Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
"Court House Gang'' will Not Get Usual
 Majority
Other News Notes From The Crown King
 District
special Correspondence.


 GROWN KING, Ariz., Oct. 19.--As election day approaches great interest is shown in the political outcome. There will be very few, if any. straight tick. cts voted throughout the Bradshsws That the Republican ticket is m un. usually strong one is admitted by the -ankest Jacksonian Democrat, and both parties realize that it will be n battle royal. Regardless of party affiliations, <. F. Morrison for district attorney, \. J. HcrDdon for treasurer, J. C. Brad. bury for recorder, and George P. liar. rington for supervisor, seem to be the | 'pccial favoritcs in this section. As 10 the shcriff's office, the vote will un ioubtedly be close between Smith and Lowry. Jolly will have walkaway Tor superintendent of schools,~ and Major Doran is favoritc for the coun. | ell. Joint statehood will be turned town by an overwhelming majority even if two or three unsophisticated Holsters arc spieling away in favor of it. What is known as "the court house gang are not going to get their usual heavy majority in the Bradshaws this year, and good many we'll prepared plans are "gang aglec."
 Your correspondent was recently through the Walnut Grove and Kirk. land section of the country, and found that Democrats and Republicans alike are going to support Geo. F. Harrington for supervisor, Mir. Harrington accept. ed the nomination with the unders, and. Ing that he would do absolutely no can vassing as his business interests would not allow of his leaving them for the ,ength of time required in n canvass. 'ng tour. Mir. Harrington has been in Arizona for some fifteen years and has done more toward developing the Bradshaw country than any other indi- vidual and those who know him per. sonally are the ones who are working hardest for him. He has devoted the better part of a life time in the ad. vancement of Yavapai county, and is tied up now SO that he will probably spend the remainder of his life here. It would take n Nelson hitch to make the voters here believe that there is n better man on either ticket than George P. Harrington.
 Work is still progressing on the Grown King mine and the main tunnel into the mountains, a distance of nearly 2,s0O feet, has nearly all been retim. bered. Progress is necessarily slow, as a good deal of caved ground was en' countered, but the work is being pushed as fast as possible. A number of east ern stockholders are expected to arrive at any time, to go over the company 's entire holdings, with view to opening up number of other projects long favored by them.
 , Manager Peacock of the Buster Min ing company has left for eastern point, where he will be held for some tim, on company business. The Buster ha, recently made very good showing and some of the prettiest sulphide or, in the mountains has been taken iron their shaft. They have q large bod, of good ore in sight, and are pushing development work.
 What are known as the "Old Brad, Mines,' near Brady Butte, on Turkey Greek, are now being roopened, ans ome very encouraging rock has com, 10 light. Conductor Fox of the Brad 'haw Mountain railroad, is one of tn, promoters of this property.
 F. A. simon, of the Gold Hill Mining 'ompsny, will leave shortly for To, Angeles, to consult with The stock. holders regarding their property. E. W. Zachan of the Savoy Mining company, has accepted a position with the Poland Mining company, and left he first of the week for Poland, greatly the sorrow of the Crown King 'sluffh artists.
 Bernard Cunniff, manager of tho Savoy Mining company, left wednes lqy for Bishee and southern points vhere he will remain for some time or miring fusiness.
 Miss Edith Armitsge of Prescott l. -t present visiting with Dr. and Mr. ]. K. Mcdonnell at Crown King