The Arizona sentinel., 1885-03-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.
War has commenced in Gen. tral America.

War has commenced in Gen. tral America.
 Polygamists, according to re- cent law passed by the Legisla- ture, are disfranchised.
 John R. Farrell, of Tombstone, is to represent Arizona at the National Bi. metallic Convention to be held at Denver, Colorado.
 Hen. J. W. Dorrington's bill for the government of the Territorial Prison, is a law. It provides S3,OO0 for the Superintendent, per annum, and $1,5O0 for the physician.
 Yuma county's proportion of interest, on account Of the Ter ritorial indebtedness, for the year 1883, was $1,501.45; for 1884, $1, ,468. 76-total, $2,97O.21. This interest decreases every year.
 Two Indians were killed by their com rades as witches near Vekol Camp a short time ago.-Tucson Tailings.
 "Witches," indeed! We were taught, when a school boy, that the masculine for "witch" was wizard"
 The following named gentle men have been appointed Regents of the Territorial University to be established at Tucson: A. Frank, of this place, W. R. Horton, J. &. Mansfield, Judge Anderson, Col. Head and John Farrel.
 The following Territorial off, cers have been confirmed: B. P. Clark for Territorial Auditor, T. !. Butler for Treasurer, and Clark Churchill for Attorney General of the Territory, for the next two years
 There was received at the ter- ritorial treasury during the years 1883 and 1884 from all sources, the sum of $669, ,292.61. In the same period of time there was disbursed the sum of S605, 130. 95, leaving balance ill the treasury, December S1, 1884, of $63, ,161.66.
 There was paid into the Gene. ral Fund of the Territory during the years 1883 and 1884, the sum of $4S1, ,S79.56. For the same pe- riod of time there was disbursed the sum of $43S, ,O4O,O5; balance remaining in the treasury De- cember 3l, 1884, $43, ,S39.51.
 The "Prescott Miner" but reite- rates our sentiments when it says that Governor Tritle has been in- defatigable in his efforts to fur ther every enterprise of merit in this Territory. There are few such men as our present wide awake Chief Executive. [.
 The "Prescott Miner" contain. ed the following truthful item:
 Of the members of the Legislature who can justly pride themselves cn goo; work done in behalf of their constltu ency, Hon. John W. Darlington, of Yu- ma, has, in addition to securing the pas sage of the new prison law, and in every other measure, tending to promote the interests of his county and Territory al large, been recognized as amongst the ablest and most earnest supporters.
 The news comes from Tucson via San Francisco, Denver, Albu. querque and Ash Fork, that { man named Landis, who has jus returned from Mexico, says tht Governor of Sonora has given tht Mormons the right to settle tht Yaqui country, which is repre- sented as one of the richest sec tions in the world. There i plenty of water, and coffee, piue apples, oranges, lemons and to bacco grow brofusely, and on tn foothills of the Sierra Madra whea corn and barley can be grown t perfection.
 The "Daily Citizen, publishes at Tucson, exhausts its vocabu lary of invectives and billingsgat at .. 0. Stephens, member ( the Council, because he refuse to suDDort tha hill to remove th