Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-15
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The interior department has ap- pointed appraisers to appraise the value of the buildings On the Camp Verde reservation which was re- served from settlement.
 H. Fl. Cartier, county assessor, has made another effort to get taxes out of the defunct r. X A. c. rail road, as he again assessed It as per sonal property and has advertised to sell the rai.s on April Is. Wonder if the plea If being a live railroad will be set up again!
 Our contemporary still thinks that Mckinley and free silver" were perman ently defeated last Sat urday, and apparently thinks that the result of a republican primary iu Prescott settled the presidential contest. Mckinley, protection and free silver will be the political watchword during the next cam paign which will lead to one of the greatest political victories ever achieved in this country.
 In a spirit of pleasantly the JOUR- NAL-MINER referred to J. F. Mccoy, yesterday, as Boss" Mccoy, for the artive interest he took in Saturdays primary election. The title of po- litical boss Is one which very few meu object to as it implies a leader ship, in political matters and is con- sidered an honor, certainly never anything disLonorable. MT. Mccoy however objects to the title and re- quests 1t to be announced that he is not boss so his request is cheer fully compiled with.
 The Political Study club held its first regular meeting at the resi- dence of Mrs T. W. Otis yesterday afternoon. .irs. Otis is president of the club an very gracefully but firmly wieldc the gavel. Roll call was respond, ! to by each member with a shorl quotation from some author. MI-. De Lanty read the minutes of tk- previous meeting. A lesson and questions in civil gov ernment auC "Shattuck's Rules of Order were assigned to each mem Der. The meeting adjourned to meet in two weeks at the same place.
 The following from the Holbrook Argus applies with equal force to every paper iu the territory: Our friends shoul remember we are all ways present. that We labor each and every day in the year for the good of the party; that our daily lsbors are gwen public expression each week in the Argus. What with labor and advertising, the party paper gives yearly, hundreds of dol lars to the cause it espouses. Too many are prone to overlook these matters, and thus neglect to give the credit which Is rIghtfully due the paper and is proprit tor"
 The coming of the Great Wallace Shows with it's colossal menagerie, 3-ring circus and hippodrome that exhibit here May 19, will be a gen uine treat to amusement-going peo- pie who patronize this kind of en- tertalnment, as it will be the first show of the kind to pitch its tents in this section. During it's tour last season this show received the most fiattering notices from the press all over the country. An idea of the magnitude oI it may be obtained from the order placed yesterday by it's agent for one days rations alone for the animals. D. Levy & Co re- ceiyed the ortier and it consisted of three tons of hay, one ton of oats and about half ton of bran and corn.
 A. E. Hinton of Phenix is in town.
 c. E. Denton came in from Jerome to-day.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers went to Phenix to-day,