscratched tickets in your hands
 ONE good turn deserves another Culver should be reelected.
 THE chirrups of the Democratic can didate can be heard in every barroom oi Southern Arizona.
 ScorT as sheriff will put his earning; in Texas. Stevens says his earnings will go into Tucson.
 TEXAS SCoTr and Arizona Steve are before the people of. Pima county foI Sheriff. Charity begins at home.
 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE CULVER should in the interests of the residents of this precinct, be elected to succeed himself.
 THE "insincerity of the Republicans was the theme of Orator HeDey last night The sincerity of the Democrats was passed over in silence. Rats.
 UNLESS Democrats close up their ranks on election day better than they did in last nights parade, they won't be able to elect even a Justice or the Peace.
 JUDGE OSBORN is doing good work for his party before election and will do good work for the people after election. He will be the ne1t probate judge.
 JOHN W. GRANTS record as a business man is unImpeachsble. A vote for him for councilman from Pima, is a vote i' the interest of the people.
 TIE great interest taken in the pres ent campaign was demonstrated b. tue attendance and enthusiasm shown st the Republican rally last evening.
 THE Republican. candidates for Supervisors are on fast track and will be elected before their competitors reach the quarter pole.
 REDUCE your taxes by voting for the Republican nominees for Supervisors. Messrs. Davis and Pusch will push the taxes down to the lIne compatible with good county government.
 ORATOR HENEY has gone to Nogales to fstsen the good citizens of that town ca juicy slices of the Tucson Democ- racy. Franks Democracy is only ex- ceeded by the size of his badge.
 JUDGE CULVER has made an excellent Justice of the Peace and the citizens of this precinct have reason to be proud of bis record. His reelection is as- sured.
 JUDGES Culver and Scott are both creditable nominees and when reelected will serve the people with unswerving loyalty. A vote for them is a vote for protection against the criminal classes.
 THE Democratic pastime Of ballot etuffing has gone where the woodbine twineth. The Australian system of voting is in the interest of good govern ment.
 Iris reported that Mir. J. B. Scott has been making round of explanation in the matter of his Texas investments of Arizona made money. A candidate on the defensive is akin to an army on the run and his name is Dennis almost be- fore the campaign is opened.
 THE old soldier refused to submit to blackmail and will be honored for his determined stand. Of such metal is Eb. Williams, the old soldier and dis tinguished lawyer, who seeks the office of District Attorney at the hands of the people. Don't forget the old soldier.
 THE seven column address that Joe Scott is preparing for the people of Pima county to be delivered the day fol- lowing election and prior to bis final de- parture for Texas, is said to be one of the best pen pictures of disgust with Arizona and ArizonaHs that was ever produced by bis facile pen. People will breath hard till they see it.
 ORATOR HENEY in his Star Hall speech last night wore badge that reached to his knees. When he first rose to address the ten men anda boy present. he eNi- dently intended to say something b it forgot everything as he slipped cog nd said less than even Mark Smith did ID his attempted reply to Stewart on the real issues of the campaign. He is to be forgiven however as bis intentions were supposed to be good.
 WHAT has the Democratic nominee for Sheriff done for the people that they should reward hIm with the lucrative office of Sheriff? He dug money out of Pima county ground for the sole pur- pose of investing it in Texas. If MT. Scott will deny this charge we will, with great pleasure, publish the same, as it is not our purpose, even in 8 polit- icsl campaign, to be unjust to any one. Will Mir. Scott make the denial! Oar columns are open.
 IT is the opinion of Attorney-Genera Herring that memorandum of 8 ticket cannot be used by voter in aeking to have his ticket filled cut for him in case of physical incapacity to fill t out him self. The proposition has been mooted to give to voters unable to fill their own tickets memorandum of ticket to be handed by them to the tally clerks from which to fill out the ballot to be voted. The law isvery plainly set aside when this is done as the voter virtually votes when he hands a memorandum of bis