Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-10-19
FRIDAYS DAILY.

FKiDAy's DAILY.
 Don't forget the dance at Copper Basin next Friday.
 A gang of counterfeiters seem to oe operatlngin Phenix.
 W. s. Head delivered a very able speech at Camp Verde Tuesday night. n. A, Swan has just returned rom a visit to the Rich Hill placer companys plant, near Stanton.
 .. C: Hall, the Albuqueroue com merclal traveller, is in town. "Ium,' IS we'll liked all over New Mexico and Arizona.
 w. G. Stewart spoke in Tucson october Huh to an enthusiastic audience. He is reported as having made many votes.
 The democratic vote hunters went out to Williamson Valley this after noon to attend the dance given by John Mcdonald.
 Wm. ID. Harper, of Yuma. has presented the JoURNAL-MlSrR with beautiful ps per weight consisting oi highly polished piece of onyx.
 A. C. Gilmore and W. A. Long re. turned last evening from the Brad shaw mountains, where they have been engaged in developing some mining claims.
 The Globe Silver Belt gives very favorable mention of W. q Stewart's visit to that town. If says he made very favorable im- pression on the voters there.
 Superintendent W. B. Jones took an engine out this afternoon to Chino valley, to bring in a lot of freight which has accumulated there.
 Engineer Howe and party came Tn to-day from the north, and went into camp on Willow creek again. to resume work between Prescott and Iron Springs.
 Charles H. Akers has done some thing of incalculable benefit to the voters in having printed at his own expense and distributing free the new election law of the territory. The little folder Is eagerly sought by voters all over the county and is read with interest by them.
 The man giving the name of W. T. Baker, alias Busch, recently arrested Tn Phenix, has been released from custody. no one seeming to want him. This is the same individual who visited Prescott recently going by the name of Captain Burgess, and who talked of starting a mill tary school here.
 Printers commenced yesterday in the JoURSAL-MINER office to set up the names composing the great register of this county. While not given to boosting, We propose to get out the best printed and neatest great register that has ever been printed in this county.
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy re- turned on this afternoons train | from their bridal tour of two months l spent in the east. Mir. Murphy com blned buiness with pleasure during his absence and did some good work | for the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phe- nix railroad.
 4 new time cald is announced to 20 into effect next week on the A. X l P railroad. The exact time of arri- val and departure of trains from Prescott Junction has not been an- but it is understood that there will be considerable change, and that trains on the P. X A. c. will leave at s o'clock A. M., and arrive about s o'clock P. M., in order to make connection.
 We have been informed that one ,f the candidates on the demo- ,ratic ticket is making personal against the JOURNAL MINER and its editor. As the JOUR- SAL-MINER was in strict accord with he aforesaid candidate on the question which he is discussing, wonder if he fails to realize that in ienouncing this paper, he puts him elf in a peculiar position to say the east. The JoURNAL-MINER can tand all the abuse heaped upon it ,y the candidate in question if he .an.
 Don't judge man by his clothes. 5od made one and the tailor made he other Don't judge a man by ais family, for Cain belonged to yood family. Don't judge a man ,y his failure in life, for many a man ails because he IS too honest to suc- ,eed. Don't judge man by the louse he lives in, for the lizard and he rat often inhabit the grandest tructure. When a man dies those yho survive him ask what property le has left behind; the angel who ,ends over the dying man asks what good deeds he sent before lIm.--Ex.