The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

that there are enough people III Globe; and ii formally announces to prospectors and immigrants that. however rich the mines may be in that neighb0rhood, the town must by all means be avoided. Listen 10 it's note Of warning:
 Globe is a musical town. We have a brass band, two sereUad- ing clubs, Q string band, several pianos and organs, and Vio- lIns, guitars and harmonica0s ad lib. 4 saloon Keeper on Main street is fitting up an Orcfestrio which combines all the aforesaid musical arrangements in one. 4 stranger passing through the town when everything is fairly a-blast would think he had struck a musicians heaven over which some such divinity aS Gilmore. Benedict OF Theodore Thomas presided.
 The TucsonesQ are preparing to do t ID brown on St. Augustin'5 day, August 27th. We have re- ceived copy of the notice of the celebration, wrapped up in 8 copy of Fl Fronteri2o. Possibly it is a copy of Fl FrOnteriz0 that we have received, which contains the notice ; but as they are both printed in the Spanish language, we are q little mixed about it. The Arizona Mining Journal, however, has a corr espOndent who tells Us all about il, iD Eng fish. He says that at the time of the establishment of the Mis- sion of Tucson, towards 1768, the church of the presidi0 was dedi- cated to St. Augustin, as the patron saint of the place, hence the custom to celebrate every ye.r, with public rejoicings, the day on which his memory is hon0red by the church.
 The San Bernardino Times thinks that while ii is 8 mere question Of time when the State og California will be divided, that time has not yet arrived. Il very sensib!y says:
 That the state will ultimately be divided there is not room fOl doubt, but with the present linn i tied population Of Southern Call i for0ia the question of division t premature. We are u0t vet pre- pared to carry the additional our den that a separation W0nid pl3Ce upon us. 4 few years hence when we have increased sulfi. cientiy iii population, when oul many resources become thor ougiIy developed, wilt be tune enough tO agitate this question. The Free Press and SENTTNET fight about everything from th( size of their respective offices l. the. size of their respective
 purps "-Ph@niX Herald.
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 objection to age, race or preyiout condition of servitude. phr i SENTINEL would not fer world
 allow any emination from tht
 pen of the Herald man to lack
 truth, through any act of negli
 gence on its part. We hold tha
 editors and Sunday~schO0i super intendents should be assisted il
 their strivings after truth; ant unti! that purp" arrives cur re ! morse shall know no bounds.
 The Los Angeles Mirror is jus
 now engaged in an animated dis
 eussion with itself-ab! no!-be!
 bard0n-with some of the daiiie . of that city-as t0 whether it is
 newspaper or q " fier to Q jo office" IL presents @ highl, creditable appearance, typ0graph
 icany, and contains no more al
 lusions to its job department tha
 many Of its contemporaries, Wh seem to be acting under the ol Latin proverb: " Damnant quo non intelligunt."
 The Tucson merchants have a last determined to become natur alized citizens; at any rate, the are declaring their intention {
 use American money, and dis
 place the cid "dobe" Mexica dollar. These evidences of en
 terprise and improvement ar { - IT. -.--.r ,-Sy,