Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
A. J. DORIAN.

 county republican tickets:
 A. T. DORIAN.
 Candidate for delegate to con gress, needs no introduction to the people of Arizona. He has resided here for great number of years and has been engaged in mining all the time. He was elected repeatedly to serve the people of Pinal county, where he formerly resided, in the territorial legislature and the trust reposed in him was always so faith fully executed that his election was characterized by large majorities. Two years ago he was nominated as councilman-at-large, and his Popu- larity was shown from the fact that he received a larger vote than either one of the three candidates for dele gate to congress. He was elected president of the council and hls rulings in that body were noted for their fairness and impartislity. It Is doubtful if any presiding officer of a legislative body ever gave better satisfaction than did MT. Dorsn. He IS man of the people, who has known what it is to labor, and con sequently knows how to sympathize with laboring people. He knows the needs of the territory and will work for its interests. He is honest and conscientious and will serve the people well. Vote for him on cleo ton day.
 W. 6. HEAD
 Candidate for the legislative coun- ell from this county, Is almost equally we'll known throughout the territory as the candidate for dele gate, while in this county he IS known to every man, woman and child, who has resided here for any length Of time. He has been a resi- dent of Yavapai county for a quar- ter of a century or more and during all of that time has been one of its foremost citizens in everything per tanning to the welfare of its people. He Is at present and for several years has been engaged in merchan- dising and stock raising in the Verde valley. He seryed one term in the territorial legislature and proved himself one of the sblest and best legislators the territory has ever had. Ability to secure legisla- ton should be considered above partisanship and YavaPai county could not send better representa- tive than MT. Head and he should have the support of the people gen erally.
 r. A. TRITLE.
 Candidate for the assembly, is so well known all over the territory, that it seems almost presumptuous to say anything in regard to him. Governor Tritle is a native of Penn sylvania. He assisted in the organ ization of the republican party and has been a consistent republican ever since. He took an active inter est in politics in Nevada, when on account of his popularity be was on several occasions chosen as the standard bearer of the party. He was appointed governor of Arizona during Garheli's administration and notwithstanding the fact that during his administration he had many complicated and serious emer- gencies to meet in connection with Indian troubles and other affairs be conducted the office ID such a man her as to win the approval of the citizens of the territory generally, regardless of politics. Two years ago he was nominated for recorder by the republican convention and received the highest vote of any man on either ticket The admins tration of the office under him has been marked for it's promptness and for the polite and courteous treat ment accorded all who have had business with the office. Governor Tritle's we'll known ability, coupled with his ripe experience in business affairs, makes him a man of pre-em- 'antly qualified for the position of .egislstor. and the voters of this county will be derelict in their duty If they do not by their votes select him to represent them in their leg islative halls next winter.