Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

men that could be sent to congress Aner prospectors and business fully of this fact.Journal Miner.
 AFRAID TO TFIL-Why is it that the Courier re- fuses publish the whole truth in regard to the Yavapai county bonds and the memorial to congress under which Governor Murphy acted? This query is easily answered. The Courier dare not tell the truth and doubt if it could if it tried There thing that every citizen in the county knows-tat Is that it does not tell the truth and the more abuse it heaps upon Governor Murphy the harm it does the democratic party in this county and territory and the Courers attacks reputable cit zens of Prescott Is working great injury to this commu nity.-JOumal- Miner
 SAVED HONOR AND CREDIT.-The bonds of Gavapa county which the editor of the Courier the champion of the class of citizens who don't believe in pay ing their honest obligations Is pleased to term illegal evidently legal when they first issued and tnuod to be for eight years If they legal and valid for that period of time they always legal and Yavapa county in repudiang them did not in any way affect their validity; the +-v in following this only put itself on record in the financial world repudi aOr of its honest debts. When this state of affairs be- fact 1t became necessary for to come for ward and redeem the honor and credit of the county, and the merchants and business looking to its future welfare and credit peOned the legislature to take such steps as would place 1avapai once more upon an honest footing. The legislature did with only one dissenting vote, and Governor Murphy the representative in gress carried out the wishes of the legislature It might be well to mention here that the bill for validating the bonds introduced in the United States senate by Stephen M White, the senator from California; who
 
 Senator White is considered one of the ables lawyers and lawmakers in the country and it Is without question that he would not have tathered the bill had he not thought 1t just
 If these bonds had been placed upon legal foot ing it would have been impossible in the future for Yav apa to have financed its paper in any money center on earth It would also have been impossible for Prescott to have placed its water and sewerage bonds Fnancers and capitalists do not to invest their capital in field which controlled by repudiators Governor Murphy in carrying the wishes of the people and the legislature as of he nd he blrn, and vtuperaOn of dyspeDtic repudator will in any way affect the opinions of Yavapas intelligent population concerning \. 0. MWphys connection with the Yavapai bonds-Jofrna-AIi Miner.
 TOO WARM FOR NARK-NIark Smith, the left bower of the democratic mesaiance will not % o Jerome again very His reception there today of such nature that he fled in day and his present whereabouts Is not known.
 Arrangements had been made by Mr. w. S. Adams editor of the Jerome News and likewise candidate for the territorial assembly the democratic ticket to give Ar smith reception tonight and in pursuance of this ob Ject the former gentleman got. out posters announcing the democratic candidates arrival and made a personal canvass ot the town to drum up an audience He nounced Mr. Smith the regular democratic nominee and made all kinds of preparations to give him send-o
 Mr. Adams got along first as far as the posters were concerned but in rounding up audience he made dismal failure In the first place he was utterly unable to find any citizen in the town who would take upon himself the onerous duty of introducing Mir. Smith to meeng and then he told confdentiay that if Mr. Smith at tempted to make speech he would be treated in most discourtCous manner.
 The companys works being shut down most of the miners were down town and when they heard that Mr. Smith intended delivering political speech tonight the trouble began. Men began to gather together and remarks derogatory the character of Mr. Smith and Mr. Adams flying around town and long before open threats made that if the democratic nominee attempted to speak in Jerome he would be handled very roughly Excitement high and it looked for while if the would not wait for Mir. Smith to appear the platform, but would hunt him up before that time
 In fact things began to look omnous that word of the condition of affairs carried Mr. Smith, and the not being to his liking he called carriage and was train Ar, Adams who had taken upon himself the man agement of Mir Smiths Jerome campaign divided up the honors with the Wilson twin, in the way of and knocked hole in his candidacy which it will be hard to repair.-JOurnal- Miner
 TIE OHIO CAMPAIGN-Ashabula Oh Bur ton, Geauga county place of perhaps l,500 inhabitants every business man IS republican. 1t announced that speakers of note coming from abroad address meeting at Lake PunderSon which just at the outskirts of the town When the day arrived there was not business place open All had closed for the entire day, signs being in the windows calling attention to why the stores closed Each sign read differently Peo- pie mareled for with hundreds coming in from the coIn- try the merchants could have done excellent business had their business places been open. Those that mar yelled enough to look into the windows read in one these worlds
 'Cosod to go to republican rally. Five days trade now better than days under democratic times
 Another read: "CCscd to secure lively bu.inoss ror