Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-08
uevs. notes and Comments.

nevs. N0teS and Comments.
 The Standard Oil Company of Penn sylvania has amassed SIoo, ,ooo,ooo since its organization.
 Visitors to Newport hotels are warned against wearing seersucker coats down to dinner.
 Goode as government counsel can do the Pan-Electric Telep hone Company a great deal more good than he could as solicitor general
 A perfectly pe.rihed c1t has been found at Ansonia, Conn. A perfectly
 aralyzed "a, ough, to be found some where in the immediate vicinity.
 Secretary Whitney oi the navy has opened a conscience account Inc only entry yet made, however, has been alive dollar contribution from Boston man.
 Public office is a psn-elecirc trust, remarks the New York Sun al the close of paragraph relative 10 the apPoin'- ment of ex-Solicitor Goode as one of the counsel in the suit which the govern mep, has b7essh, agalnst the Bell Tele-
 company.
 Queen Christina of Spain IS perfectly devoted to the baby King, and may be seen any day in the Palace Garden at La Granjs sitting under the shade tree with the child in her lap. while the little Princess plays on the grass al her feel. Spanish etiquette is completely laid aside whilst the Court is in the hills, and the Queen enjoys taking long walks with her children m the suroundins country without attendants She deyo,es the afternoon 10 sta,e business, and the evening to music.
 An exchange suggests that after the United States and Mexico are done with Cutting, the insignificant cause of the unpleasantness between the two countries somebody ought to take him by the ear and lead him gently but firmly to Den yer and compel him to settle a little wash-bill of sixty-three cents he owes wash-woman in that city. This could be done, it is believed, without still fur ther complicating the relations Of ihe two countries or narrowing up the soul of Secretary Bayard.
 Pushaluck, one Of the Pawnee Indians connected with the "Wild Vest Show at Staten Island, x. Y. last week eloped with and married a white siT! whose heart he had won by his good looks and dexterity as a rider. Mrs. Pushaluck is reported to have considerable sum of money, and Pushaluck IS looking forward to great honor and many ponies on the reservation, where Mrs. Pushaluck says she will accompany him whenever he is ready to go.
 Bob Taylor, the democratic candidate for governor of Tennessee, IS only thirty six years old. Ills brother All, who IS the republican candidate, IS two years older. A letter received by gentle man in Prescott. from 2 Tennesseean, vho is friend of the Taylor family and who was a delegate to the democratic convention. conveys the intelligence, that Bob Taylor was the only candidate be- fore that body who was TO, an ex-con- fedesate soldier. The other candidates, be stated, were men who had lived on blood pudding and slept in coffins all their lives. A predominance of young delegates in the convention, who took no stock in the dead issues of the past, sat down upon the aspirations of these old confederate war horses. This IS 3 hopeful sign for Tennessee.
 The suggestions made in this issue, in reference to a plan tor establishing reduction works in this vic nity, is done after consultation with practical bus iness mea and miners. They are vel worthy of perusal by all who are inter ested in the prosperity of the town and the development of our mining resources That there is an abundance of ccmpara- lively low grade ore in this section there can be but little doubt. 4 contribution of 1000 or even 5000 tons .oi from 4o to Go oucce ore can be contributed by mine owners without affecting them n the least. Let miners and others con- sider this proposition and perhaps t may lead to the suggestion of a 5eit,r one. At the present time the country and town are suffering from inactivity. Let us arouse 10 action oi some kind.
 The Epitaph now proposes th . name of Judge Thomas Mitchell, Of Tomb MnEIQE Republican nominee foF Delegate to CossEeesS'cc'=i1ss IS s15 l ectional interest in making the propo- ition. It strikes the ordinary observer hat Cochise is pretty well represented lready in Terr,:oral affairs; for instance here is Tom Parish, Governor de ;ac,o, :. Meyer ZulicS, Governor presu mtive,