Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

AfsSAc county .- . .- ---.....
 CooouinG ........... .-........ .-.. ......
 Soshise -.-.--.....- .--....... .......- |
 Srahsn .......-...... ..........--..
 ~iis .-......-.--.. ...-.-....-..-.-
 Asricops -...-..... q, .......-...... \
 S'--'''-' -'''-'' ''''''-
 Pins ................- ..-....... Il
 Finsi .......- ..--.--..--. --.--.-..--.
 Ysvap.i i............. .................. Il
 Yuma .................
 Total number of delegates ...........l0 10
 The Chairman of the Territorial Repub Ssss.-.l G--IaL.tee desires . full at
 requests that sll pnoIies to the Convention
 hs held by members of the Convention fron ths same county they hsVe been selected tC
 rspresent.
 W. c. BASHFORD,
 Chairman Territorial Republican Cen. Com
 By GEo. E. BROWN. Secretary.
 Yavapsi politics seem to have ''that tired feeling"
 The principle industry of south. ern Arizona nowadays is legal farces.
 One of our exchanges sdvertises for "a house girl to assist in the washing of a small family"
 It Is wonder Phenix doe. not have either a strike or the cholera in its midst. It claims evsryth ing else up to date.
 Public sentiment is queer and funny thing. How rumors 1y and are grasped by men without any cause whatever.
 Tee La- Aa4a'es Tne- thinks t1s. tae campaign ought to be oH.4al lf $ takes s -al-op sner to
 Southern t--cas eoanls as will -.lt -a.l delegations ,a cescott taa...al lae yeu.rlcaa tesritorial gss,sa...a .r '----.,- ss. nonth, eal araz..s r.. net a.--. .,.
 A. C. R. Is devoting his time and talents to running the Vulture mill. Tom evidently finds it more profta- ble grinding out gold than he do es abusive literature.
 They want Governor Murphy to run for Congress. As our execu- tive, Oakes suits us all right, and any attempt to 'job" him should receive stinging rebuke.
 te...r 2.5t r.. he @ national l.a.-- ..3 lae pn.aa etio1 1f l 9.s..- Murphy .a-I s6ec. rill
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 - l-.a.. sa..- .a- politicians. |
 oe-ee.- tarrav has ned | .- ,e. e-.e. alter --..5a. very secuon oi ar1oG@. -s a the | Gazette slurs him, for leaving Phe- | nix for even a week.
 They are trying to boom old Wickenburg, in Maricopa county. The Sontagg boys should be put on to the ease with which SI.5OO could be picked up there without any risk. What a drawing card it would be.
 The democrats hold their territo- rial convention in the north this year. This is but bluff, in reality, and mark our prediction, 1.-the resolutions will favor the north, but the offices will go to the south. Ben Davis" probably got left on B ''deestriet skull" and if this screed in this mornings Courier is to be from an intellectual ' Maricopa's "marms" ] ought to be in-Yavapsi. The republicans of New Mexico a lave nominated Hon. Thos. B. Cat t on by exclamation for delegate to | congress from that territory. Mir. t ,atron will make a winning race r nd will make good congressman l' pr the territory. II The coming territorial republican f' to be held in Prescott Il i'll be the largest political gather n lg of men eyer gotten together in si body, and speaks handsomely for O, le spirit and enthusiasm evinced Il 'ward the cause of republicanism So Arizona. pl Detective Viii Smith, who made wi ich bungijng job of his attempt in arrest the Coilis train robbers, is az 'w attempting io explain matters. Sl will be difficult to make the be lblic believe that Smith did not pc ake very sorry spectacle of him err r in his attempt to arrest these tn ,n. ac, The Louisville Courier-Journal wh rs that ex-President Cleveland's on tions about the administration of bo;l bile business ~embody views of ha: civil service wholly at variance au1 h those of the great mass of the inc -ty aud the people and opposed apI the very principles of the demo day tic government" req 'es, 1t Is probably true that Ben mn in Harrison does at times get 'im 7n on all iours and play with his re'' ndchildren; he also makes a ueil ,tice of getting "dcwn on all ioii' Is with the common sense of whe country whenever there is inco ortnnt question to decide. This ling t of getting down oa all foursI, adol 'mmendable in any public man, tod iny other sor. Of man; it is and ? ahead of the getting on stilts cont 'm, common with men of weak ence }. mad,