Arizona republican., 1896-10-13

the next meeting, which will be held sometime next week.
 I. E. Solomon of Solomonville, one of the leading merchants of southern Arizona, is so sure of McKinley's cleo tion that he offers to bet s150 against $50 on the result. He is a thorough business man and no buffer and his money is itching to be covered.
 Gus Taylor and Will Stewart paid a visit Sunday ito the Gila, but they found the river too high for ducks, so turned their attention to quail shoot ing. They report that the Indians claim that there are thousands of duck at the junction of the Salt and Gila.
 Today is the last day of registration and if you have not yet registered you will not have the opportunity after to- day. Justice Johnstone was kept pretty busy yesterday registering vot- CTS who had neglected to do so before and he expects another rush today. A slight change has been made in the programme of Republican meet ings to be held in this county. The date for the Gila Bend meeting has been changed from the 20th of the month Ito the 26tIh Meetings will also be held at Cartwright, Peoria and Buckeye
 Following is the ticket nominated by the Republicans of Yuma county: Council, J. H. Carpenter; assembly, R. s. Hatch; sheriff, F. s. Ingalls,; treas urer, c. H. Riise; recorder, B. D. Rose; district attorney, John Wright; pro bate judge, A. Frank; supervisors, L. B. Clark, Mohawk; J. M- Speese, Yuma It was reported yesterday that Frank Elwen of The Populist, who was chas- tised Saturday by Eldridge Jordan, was very low and was thought not able to live. Dr. Helm who is in attend ance, says that he is very sick man, but will recover Elwell is suffering from a kick administered in the groin by Jordan.
 i Following is the ticket nominated by the Pinal county Democrats: Council, F. G. Hughes; assembly, F. F. Winter, A. J. Preston, A. c. Bernard, J. B. Fin ley; sheriff, R. N LeatherwOod; re corder, s. M. Franklin; district attor- ney, F. D. Satterwhibe; treasurer, c. H.
 Hoff; probate judge, SI s. Wood; su- pervisors, M. G. Samaniego and Thos. Bullock,
 The city council met last night in special session to hear the arguments in the Gardiner franchise case which the council is trying to repeal. The alt torney for Gardiner claimed that he
 was not ready to present his side of the case, so the matter was laid over.
 The matter of using the Gamewell fire
 alarm system came up for discussion,
 but it was laid over for final decision
 next regular meeting.
 General A. J. Sampson who is now
 stumping the east for Mckinley, will
 shontly return to Arizona and will
 stump the territory in behalf of the Republican nominee for congress. He
 will speak at the following places on
 the dates named: Holbrook, October g; Snowflake, October 23; Concho October 24; St. Johns, October 26 Prescott, October 30; Jerome, October
 31; Congress, November 2.
 Evangelist Crittenton i'm his private car, "Good News" will arrive by the T T0SuptI LM. ~ IT. Ilbdlu lluo uuOluMl5 IN is accompanied by three assistants
 who will take part in the meetings te 7 be held in Gardiner's hall during the next ten days. His work is considered , of such benefit to the country that tht } Southern Pacific company hauls his cal
 free of charge wherever he desires tt go to hold gospel meetings. His frs service in Phoenix will be held tonigh' , at 7:3O o'clock.
 Tucson Star: A week ago The Sta
 published a rumor that lt[he Papagoe' 7 living in the southern pant of thu l county were buying guns and ammuni r tiOn in large quantities and it wa! 5 suspected that they were acting a agents for the Yaquis wyho were get ting ready for another outbreak agains B the Mexican government Person F coming to the city had met band 0 |, Indians with a lot of guns. Captain
 Berger, sub-agent at San Xavier, wa
 ln town yesterday and gave an expla nation of the circumstance on whicl z :. the rumor was founded. The Indial ' police at Fresnal had surprised som ; smugglers and captured lot of mesca . and four guns. There were three In dian guards permitted to carry guns
 They were on the road when they wer T met by the persons who left lthe repor u here and who naturally noted the dis u crepancy between the number of gun and the number of Indians