The Arizona sentinel., 1886-06-19
TERRITORIAL AND EDITORIAL.
Notes and Comments Cleaned from the
 Territorial Press.

name of Col. Harry Reeds new paper at Holbrook. It is independent and fearless, a virtue that has characteriz- ed all of Col. Reeds productions.
 Richard and Pedro Brady, sons of Hon. P. R. Brady Chairman of the Board of Prison Commissioners, have just returned from California where they have been to school, to Florence their home
 A Mexican child two years old, at Casa Granda, was bit by a tarantula last week, and died in twenty minutes from the effects of the bit.
 The Apaches are still getting in their work on the stray settlers.
 Ben Goodrich is mentioned by the democrats for delegate.
 Hon. A. L. Stebbins, of Tombstone, is spoken of for delegate on the repub- lican side of the fence.
 A. s. Dungan, bright young at torney of Tucson, would like to run for district attorney of Pima-co. on the Republican ticket.
 Parties in Ference are talking of getting up party to go up the San Pedro and clean up Eskiminzin's band of Apaches, unless they quit furnish ing the hostiles ammunition and infor- nation.
 Pinal receives its ice supply from Phenix in wagons.
 General Miles and staff were receiv- ed in Carrillo's Garden, at Tucson, on Sunday night. A queer place to be looking for Apache Indians.
 The Tucson papers are again agita- ting reduction works. What they have to reduce is not mentioned, but it is probably the number of politicians and candidates.
 A meeting of the Democratic Cen tral Committee, of Maricopa-co., has been called.
 The papers of Apache-co. are trying to rid the county of lot of rotten offic- ials, by exposing them and their steal ings to the public.
 If the iStar's report of Hon. J. w. Dorrington's conversion to democracy is correct, the Yuma SENTINEL is ar anomaly in journalism, with Dorring ton as democratic proprietor, McCar ter as ultra Republican editor, and Its motto of independent in all things JourqaaL IMimer. The idea that man belonging to political party cannot be independent seems to have taken pos session of some of the hide bound par ] tY journals, and a liberal idea never graces the column of these journals.
 The treasury Of apache CO., has been robbed of over $50,000 in the past year, in one way and an other.
 The Republicans have not yet set 1 tied on the details of their convention, but they will probably hold it in Tue some time in August.
 No mention has yet been made oi any candidates for joint councilman IT either of the districts. It is time that some one of the numerous politicians offer themselves for the good of their country.
 The Prescott Courier says that the financial condition of Apache co. was brought about under republican rule. If the Courier would take the pains 1 to inform itself it would find that the republicans never has had controle ot the financial machinery of that county. The fraudulent warrants were issued by a democratic chairman Luther Maj tin, and a democratic clerk Char ley Kinnear, of the Board of Supervis. ors. Two of the present Board of Supervisors are democrats, and this Board has spent more money which has benefited their own pockets, than all previous Boards.
 Who are candidates for Superinten- dent of Public Instruction of the Ter ritory.
 The insurance companies have paid the Grand Central mine, of Tombstone, S65,000, full amount of insurance on those which were destroyed by fire re- gently. The mine will be reftted in the near future.
 Territorial bonds issued to the county of Gila, for the purpose of repairing roads and building bridges, were sold by the Road Commissioners for two per cent premium. It seems strange that those issued to Apache county would not bring more than ninety-flve ceuts.-St. Johns Herald.