Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-31
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
THE CITY AND COUNTY! {!
EsESy Items From Our Own TOEn and
 Surrounding Country.
wEpNESpAY,S paily, oetober 24.

The candidates on the republican
 ticket are first class representative
 citizens. Vote for them.
 Our friend Charles W. Pugh. of
 the Sulphur Valley News, is publish
 ing a daily during the campaign.
 The frame for Jake Marks new
 residence is up. It will be hand
 some structure when completed.
 Train robbery seems to be a
 prominent and lucrative industry in
 the east. It seems to be on the
 free list.
 Thomas H. Brown made many
 new friends while in Prescott He
 will look after the interests of the territory in the next legislature.
 A $500 bet on the election was
 made to-day. The employees of the Saginaw Lumber Company at Will
 jams laid that amount on N. O.
 Murphy and parties took an equal
 amount against him.
 Registration sheets continue to come in. Up to date, ninety-nine names have been received since the great register closed. If registra- ton continues until election day, there will be 1000 names enrolled.
 The total to date now is 5, ,i09.
 The Salt Lake Tribune contains a synopsis of speech made by Apos- tie John Henry Smith, in which that leader of the Mormon church took
 the position that Utah is indebted
 to the republicans in congress for the enabling act, and consequent statehood. The same will be true in Arizona if ever statehood comes this way.-Ex.
 "The attacks now being made by members of the present territorial administration on Hon. N. O. Mur- l phy are. we confdentially believe no part of the handiN ork of Governor 1 Hughes. On the contrary he has had nething to do with it, and l further, he does not propose to mix in that kind of business. ."-Citizen This creditable to Governor Hughes.
 Whats that bellS
 Iris the funeral knell,
 or democracy's spell.
 And echo says: "'tis well, 'tis we'll"
 John s. Jones, the workingman's friend and the miners friend, will | get a big majority at the approach ing election.
 R. E. Morrison has made first class district attorney and should be reelected. The same can be said of Thomas Roach as supervisor.
 Miners should not lose sight of the fact that a republican senate passed a free coinage bill and the house which was democratic refused to pass tt.
 Yavspai county will give Oakes Murphy a good big majority. Those loan commission and Mormon let Ter lies have made many a vote for him here.
 Geo. W. Sines is out on Cherry Creek developing his mines and earning a living for his family, but voters will not forget him on elec tion day. Mir. Sines will make a T good supervisor.
 Commencing from yesterday the troops at Whipple will have short practice marches in heavy marching order, to prepare them for the march to the Verde which will take place on November 1.
 The Pbenix Herald says that Charley Genang's horse stealing h. dian is again b,shind the bars. MT Genung is a regular sleuth hound when on the traii of criminals and very seldom or aeFer fails to get his | man. n "Zamloch has met with so much V success during his engagement at r the AlcazaF that he will continue one week longer.T-Daily Examiner, F San Francesca. Cal. At Patton's opera house Friday evening, Oct. d 26.
 Last night a long string of sub- f, stantial looking heads of families d walked away from the Alcazar with hams, stoves. lamps and furniture which they had won.-The Morning Ii Call. San Francisco, Cal. At Pat O tons opera house Friday evening. Oct. %. It would be worth menagerie to a see "ourp tall aMark, and Jerseys st bunty little Zoo" fall on each e others neck on the arrival of the q Jersey political "bleed." Lordl {; What a weeping there will be; and Ehetting up of kniyes.-Phenix Herald 8 5. A. Prince announces himself as n sn independent candidate for con- D stable of Prescott precinct in this s; issue. Mir. Prince is at present 2 and is an efficient q officer, faithful and attentive to his s duties. II elected constable, he will l, DO doubt fill the position in au equally satisfactory manner.
 PERSONAL MENTION. Major William De Witt is in Phe- b nix. q Prof. z rmloch VII arrive on this U eFening's train. q Frank Heney is expected to ar : rive this evening. ' Dennis Burke returned yesterday @ rom his trip east.
 G. ". Pittoek, otthe Albuquerque I Citizen is in town. Il Mrs. E. J. Austin returned last f evening from her visit to Flagstaff. V Bueky O'Neill will say his little ( populistic speech Friday evening at r the court house. f. Fora Morgan is seriously i'll and !. her attending physician says there U IS no hope for her recovery.