The Arizona sentinel., 1881-10-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.


al and business management, in
the retire nent of f. P. ThOmp-
son. Mr.. Thompson's manage
ment of the paper has been wise
and able, and he has given the
paper positive character for
honesty, worth and ability. He
is succeeded in the editorial
chair by Judge w. Van Voor.
hies, who says: "Up to this stand
"atd the present proprietors will
"attempt, at least, to keep the
"paper, keeping inamind always
"the best interests and welfare of
"the Territory, and ever vigilant
"to protect its material and
"moral advancement" In hold
ing up this high "moral " stand
ard by example, the Journal fails
to give the SNTlNEL credit for
an article which 1t copies. It is
only one column, so it does not
make much of a steal.
For prompt business habits and
an earnest desire to serve all
commend us to certain Los An
geles print-shops. Recently we
sent to one Of them ON a matter
OF some little Importance, but re-
ceiving no reply, we sent to an
other firm. The same treatment
was accorded at this house, and
well, for fear that we will be do
ing an injustice, we won't say
just what We think.
San Francisco is having a dose
of the 4" Boy Preach err" a tender
youth of twenty.seven summers,
whose zeal for souls is only ex.
celled by his love of money. In
Chicago, last winter, he made a
big winning. ihe church under
whose auspices he Was operating
agreed TO pay him two dollars
head sfor all conversions, and d
certain amount for each person
placed under conviction. AT tie
conclusion of his game he drew
in a nice little pot of $4,000, be
sides what other little winnings
he made by side plays. $50,
work in my vIneyards to-day"
and collect your pay as you 20.
To the minds of the envious,
who are generally less successful,
it may seem as though egotism
Was at the bottom of it all; but
however tkat may be, We desire
to return thanks for the many |
complimentary notices the Sen
TINEL has received of late. 1t is
true that a great many of them
are simply expressions ofjDurnal-
istic courtesy: yet even they help
to strew tatfy along the sweet
path way of a country editors
life. We have also received some
notices that were decidedly un-
complimentary in word but the
sources from which they came
make Us regard them as being
the highest praise.
Mr.. -. NJ. Berry. editor of the
Commercial, leaves for San Ber-
nardlnO this morning to take part
in the Eiremeu'S festivities at
that place, and We would bespeak
for the veteran editor hearty
welcome in that enterprising
burg. He will gather statistics
from the different sections of that
county for our next illustrated
Commercial, to he issued on
Christmas day. " Served him
Angeles Gunner
clal, Oct. 22.
Second the motion. Served |
him right" If anybody ever
needed or deserved rest, Mr..
Berry Is the man. To the certain
knowledge of the writer of this
paragraph he has prepared four
columns of editorial and local
matter every day for the last six
years, prepared the copy for two
immense illustrated editions,
aud held up his end with the
boys in numberless campaigns.
Auburn has been made happy
by the arrival of hearse for an
enterpriging firm of undertakers.
-Ex..
And now the doctors propose
to make the uDdertakers compar-
atively happy by giving them
chance to run out the "machine"