Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-24
MONDAY's paIIy. Oetober 22.

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 lot fresh Missouri cider
 Don't fail to hear Samantha Aller
 at the opera house next "Wednesday
 evening.
 Go and see Prof. Zamloch. al
 Patton's opera house next Friday
 evening,
 New Mexico will elect q republi-
 can delegate this year in the interest
 of statehood.
 Mrs. C. A. Bashford will be the
 hostess of the Quilting party ou
 Wednesday evening,
 Don't fail to sec Samantha Allen
 at the Prescott opera house on
 Wednesday evening.
 Don't fail to attend The Quilting
 party at the Prescott opera house
 next Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. |. Bashford is preparing
 some fne tableauX for the perform
 anoe on "Wednesday evening.
 Prof Zamlosh, the King of pre.
 stidigitsteurs will appear ai Patton's opera house next Friday evening.
 R. R. Coleman has purchased two lots just east of W. (. BashFord's residence and will shortly build a
 neat residence on them.
 "Ben's brother Frank is billed to deliver hts personal abuse and falsiiication address Co a Prescott audience next Thursday evening.
 Mrs. McNaughlon, wife of Dr. McNaughton, principal of the pub lie schools, will give a select read ing at the opera house "Wednesday evening.
 The box sheet for the Quilting PSr.y entertainment tO be given at the opera house Is now opeu st J. M. Aitken's. Admission 5u cents; reserved seats n cents.
 n, There is not an incompetent man '5n the republican ticket. Mako a note oI that, ye voters, and while selecting compentoncy. cast your votes for the republican cadidates.
 Morris Goldwaier to day, pur- chased from l.. Bashfori, the twenty-five foot iot adjoining inc store of M. G1liwater X Bros. on the south for Sl.O00
 Arizonans will find Charley Ander- sons book on the MIdwinteT Fair very interesting production. It has been placed on sale at Kelly X Stephens for the low price of 25 cents.
 M. Wollenburg detected 9 man today in the act of stealing three 1 pairs of pants from his store. He marched him over to the sherifT's l office and the clothes were found l beneath his coat.
 Ninety-fve names have been re- ceiyed since the closing of the great | register. These, added to the regu- lar list of those entered on the great register. makes total of 3,405 | names, as against 3,0l4 last year.
 George Arthur Allen 'oreswore his allegiance to England several years ago, when he declare his in tention to become a citizen of the United States. the denunciation of | him, as a British subject, in the Courier Co the contrary notwith- standing.
 "Loilty' and patriotism gushes forth from the columns otthe Cour- fer this morning, like petroleum from one ol those Los Angeles oil wells. In quality it resem bles the product of one those wells too, as 1t s somewhat dark in color and mixed with gas.
 Trying to enlist corporations in New York, to invest capital in canals md mines in Arizona, aud then de- corporations and capital sts in Arizona, to win votes, is the peculiar tactics adopted by a popu- list candidate. The result is self evident. Failure in both eases.
 The republican candidates are meeting With as good encourage nent in the southern part of the county as they did in the eastern portions visited by them. The signs ,f the times arc really good for great big republican victory for the whole ticket. The enemy's last nope now seems to be in booming ! populist candidate, but in this hey receive little encouragement.
 The Prescott commercial club net on Saturday evening, there be- ng between thirty and forty mem ,ers present. Hugo Richards was 'lected chairman and a committee ,f five was appointed to draft a and by laws, to report It meeting to be held next Friday ,vening, when permanent off cers will be elected.
 The Prescott brass band is an of which our people hould justly feel proud. It is com posed f young men from the town md although organized for only a ew months they play with the pre- 'iSiOn OA pitieSSloual inusfCldns They arc proving an important ad- unct to the political meetings which are being held. They are deserving of the patronage of our people when the services of a band Ire required.
 The story of How Allan Pinker- on Thwarted the First Plot to Assassinase Lincoln," with several will be published in dcClures Magazine for November, ,eing the first of a remarkable cries of true detective stories com oiled by authority from the archives ,f the fsmons Pinkerton Detective Bureau. An early and hitherto un- published portrait of Lincoln from ! daguerreotype taken in 1851, ac- the q article,
 "A prominent mining superin- andant of YaVanai county in cOn.