Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-31

A man who came about fort,
 miles, yesterday, to pay his taxes
 was very much disappointed anC
 made complaint at this office tha
 he could not find the treasurer o
 any deputy of his, to pay them too
 Mfr. Oliver, it IS stated was out al
 Williamson valley attending
 dance. This taxpayer, thought il
 pretty tough, to have to rustic tal
 money and then make an eighty
 mile trip to pay 1t and not find
 auy one to take the money and give
 him receipt.
 "If there ever was an oiiics in
 Ysvapai county where there was a bowling need for new blood. 1t is in the recorders office. ."-COurieF Just what motive prompted the above Hing at our county recorder k not known, as the present recorder Is not a candidate for reelection. lt is fact, we'll known to all who have had business with the county re- cordeF that the work is, kept right up to date and that every one re- ceives courteous and polite treat ment from the recorder and his deputies. The same courteous and polite treatment will be assured under Governor Tritle's administra- ton of the office, as he will be Col. Brodie's successor.
 Democrats have been making . very loud noise about the two Halls on the republican ticket being easily beaten. They are changing their tune. just now, however, and are be- coming alarmed at the strength being developed by them. W. H.. Hall is a man against whom naughL can be said and is we'll qualified for the position of sheriff and what is more he will be elected by a hand some majority. As to W. E. Halls qualifications for probate judge. no one doubts or denies them and none who knows him and his opponent denies that by education he is the better qualified of the two for the position, which is one eff the most important in the county.
 
 ''C, H. Akers, clerk of the board of supervisors and chairman of the county republican central commit tee, was seen lugging an armfui of pamphlets over to tie express office yesterday morning. These pam phlets, so we are reliably informed, are an attack on Fl. H. Carter, demo cratic candidate for treasurer of this counsy."-Courier. That armful of documents was nothing more serious against MT. Carter than search warrants for a single man who is working for the democratic candidate for treasurer. The peo- pie of this county do not need any literature to inform them of the chronic office seeking propensities of Mr. Cartier, and it would be 8 waste of ink, paper and postage to distribute such pamphlets. If any one has heard of man who is out working for Mir. Cartier, they should communicate the fact to Mr. Akers.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 H. s. Van Slyck left for Albuquer que to-day.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers returned flom Congress last night.
 Frank Heney left for the south on this mornings train.
 T. $. Bullock arrived on last nights train from the east.
 H. E. Lautry arrived last night from the east. He eexpects his family in about two weeks.
 J. =. Gibsen, a nephew of Charley Wallace, arrived from the east yes terday, to take up his residence here.
 Lieut.. Travis and family leave Whipple in few days for George town, Kentucky, where the former goes to take a position as military in college.
 Daily, October P.
 Zamloch tickets are going oG like hot cakes.
 The democratic ring candidates were in town yesterday.
 This section has been visited by fine rains during the vast two days.
 Jos. Campbell, of Phenix, will speak at Patton's opera house this evening.