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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03

very disgraceiu? Let Us draw 4 com
parison. General Sir Garn.t Wolsely
was sent by the English government ID
the Soudan te smash the Mahdi." He
encountered a savage foe, in IN and.
Aaterless country, and parohec by :d-
tense summer heat He id net succeed
in Smashing the MahCi." bu, he made
a good effort, and in consequence, on
his return to England he was made
Lord" Wolsely, endowed win a large
annual pension, besides being decorated
With orders, crosses and medals without
number, as were also ali lis ciicers and
mentp a greater or less ex'en'.
General Miles and ii; officers en-
countered in Geronimo Z much more
wiIy and better armed artlgonlst than
the Mahdi. county as arid and dry as
the SOudsn, and a summer sun whose
scorching rays were as fierce as those oil
Africa. Hi, of6 -ers and men followed
their willy and tireless enemy through
mcunt.ii fAtlesses, rugged plains ano
waterless deserts si,h almost supeIhuman
endurance; from the temperate New
Mexican groves - the tropical palms 4
old MeAicc and back again, till wearieo
BY the constant hanassing pursuit and
without ammunition enough 10 do any
more Fl. ftiag. the Mahdi Of tao Amer
can Soudan surfsnders. BIT our Amer
can general completes lis vict ny by
crowning !, with az achievement III
greater. IN moving away The eitire hostile
tribe, and thus prevent ng any danger
from Iii; source for all future time.
But where is the triumphal return t.
the nations capital for our victor Gus
genera? Where are the SlI;tering deco
r.tions and his medals Of bravery, and
his Promotion. and alas where on.
where are the just words Recommendation
from his commance5-,n-chiet Not ever
a word no. promotion TO brevet rank
comes = such men as Niles, LlSton,
Gstewood and all the ether gallant
officers and men who have taken par 1T
this campaign. Indeed as Mrs. Parting
ton nigh, justly remark comparisons
are edorous. "-Opinior, Albuqaer que,
N. NJ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
MORE THIN HASH.

Under the false cation Of "a. i7rue'
the ADM. i,.r.t on eoi.or Of the Organ
.sain doubles on his tail and goes over
tae same old dittr.be about TIE exiravs-
sanoe Of the T,,'e admir- TT on, ttc.
lie evidently thinks that by comparison,
the adn.ia:.t-a.isn Of his maste. wii-h
las never been accused CT Gcing any
thing ox-ep: give .t.e.i taft may receive
some ur5escryed credt He repeats
parrot Ike, tie same cid nisrepresen,2-
tors which have been .efuted tine and
asa.n. Tne same q! monCtJnous re-
fin Of f5lsc asse'ii1 DTS and unsourd GER
oreiu-s. lie knows ina; the ca;ok-vo;e
assertion :hst the administration 81 Gov,
ernor T,.te authorized the employment
If an army OF clerks" Is uLt7ae, yet be
continues to make :; for the purpose Of
&c, ling. lie knows ;hat Gov. Title
and MS aiuilrtra'i1a had nctains ID do
with The emp'5yme,; Q. clerks TT ,ha;
they were employed by lssisl-t Ire hal.
of wh'ch was mocr.t.c, i'dependon;
O. TIE Governors acton.
He Enows TIA. The Governor had no
coaro, over the pr.It.ng and other ex-
t-ava-rnces q: with he speaks, excep;
Gy ystr,gile c'tre appropriation till
vi d 10 one WI say h. should have
done. lie knows TIA. Gov. Trt,e was
the albeit, most progressive ard most
pcpuia, Governor the TerrI)Ey has ever
had. and that ,c-iay he commands the
conf ience and respect o. al the people
of Arizona, and ;ha; by lis enterprise
aad energy he is dig more 10 develop
the resources and further the advance
r,sn. az Arizona conmerCilily and
s,c.sl'y ,han any mar, vet he keeps up
hshosi against HIN in the Interests Ct
lis r.1t. who Is Compare, veiy UT
Known ex-ep: in Newark, y. J., and
Sonora. Mexico.
Hetllks abou: The Insane Asylum D.
renors s1.irs the bonds o; the Terri;ory
70 The Treasurer Of Their Board - i-ss
,.an the law allows, when he knows TIA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
INDIAN LAND c7kBsERs.

We have heard OF great many
absurd propositions in regard To the
treatment of the Indians, but for down
right nonsense the recommendation OF
Gov Zulick in his report to the Secre-
tlry OF the Interior that GO acres Of
land be set apart for the head of each
Apache family, exceeds anything We
have heretofore heard Of. Why should
barbarous Indian have more than 3
civilized white man who is allowed the
privilege OF pre-empting but 100 acres OF
arabic land or Of purchasing 6i0 acres Of
d sert land, subject TO stringent condi-
tons of reclamation, etc?
And who imagines FOX an instant that
an Apache Indian would cultivate CT
care for all OF l60 acres?
In Arizona where the proportion OF
tillable land is comparatively small the
recommendation is especially absurd.
The hard working white farmer and
rancher and taxpaying producer OF the
country will hardly take kindly to such
stuff and nonsense.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03

Gov. Zu'ick's arbitrary action in the
Insane Asylum matter is costing the ter
ii ory a great deal Of money. The
asylum has been ready for some time TO
receive the patients, but Gov. Zulick pre-
fers to have them kept in California at a
greater cost than they can be maintained
at Phenix, no, only sending large
amount Of money out of the country
which should properly be disbursed here,
b., compelling the magnificent asylum
constructed at great cost to vemain idle
and unoccupi-d. And when the legis-
lature meets he expects to ask an spprc-
pr.ation 10 pay attorneys fees, pliuting.
etc, Incident to his arbitrary attempts
TO Gust the legal directors. The tax
payers should be awake to these
schemes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
Horrors Of Insomnia.

Il steals on a fellow unawAres and
strikes him plump between the eyes.
Then he wouldn't sleep for week. 1t
sings in his ears ike thousand inse {,
and sticks pins in him every time he tries
to get snooze.
II tackled ne the other day. The first
thing it 6ii was 10 impress ne with The
idea that was in great hurry. Then
II bea, me Until l was very tired. Then
it gave me u under.tind that had jist
three minutes TO sleep, and stuck pins IN
me to make me hurry about / Then y,
let RE off short VI III my head sunk on
the pilios, when suddenly il cried ''rime',
up !" and landed tue in the middle OF the
floor. Next i dragged me back to bed,
ran sticks in my eyes. pulled my haIr,
tickled my felt tsisled my nose, and
pulled OFT all my hngeI-nalls. After
three or four ii shts OF TINS began - tall
asleep. II began in my legs and grad
ually ran over me up to my neck. But
my head kept wide awake and began TO
grow. Some one was d',llins holes irt ,
II and swinging some sort of tackle Oh j.
that squeezed 50 light II made my eyes
pop ou;. Ny eye IDS ws'e hauled up bv
ropes over the top OF my head. My
head Continued to swell. GIT ing bigger
and bigger every moment. Fina'iyir go,
70 be a. immense balloon, that i It'd mt
up and carried me tn~a'd the s,srs at ,
fearful rbte OF ed. l. icok my trea'h
away and made my hsels swiEg through
the AIR in terrible way.
Up, up. ike a shot, all among the
clouds TIA, 50 by At an ssful speed. The
world get very small and spun srounG
like top. The stars viii led .hr,usss
space and plunged one a I = another TO
the moon. l few past eveot ing, sui
up. up. up, faster and faster. Ny eye.
and ears we're burning. The world sot
out Of sight, and the .tIrs Circled a.oand
beneath me ike a mighty whi,lppni #
flre. There was 4 n,isbly black ice:
hanging overhead. There was a sudden
crash. My head struck something ano
bursted. Everything got dark and
tumbled down through space 81 FIJI int
full speed. The stars sho, by me and
passed the moon with a rushing noise.
its barsn plains echalng back sound
like . mighty cyclone. l struck bottom
with mighty shock l found myself
standing in the middle Of, floor in my
bedroom looking at The clock. had
slept just .hres-quaiters Of second
EXCHANGE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
tors saved more money to the
v in interest than the difference

.n9sc and what they we're sold
.Or. and that The Territory gained by the
transaction, and that At the time the
bonds were sold i, required extraordina-
ny eaer;on to sell them at any price
en- account of the attack made upon the
teni:orirl credi, by the present adsinis-
st,aIon. ard that the bonds wese sold for
an exceptionally high figure under the
oi;cumStlnces. The admit tration
editor knows all this, yet he wilfally
seeks to mislead the public and he Gun
niugly tries to connect the last reput-
lean federal administration With the
local issues Of this campaign His OF
jest is tSc-lold, first u work of hls
mai &c against people Who are his super
Tors in every way, and second to divert
the attention Of taxpayers from the pre-
posed appropriation jobs which himself
and master are preparing for the I4'h
Lesisl-tIre. N,ither scheme will work
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03

The campaign is over. The election
is past. The will Of the people as ex-
pressed at the polls will be known in a
few days. That they have acted wisely
we do net doutt. Lit the heat and ex-
element accidental 10 all campaigns be
now forgotten and buried in the past,
and let reproli;ans and democrats alike
put their shoulders to tine wheel Of prog
ress and help to develop our industries
Our rsi.road is being butt. With its
completion to Prescott, our capital viii
need increased hotel accommodations,
sampirg and reduction works, electric
lights, new houses in which to domicile
the increased population which is bound
to be here. l. will need the united
effort Of our citizens Of all parties to stand
in together and work for i;s prosperity.
tina, cur foudest hopes may be realized.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
Territorial Counts Must Not interfere
With Land Agents.

A Washington telegram OF recent oaie
says: In August the defendants IN the
case of the contest against public lard
entry in the Oxford land dr tnet IN Idaho
sued oct a writ Of prohibition IN the dis
trict comt Of the third judicial ois.n,t IN
that territory, 20 refrain the register and
receiver from giving testimony IN respect
to the vaiidity Of the entry and CON-
pliance by the ert'y made ~i,h the re-
Quiremert Is OF the Law.
Commissioner Sparks has reported the
matter to Secretary Lamar, With the rec
commentator thst he request the :tior-
ney general TO in.truc, the Uared States
attorney by telegram 70 appear "i.hou'
DELAY before the court Issuing the vi,
and have The same dissolved, on the
ground that me court transcribed II
iuri,di.t on in arenitiag T. interfere
With Unred Sits lAnd officers IN tie
di.chArge Of dpti-s invoi,i . the exer'i e
Of their judgmen, and discre'i1n. Tie
secretary concured With the comm',-
sioner. and It his request the attornr,
general gave the necessary ,nstru't oas
. to the dnt.ict a;torn y. TIT officer has
nov reported that on The Ign inst. the
court, Chief Justice Hays presiding,
made an order vacaiing and dissoISi' :
the SAID writ.
This a,ti IN is regarded Ivy the genera
land ofice as imp tot, l, view Of tie
question Of authority which was recenil,
raised. and i, is sal also to DC l. accord
ance With the decisions of the supreme
court of the United States for three
quarters of century, that the Court
have no power 10 control action Of the
executive department in its investigation
or aojudic.t Ii IN Of public land entries be-
fore patents have issued.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
the ASYLUM CASES, ETC.

There is no final decision yet il the cases
OF the Insane Asylum Directors. The old
directors have appealed ID the Supreme
Court of the Territory and il they ATE
defeated then viii go 10 The Supreme
Cour, of the United States Il Washing
to-. So far as the Treasurer of Apache
County j. concerned. CLARK Churchill as
Al, ornry General advised that Bloa as
Treasurer Of Apache County was OFT OF
Office because he failed to give bond as
required by law, and he never held tina,
there was no power 20 punish or remove
officials guilty OF misbehavior or malfeas-
ance in ofi,e. There IS a vast dff-,-
enc b,tween the situation Of County
Treasurer Bsca and the Directors Of the
Insane Asylum. Governor u TX did
not remove Blca nor oil he t4ke any
steps against the Jail Comni ,sioners OF
Apache Courty, ror the Wagon Road
Commissioners whom i, is alleged by the
Cou,i.r dis,egarded the laws creating
them. Why It's non-aci,n if Zuliok
is reformer? Especially when
he asssi'ed the d rettors Of the insane
asylum without airy cause. There Is no
preiense thst those officers have been
guilty Of any fraud or malfeasincr. Tney
have bnilr the cheapest building ever
erected for public or privat. purposes,
and they have accounted for every dollar
of funds entrusted ID them. II ZIli-k Is
the refcrmer he pretends 10 be. why did
he not remove. or a.temft TO remove, the
officials in Apache County whom he says
in his organ are bad men, ard who, as
he says, violate the law and disregard
their duiy'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
From a lac issue o: the New ",

From la,e Issue q. tae New York
Tribune, at hand, We learn th.t ex-Gov
McCormi-k OF this territory is candle
ate for congress from Nea York against
Perry Belmont The young miliioli.re.
Gov. Mccormick when quite young
previous to his CO ming - this ,erit ny.
MADE the race for congress IN his dis, / /
and despite his youth and The fac, that
the dis,r;c, was democratic by l.ree
majority was defeated by only few
votes. The Tribune design.tts the rice
thi; year as one Of brsi1s against mouey.
Russia is making preparations Tor
Eastern Pennsylvania is experiencing
a drought
The health OF the Emperor Within
is Improving.
The Gar O! Russia recently liled ore
Of his Chamberlains ir &, Ct anger
Twenty thousand dollars worth Of
o. Jun was seized on the steamer CITY Ct
Peki,, in San Francisco
]. S. Kerr, ex-speaker OF The Wyom-
ing house Of representative, shot ard
killed his brother at their raroh in Cs.-
bon county, Wyomins. Monday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
Pink ROBBED Angels.
| saw il as il lay

l saw il as it lay
On the counter at the store,
And though pretty piece of null,
thought it nothing more.
| see it now a dress
All covered DER with lace;
Beneath the clinging drapery
A charming form l trace.
And l ponder and l wonder,
And the more of il think,
l am sure that up in heaven
AL the angels dress in pink.
-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
zuLick SOUP.

Commissioners t. Exposi,ions."
''P,i ting steals" (of which the Cou-
'i:r got the biggest SLICE.
''EStravsgaot appropriations"
Interpreters fund.'
Churchill, etc, ,tc."
Wine the poi icsl harri-s who are
ixIng Up jobs for the 18th Legislature
which they hope TO control, bah!
The refrain has become sickening to
the intelligent ti.Izens of Arizona.
The Interpreters fund mas been COW
cred back into the Treasury Of the U. S. .
May be 50 o. possibly because the So
nora expeit has Out negotiating or hav-
tng ofh,il business with Mexico. The
U. 5. probably needs the $500 and
Arizona's Governor is trying TO come
the economy dodge Ia Growers s.
pension acts, but look out for him when
the leei,lalure meets, He is trying to
throw dust in the eyes Of taxpayers. Sc
that they cannot see the big grabs he ex-
poets to make then. He has the assur.
ance I, expect the taxpayers to meet the
expenses Of lis Asylum 6asco and the
campsisn printing done by his
"Orgsn." Too thin
These same harpies who do this howl
ing are The fellows who have done ,heil
utmost 10 injure the territorial credit
The same falsihers who declared the ter
rtoliil dett 10 he $7oo.ooo without Civ
log credi, for sny assets whatever, know
ING tina, their statement, were will.ully
false. Aizonans have TO -ympathy
with such demasosues who hope by ira
du,ing others 10 make undeserved cap;
tai tor themselves.
The most Of their whining Is abou
appropriations which they know the
governor could not have vetoed IT he
chose: and THEIR slush is to catch The
ignorart only.
They never refer TO appropriations TO-
north and south railroads, stock laws
nor to altion which prevented the divis
ion @. coun,iss or the removal of the
capital.
They are as,onishinsly reticent upon
anything exc, PIT upon points wherein
they expect to work in lille self-adula
iicn by what Mrs. Pariinston call.
'o6orous" comparisons.
One thing i, ceitain however. their
stuff meets everywhere with the dis
gust it merits.
Anothsr dose Of Misrepresentation ir
,ha "Orsan" this morning
The pa i-nce OF the people Is exhaust
ed It the lies which are beins told daily
about the Tri,le administration.
1, makes them sick to see tow popu-
lar Ex-GoY. Trl;le is with the people.
Gov. Zulick clsims tina, he annihIla,et
aud removed from the southwest, Zero
nimo and lis band Of Apsches. II so
he again demonstrated the efficacy OF ths
jaw-5ore OF an ass, as Samson die
when he slew the Phil tineS-Herald.
How they squeaL
When were the Asylum Directors It
moved?
WHAT couit mas said the sC-called re
moyal was lesa.>
Commissioners to Expositiocs have
caused the inve.tnen, OF hundreds O
thousands OF dollars in Arizona
No appropriations will be allowed fol
the payment Of attorneys fees in the
Asylum cases no 70, printing caIupaisn
pamphlets.
A. c. Baker said i, would be non-pro
fess,onal for him to withdraw from the
Asylum cases because Mr.. Parish wenl
back on him at Tucson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
Notice TOCREDITORS

Es' ate OF So n E Tu Prez d,ceased.
.nt-ce : ;seTcLs si-ea , the 9uteYs Gned,
ex cuioG p!tEe ~sr-s OF Joseph E. Do Rrs8
,s7ss7si, u Ia ere fi:Ors aid . psreSee
YsstpE.. !lnS ~ n. the 81 q dese zso1, ~
sxufbi The q viii be necessary voueecf<
Y q ssa uson hs s;ter = d $ pubiicAsDs
% tHis L sies- lac >sli e 2cutS- II . ssoH
II the ely OF PescStt on the north eioe =
the 9sz-. tn= same being the p sc for -
transaction Of the b1siness VI sac ssteeou
the county o. Yava ISL
MI BEaZO0.
z is~utlr Of the sstas . OF Joseph & d ~
ceased
p.ssu - Pc eoft, A-isona, 0stosW >. =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
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tor s cents n. s. u oxlivss'. OCULAR read
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Address J. g. CGil.VlE 20.
Publishers.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03

Virgins is as great clairnsn, a.
Governor Zulick. He row claims that
the recertstorms were those he predicted
although a little Gu, Of time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
ERKIroEY OF AKrzo.A,

Count ri favspai. " q. n, Is 81
y. p Lsvion, O -orxe swan Law, "a Q
y .os-. n,n are nt,eby polred thu I easo
, 'tie , % Ia inSf- &td tnpro - aeaso
ta-sesE isss issf, 1875 md 10 Ipua
toe " Fat mia Jotv IN tied -
sss-s Ainfnz a.stri.t. Ysya o. county,
%fi'onS Iesritory. Ia ord-r to ho.d sail
%. LIZ under the provision. Of secesoa
IA aevisei Statutes of the Unitod Stas0.
ns tae amount req i,ed TO hold he sa0o
To- . .en yea above famed. And IL within
nia- i-Ss after this notice bv pa nlteSsioa.
yoi la. a. ref1se 10 Contribute y-ur proo -
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hf-fe' ~ "a q Cal a " II som the pRoDs
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03

Appiicstian IvT fsS-- 20 cloos
made oa.iy 20 stks one OF t.se Comp ny a.
New Orleans.
FOR further infor a. i.t;oo WIZ ci-.yiS, CIV
ns fuIi I'd iress. POSTAL SOEE' *, Fs.-
rOney orders. or New it.rk c nga -
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This Space is reserved u
advertisement of. w. vii.
son & Co.. clOthiers and
mems furnishing goods.
moved into the Bashford
Block.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03

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Mrs. Stewart, widow of the late A I
Stewart, is GeAd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-11-03

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aAs.s a1A,h AanIhly Drawtug
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-04-22
MR.. cARLAnp,s DEFENCE,

Attorney General Garland's statement be-
fore the House committee adds very little to
the defence which has already been submit
ted by his friends. He admits he received
the Pan Electric stock upon substantially
the terms already stated, that he held the
stock when he became Attorney General,
and holds it now. AT the present time the
stock is valueless, or nearly So 1t can only
become valuable by favorable issue of the
SUIT now pending against the Bell company.
That suit, which may make the Attorney
General rich man, has been brought in the
name OIL the government with the consent,
an essential condition precedent of the de-
partment OF which MI. Garland is the head.
MI Garland says that he has had nothing to
do with this suit up to the present time. and
will continue to refrain from all connection
with it. He turned the matter over to So
licitor General Goode, who is alone re-
sponsible We are not disposed to deny
the truthfulness of MI Garlands state
ment. He has been in the past an hon
orable man, and his good character ought to
count for something. We are not going
to charge him with personal dishonesty.
We do not believe he would deliberately
enter into conspiracy with lot of specu-
lators to use the power of the government to
boom their stock for price. We do not be-
ieve that he has done SO.
Nevertheless the fact remains that he car
ries in his pocket large amount OF stock
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-04-22

whose value depends entirely upon the result
of suit which the department Of which he
is the head has brought. Such state of
things as that cannot fail to bring scandal
upon the department Of justice, and demean
it in the estimation of the people A man
who holds so conspicuous position as At
torney- General Garland is under obligation
to avoid not only evil, but the appearance of
evil as well. When he was offered the At
torney- Generalship he must have known
that there was possibility, If not proba-
bility, that the government would be called
upon to bring this suit. He ought therefore,
either to have declined or Invested himself of
the stock The time has gone by now when
he can do either The mischief he should
have anticipated has been done, and it is too
late now to undo it. Mr.. Garland's lack OF
sensitiveness, to put it mildly, has involved
himself and the administration, OF which ne
is prominent member, in an unfortunate
scandal which will cling to it throughout Its
existence