Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Editorial and sceIIaueous tems.

We arc pleased to note the confidence depressed by the committee, appointed to investigate the management of the Gro Fino Mining Company, in its ger- eral manager Hon. A. W. Callen told grizzly.) No one acquainted with the character of "Old Grizzly" however expected anything different as he is possessed of indomitable energy, and perseverance and is honest in all his transactions It IS matter of gratihca- ton to see the cloud which has rested over this enterprise removed and that work will be continued with increased energy and activity to successful issue. For the sake of the community which is interested in the success of every enter prise, for the sake of old "Old Grizzly" whose energy and untiring industry we want to see rewarded, for the sake of all stockholders, we hope to see the enter prise success and from all the inform a,ion received we believe i,swill be-
 Our contemporary in an effort to pose m the guise and garb of the goddess of virtue has a great deal to say about the work done by Republican newspaper offices at the last session of the legisla- ture. It has repeated on two or three occasions that the service it performed was in good state of preservation yet and would show for itself while that done by the republican papers was scattered to the four winds of heaven. When the work vas called for to be measured by a special commit,e of the territorial council en the night the appropriation bill was under discussion tha, done by the re- publican papers was promptly on hand for measurement while the files of the paper containing the journals could not b. had. We are glad to note that they have been found.
 The territorial press has become tran ouil upon the subject of Governor Zulick's blunders, being satisfied to await the harvest of the seed which has been sown in good places and from which a reasonably fair crop of satisfactory results IS expected. The fact that Governor Zulick does not enjoy the respect of the peopie Of Arizona IS strong supplement to the complaints which have been made concerning his mining operations Tn Mexico and his official incumbency o the ofice of Surrogate of Essex county, \. Jersey. Should the senate confirm his appointment he will have to accom- plish great deal to establish himself in the confidence of the people of this ter ritory.-Tucson Times.
 The result of the experiments that are being made to hybridize wheat and rye are described in the January Century. It is hoped to produce a plant that will yield a wheat kernel on rye stalk, and that will grow on lands that have been worn ou, 10: wheat culture. A plan, has already been obtained that promises to i'll all these requirements. The stalk closely resembles rye and the kernel wheat, but the latter has not yet been produced in sufficient quantities to ascertain its Touring qualities.
 In common with many states and ter ri,ories Arizona has law upon its stat utes imposing license tax upon com mercial travellers or solicitorsfor business houses located in other states. By a recent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States this tax has been de clared unconstitutional, on the ground tha, it is regulation of interstate com merce over which Congress alone has ,he sole jurisdiction. Drumners will no longer pass sleepless nights in devising new ways to evade the law.-Ciiizens.
 Mexico is again about to engage the Yaquis in war.A Gusymas telegram says the Prefect at that place has given orders prohibiting Mexicans from leaving Sonora for lower California. A number of them have been engaged by the Boleo Mining company, a. Santa Rosalia. Much dissatisfaction is caused by the order. and rumors are rife that draft for volunteers will be made during the coming week.
 An armed posse on Tuesday night entered the jlil at Henderson, Ken lucky, where Calvin Simpson, mulatto, who murdered Mrs. Graves, was con- fined, and withou, taking the least notice of the protests of the sheriff and jailor in charge, took their prisoner some distance from the town and hung him to tree riddIing his body with bullets after he had been strung up.
 The Courier very modestly hints tha Attorney General Churchill should iur- nish money to keep the schools in operation, as it says the fees that he received in cases recently would help the school fund. Messrs. Rush & Wells recently received a fee from the county fer services. Probably they might be induced 10 aFn if into the school fund too.
 Dying, urged Henry Ward Beecher in his pulpit on Sunday, is usually painless, and passing out of life far easier than being born. \ man with dyspepsia may