Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
Editorial Comment
In Bad Company.

The Journal been accustomed to obtain its n- inspiration regarding public Yavapai county Phoenix. And least of all Arzona Republican of that city fom, of wisdom wclsprng unbiased advice o this
 surprising ha, the Republican should attempt cduc the arrsmcn by this paper Yavapas representatives the Legislature by jcsting referring the article question mental typhoon and by other equally irrelevant pertinent and verbally pSrc it's effort obscure the
 lt N unfortunate for McS> Burke Davidson and Hull tha, the defense o their official actions should the Republican. Tor such support per almost enough prevalent suspicious regarding their connections and justify the wcmcant admontions that made o them in these columns
 In expressing its opinion regarding inad,isabity
 scent Journal consistently have had cd the Yayapa county Representatives for voting against that for the these gentlemen throughout the session have voted against all regulate railroad IL their 3-ccn measure that called forth dSaprobatiou but h their attitude
 whole similar measures, ccrnng their indifference the wishes constituents
 Whether the Journal Miner represents the sentiment of Yayap county, o which the kcpulll-r slcpca be true bul the petition bearing nifty prominent citizens which the Council and supplemented by many private letters sent direct ought contribute the scope "i the Republicans mental vision Incidentally il m be interesting. in this connection that election not single candidate supported by the Republican Alaricopa county Womay Republican, elected while Yayarai count, which for year, rolled up majority of 6oo there six Republicans elected.
 ill becomes the Republican citizens of this city who signed the petition by declaring that prom incnt business professional excepting Wilson them had ever been heard of in the Territory outside of the corporate limits o Prescott"
 Here the list of the petitioners that public judge
 itself the truth of the Republicans allegations John Iawler J. J. Sanders, H. R. Wood ]. F. Wilson. r. E. Davis F. A. Fletcher Frank M Adams, A. J. IIcrndon C. A. Peter Ir F. IT, Meek Frank Rcii l. (. Forest W. rnkmcycr. Ben Silverman Al Hickey l., r. Corbn \. M ok. C E. Frebcrg II I Andrews Warren r. Day, J. acoby. l. C. Bradbury, David lcs. Mills Dimes, IT, Bowers, C. X. rrcadyay N Asher A. k Lee Ray lt, J. F. Mccullough, WIG Grcnwdod Arthur Audlc ton, r. iaulcr, John r. Richards, W. L. Richards Moore John tirundal J. R. Minor, r. r.. Bics F. C. Wager Wood C. r. Gentry, N liam M Ross, F. F. Anscys Thomas Marront K E Ioung George Martrrd A Enrigt F. j. kcolanc IT, k IIcln. I'd. Dillon.
 The man who heads the list John aWcr wealtlcs men Nayapa county another signcr l. Hickey of the members o the Rough Riders commission appointed by Governor Ebhcy; A. Icrndon county treasurer; C. Bradbury |, county recorder A. Peter r assistant cashier of |" Ailona IT, r. Andrews attorney has member of the Legislative Council and the author of Andrew, Au' !. N w. Moore s l.. S Commissioner for this district With only few exceptions all the other petitioners "I Prescott The Republican further aludcs them as hall dozen taxpayers o and many taxpayers at a This N false as i also the charge that tc are Democrats"
 The petition which is referred by Republican as social lS'c not anarchNic secured within couple of hours haste being necessary in order that might placed the Council Monday Were circulated throughout the city and county several thousand could easily be obtained
 Dcnomnalng petition of this kind as "Socialistc" is moi argument does the udincns common sense Were the fare rate 10 mile and were made 10 clp off c the railroads would exactly tactics as are now
 being employed o defeat and advocates would he lamnoone " '"S'N me railroads have complain of their
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