Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-02
MoSpAr's DAnr.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore came in to-day from Walnut Grove.
 Lookout for what Sam Hill will have to say tomorrow in new ad.
 Miss Dureen. of Copper Basin is visiting Mrs. Carrigan and her sister in Prescott.
 w. G. Stewart and George Gulf left yesterday for the line of the new railroad.
 The Chautauquans will meet to- morrow at p. m. at the residence of Mrs. D. Levy.
 The Christian Endeavor Society will have social tonight at the re- sidence of Mrs. Harrington.
 The first installment of the great Register of Yavapai county has been completed at this office. Without any attempt at boasting, we can safely say that it is the best piece of work of the kind from a typograph- ical standpoint that has ever been done in the county, and it is equal to any ever done in the territory. 1 r. l. hntler writing from Chicago says: The srea, event of four cen turies Is over. and everything is dedicated and consecrated to the uses of the great Columbian Ex- position. All the great officials of all nations, who could possibly come were here making jam, in comparison which the Presidents Inauguration at Washington was a baby"
 Geo. Gulf, republican candidate for councilman-atla large, made many friends during his brief visit to Prescott. Mir. Cluf is very pleas ant and affable young man, possessed oI good ability and will make an excellent member of the territorial council. He has gained hundreds 1 of votes by visiting this section, and | in fact, wins friends and makes votes ! for himself wherever he goes. Reports come from various pre- cincts that certain democratic can didatss are resorting to campaign | of abuse against the republican nominees. It was hoped that this campaign could be made without | such tactics and SO far as learned the | republicans have refrained from all | kinds of abuse. A mans record is public property and is subject to criticism but personal abuse never yet helped any cause.
 When Julian Piercy left Prescott | for Phenix, he carried with him certificate of registration from this | county. When he presented it to the county recorder of Maricopa county | on October Fist, that officer declined | to enroll Mir. Piercy's name on the list of electors on account of the | closing of the great register on October 18th. MT. Piercy thereupon 1 sued out writ of mandate to com pei the recorder .o register his name and the case will be heard by Judge | Gooding to-day in Phe ak.
 Editor Fairweather, of the Dur ham (N. O Globe, continues his whoop 'em up campaign for G. Cleveland as follows: But between Harrison and Cleveland-frst, last and all the time-I am for he brave Buffalo man who stabbed the dirty | pensioners, who, for the most part, are beggars in the face. There were dirty and lousy rascals who came into this country and who abused women; who burned homes; who stole all that was in sight, and | today without an honorable scar, are bleeding this country and l am helping to pay for it. Let the hired Yankee howl. am of the South | and for the South. and until my | blood is cold 1 shall fight for hon. ssty and for white mans country
 A gentleman who attended meeting, recently held by the demo- cratic candidates, said 1t was ex- tremely amusing to listen to the l yehemence with which they dwelt | upon the third term candidacy of a | republican nominee, although he is not a candidate for the same posi- tion. and then to hear the gingerly | way in which they attempted to ex- cuse their candidate for probate | judge running for third term for the same office. It was an unpar donable sin on the part of a repub- lican to have been eleted for two terms to a position which he has filled acceptably to the people and then ask to be promoted but for a democrat, to run for the sape posi- ton was all right. The only in- ference to be drawn ! the speech es was that the democrat could not make living outside of being in office. When 1t comes to chronic office seekin. the democratic nomi- nees have decidedly the worst of 1t One candidate on the republican ticket has been in office two terms, and is now candidate for another office. Three of the nominees have formerly held positions for one term each. These are all the office hold ing. or ex-office holders on the ticket and none of the others have ever heretofore run for any office. How is it with the democratic nomineesl Lowry. member territorial board of | euuailZatlOns sntTlu Ouc term upW seeks reelection. Oliver, member legislature one term; treasurer one term; seeks reelection. French, probate judge two terms seeks re. election to same position for third term. Wilson candidate for district attorney two years ago; defeated; was appointed assistant district at torney by his successful republican opponent; member of fconstitutional conventions; candidate again for district attorney. Hawkins territor- ial auditor, one term, probate judge of Yavapai county one term, can didate for council now. Behan, supervisor one term, now candidate for assembly. Smith, who heads the ticket in the territory, three terms in congress, and now seeks reelection for fourth term. Voters judge from their records whether the democratic ticket is composed of chronic office seekers. or not.
 Have you ever noticed office seekers ere cleo | Grasn eyprybodys hand and something kind