Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-31
PRECINCT NOMINEES.
OUR CANDIDATES.

OUR CANDIDATES.
 The WEEKLY JoURNAL-MINER, the last issue prior to election will be published tomorrow. To our friends out in the country we desire to say, beware of campaign tricks during the last few days before election. It is an old democratic trick to spring some charge against some particular candidate, or against several of them, just day or two prior to election, when no oppor- tunity is afforded to refute them.
 As for the JOURNAL MINER and the candidates on the republican ticket, the campaign has been conducted in an honorable and open manner and has been free from personalities and insinuations. The same how ever can, cannot be said of the other side. Reports of mud sling and personal abuse of their oppo- nents have been of frequent occur renee.
 The republican ticket is composed of good representative citizens from top to bottom and Is worthy of the support of every republican as we'll as f every independent voter in the county.
 Oakes Murphy made one of the best governors the territory has ever had Cespite the campaign of personal abuse and villifcatioH which has been waged against him. his maligners have failed to show a single act of his of which he or his friends need be ashamed. He proved himself Ske friend of the territory and worked in season and out of season, by day and by night for its interests. Vote for him on electionday and help 10 swell his majority.
 A. J. Doran for councilman at large is an experienced legislator having served several terms in the territorial legislature and his re- cord as such is pure and clean. He proved himself a good friend, al ways, of northern Arizona, while be- ing true to the whole territory. He is a friend of the miner and the miners of northern Arizona should show their appreciation of him by giving him a rousing vote. Don't forget 4. J. Doran on election day.
 John ;. Jones, the miners friend, the workingman's friend, the friend of every one in need or distress, the big hearted, open handed philan- thropic plain spoken John $. Jones. for councilman from this county should be elected by an overwhelm- ing majority. He is progressive and liberal and deserves we'll of voters. See that big \ is placed after his name on your ballot on election day.
 Thomas H. Brown, J. H. Lee and J. C. Martin are the republican nominees for the assembly. They will work and vote, if elected, fcf the good of the territory, and ask for the votes of the people.
 W. H. Hail, formerly miner, and later a stock raiser and rancher in Chino valley, is young and lear less man and naught can be said against him in any way. He is the republican candidate for sheriff and should be elected.
 Governor F. 4. Tritle has spent the best years of his life and a good sized fortune in Arizona. Liberal , and generous to all, and qualified for any office. It is the first time that he has asked for any office from the people and voters will give hima big majority.
 V. E. Hall is an educated man aad a man we'll fitted for the posi- ton. of probate judge and county school superintendent. Don't fail . to vote for him if you are interested in having good public schools.
 R. E. Morrison has very ably and successfully conducted the office of district attorney and is candidate for reelection. He deserves it from the voters and will without doubt receive it.
 John Hartin, the old timer; John Hartiu. the blacksmith; honest old John Hartin, for the first time dur ing a quarter of a century's resi- dence in Yarapai county is a candidate for office-for the office of treasurer. He is qualified for the position. He will carefully guard the treasury. Vote for him.
 Tbos. Roach and Geo. w. Sines are the republican candidates for supervisors. Their names are =-ror-ngs ol honesty anT Integrity. T..r III look after the peoples = ..s.-.-. Elect chem.