Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-26
From Saturdav's Daily.

Prof. F. .. HaHord IS ID to"n to- day from Jerome.
 Lester Jackson has gone to Me1i- co on mining business.
 Robert DeLarge, the Agua Fria rancher, is ia town today.
 H. NJ. Merriwether will leave for Kansas City on tomorrow mornings train.
 D. c. Thorme is up from his Santa Maria mining camp on brief busl- ness trip.
 Judge Webster Street came up from Phenix this morning to hold a term of court.
 President Ripley, of the Santa Fe railroad passed Ash Fork today going west.
 The Southern Pacific company will place its sunset limited on the road in November.
 Mrs. E. Trenbreth, very capable business woman, who IS engaged ID business at Big Bug, was m town today.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford came int his morning from the south and re- turned again this afternoon enroute to Mexico on business.
 NIT. and Mrs. Joseph Johndrew have returned from the klOndike country. and are living at Colton, Gal. NIT. JohndIew Is still ln very poor health.
 1 The advance advertising car and a bill-posting force of some fifteen men, representing the Wallace cir GUS, came in from Phenix this morn- ing. W. R. Musgat is in charge Of the ear. The second advertising car will arrive next Saturday.
 It looks as if Yavapai is the ban ner county of the territory m the matter of registered voters. There will be very slight difference be- tween the number registered in this county and in Maricapa with the ! chances in favor of this being the larger.
 General" Wilson continues to dodge the statehood issue. Neither he nor his lieutenants desire state hood. Statehood means the ad- vancement of Arizona. The state of Arizona would soon become un- healthy for politicians who have to delve into the past for issues.--Re- publican.
 Voters should not permit the en thuisiam over Col. Brodie to detract their interest from the county re- publican ticket. The necessity of a change in county affairs IS just as essential as it is that Col. Brodlt should be elected. Vote then foE every man on the county republican ticket from John Burns down.
 A telegram from Topeka, Kan. says: President Ripley, of the santa Fe. issued a circular abolish ing the land department of the road on November l. All lands belong inp to the Santa Fe except the coaI will pass into the hands of John b Frost. the present land commis- sioner. The lands which MT. Frost bought aggregate about 0o,OV' acres.
 Two boys who became tired o parental espionage ran away iron their respective homes in Prescott and Mayer not long since and were brought up in the city hall jail lasi night. They were about Is and l= wears of age and were sentenced tc fifteen days each by Acting Record ar Johnstoue this morning. While thus being cared for their parents will be communicated with in tn, hope that they may be lured baci into the paths of rectitude.-PhenIl Herald.
 HI Collins, republican cand! date for district attorney, made good point in his speech here re centIy in his reference to the leglsla five candidates on the republican tIcket. and the interests they repre- sent. Gorham A. Bray, for th' conn, ,t. is a merchant and bushes man. John Kirwaggen IS a ranche and fruit grower, E. D. TLeadwell, - practical mining man, and J. :. Cai les. a harness and saddle manufac , turar. Certainly, with such a dele cation as this in the territorial leg a islature. every interest in the count , will be safe. Vote the above tlcke straight, then.