Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
cmARGEs AGAINST 6Sv 1ChseA A'

AGAsxsF G0v- 8CLs&A. NEWARK WANTS TO "PULL UP THE CUR
 FANS" ON ssNAToR MPHERsoN's
 Ever since President Cleveland aP- po,nsed Col C Meyer Zalick, ot Newark' governor vi Arizona territory, his Politi- cal enemirs ln the oemocrauc party have made determined efforts to de eat h's confirmation by the United States sen aie. As v.s recently stated in the Herald . .u,, vas brought against him as the president of the New Jers y and Sonora Reduc.,sn company by some of the s,oc ckholders of the concern In the bill of complain. fled in the Nev Jersey court of chancery 1t IS alleged that ne viIiLlly misrepresenied the affairs of the company and induced people many ot whom ~ere his intimate friends, t"in- vest money m the company. and suose- ou~ntly the funds were used for the de- val ,p.nrnt ot silver mIne In Sonora Mexoo. A fcll hlstor, ot the case vas for~A ded 10 Washington.
 SERIOUS CHARGES.
 During the las: few days another scsndAl was cresied by the prodrctio" oi an sffi iavn made by A drrmAn Ueo Smun, oi Ns~ark, m winch he makes very sn..us charges sgainst Coi. Liiick m co.necuon ~i.h his nominaiion TOT surrogate of Essex county and the -iee- non winch followed An account oi Alderman SmIL's terrible death from cnArbon m.ligne was published in :hs Herald lwo monIhs ago. He had been a close per-onai fneno of Colonel Luli'k for may years.bu IS, pr'or to his deA'h . cu.In,ss xas noti. cd bc.~sen theui. The .ffii.va w1s made several months t,.i.fe hs death and probably ~oui remaan ,he ,xo,usse property oi tn. senate if he we're Alive to-day.
 TUE AFFIoAvIE
 IL Is now III possession of Senator Harrison, of Indlans, chairman of the the committee on terrroriss, but copy of a is preserved m Newark. IL details various pracuces, which, Il alleges, gov ernor Zli.ck Indulsed m during Andrew Iohnson's admlnisustiou. when Zullck held for brief period the position of U s. Assessor for the Newark district, and refers to ,he manner in which the offices at his disposal were disposed of The sfi iavii further states that at the fast general election (rss4) when Zsiick was candidate for Sur gate and was de- feAteo, he approached Alderman Smith, then chairman of the pucllc buildings comm,ree, and proposed plan b, wnich. when a recount of the ballo' boxe, ~As called for, II would show tha Zulick vas elected and not defeated, a. VA, urvIvu.iy announced. In the afh- davu Alderman Smith stated the he va acruated m making 1t solely by desir' to show that Zulick was not prcpe person to hold the offioe of governor O Auz,nA or any position under the demo cr4rlc adminisua.ion.
 THE PRESIDENT AND sENArSR MPHER-
 SON.
 Speaking of the a@ iavit well-kno~l New rsey polrioian sad 10 Hera repofter yesterday: 'President Clsv~ land ~ss v1y angry xh,n he heard o the affidavit, and immediately sent fo Senator McPh-rson, who recommends Zua Ks -ppa,.imsnt. The latter sen iv, several Ns~Irk democrats and askr' Ia have the ma,'sr :nvSsi a'rd. Al iS' mAn Smi,h ws> seen a wvtk t,io [ r. oeih. He ss 4. IA d his charges au promised tv : ve ,hrm in de al. b. iIvse ne ~a> working u,oa a iuli state men, when he c,rd. The whole mat { h.s txrn is!si,rd 10 suo-comu'iie cousi,,,ns ct Srna, rs Gror.e, of Ms Issippi and Cul.-sn. .t Iilino's, sho wer ,nvvsu ztng n'oerIh,r wIih the Sonor mine mat er."
 |, IS uniersioo6 hat there are oths chsr.rs s-sias, C .ser ,or Ziibk n m s~rsxe>s on uf '.i~ .snai" committee, sf u.s .t h ..G n.r .> '.v!as fur sshe .NsE ,L,.aS ? .h, ',.ahn crmoor
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