Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.
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their governor by rom I,ooo to 800 majority.
 General John R Brooke, ta- no~ brigadier general. is stationed aj Fort Shaw, Montana, headquarters Th.r1 'n- fantry.
 M5. Tatc's effective method for d.al- ing with the Kertualy surplus has gwen him a vice presidential boom ln demo cratic circles.
 The political straws, which are boir- stirred by the partisan broezes, poirt strongly towards republican victory al over the counry tnis year.
 The democrats and efeenbackcrs, ol Michigan are to hold their state conveU- nons on he same day. l. IS expected that they wifl uulJ. on ,tate ticket.
 Albuquerque winch h4s heretofore been pretty strongly democratic has come over into the republican column. Thl party made a clean sweep of everything there.
 A Washington special names Ston-- man, of California, f5r vice president, ana says that he would create huu3h oa the Pacific coast and cary California and Oregon.
 In the Mohave county lax case against the Atlantic& Pacific, judgment was ren- dered last week in favor of the county for over $3o,.s- The railroad con-
 pary viii aIIcal
 An eastern yankee thinks he has dropped on a successful Hian to rd Ncv Zealand Of its ra5tit pest He has gone there to try It and if he succeeds wi. win fifty thousand pou"ds
 The Albuquerque Clizen made a strong fgh, in Albuquerque during thc recent municipal campaign thele, tor inc election of the republican rcke, and tie defeat of the bond proposition and won evey point.
 For the frs time IT Its history CinclH- natl has board of alderman composed entirely of r,pubhcans II the recent municipal election the entire republican ticket was elected by an average major fly of 5000.
 Captain Leonard Hay, Ninth infantry. recently stali.ned al Whippie, Is broth CT of Joan Hay wto w1s Abraham Lin coins private secrcary and ~ha IS no,v engaged in writing a b'o-.alo} ui -na. grcat man.
 AS predicted Dy Jhi, paper some tune since Thomas GaJ-s has re isned as superintendent of .bc territorial prison and Johnny Behen .pfou,ej 10 that position. We conua,aJte 1lr Bthan on his good fortune.
 Repu5.> .ns thFuu-h.m, ti- county arc requested ,c take sufficient mteres, to see thal fu.j representation IS present at the county conyertoA which meets iu Prescott ou the ,Ist IastJnt to elect twenty delegates 10 th- IhcuW conver- ton.
 Brother Dunbar speakius of the cap ial removal to Phenix urges as d reason that that town 'rs located ln the center of the most prospo'oas and productive valley o+ the conrnent" from which We infer 1t Is the n4tlonal capital he k after
 The pursuit Of the Niger Well nur- derers and bullion robbers has been abandoned One of ,hc murdtfers Aas killed and TWO accomp.iccs are no~ in jail in PhenX rHo others who p4G- ticiplIed n the crunc have mace good thclr escape.
 "If California wishes Us claims on the vicc-prcsi3ancy to be considered" say the S,. Louis Republican (3em), "i, mus, not pm thrm 10 MF Coleman NIT. Coleman has been Presi3snt of ynohing committee. which is honor enough for one man Ia one hf,ume'
 The Denver Mulus Heyiew pays the i following comp'lmen; to lhc mfHInE edi- l tion Of this paper recently published "rhe JoURNAI-MNER, of Prescott, \. T, of March Ssh, Is mos; ntere>ua. and valuable number The euitor. Mr J. C.. Maiun publishes acomp!etc state ment of the mineral resources of Yava- pal county Copies may be obtuned from Col. Cameron ii. King, of Yuma, Arizona."
 There seem to bc mistaken imprls- sion abroad ln regard 10 delinquent taNUs, that under the nep hw tncre ai.lno fIf- ther expenses attached to theu collection for an Indeiiuie period |, come. At tht ntxt tenn ot tie court, witch vii be held Tn June, ;he county wi.l begin suit against all the personal and real property. on which taxes are Gslrquent and the same wlll he sold, 10 sausiy iudsmen, taken against r, 70 that ,; can hc readily seen that cost will count up rapidly, court fees foot up Ike magic. There is a very large amcur. 9. prop>rjy on which taxes are y,turpaij, and which 1t would stand the owners In hand 10 raise
 The Courier, or no other paper. has ever yet proven that the Prescott S5 Ari- zona Central subsidy WAS gwen by the , republicans, for the very reason that II Il is not susceptible Of such proof. Re puhlicans and democrats alike worked n ike beavers 10 get that subsidy ba. e passed, and members of both parties in the legislature voted ioT i l. was as n Gear to the democratic heart IS t was to P, the republican, although every ln,ellsen. q man knows that there was no politics m II. Whatever credit, or whatever blame attaches to 1t belongs to members of s