Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.
salt trust IS talked of.

The Ensenada gold craze has been pretty well puncsured.
 The 1889 mining booms seem to be ali on paper up to date.
 Ex-President Cleveland and his ex- cabinet have gone to Cuba.
 ]. ]. Chatham, of Nosales, IS ,he father ot the local opuon bill
 The Yorktown has not yet been ac- cepted by the secretary ot the navy.
 Claus Spreckles estimates the sugar crop of the Sandwich island at Ia S,- 900 tons.
 Judge Stanley Matthews, of the United States supreme court died on the a2d inst
 Manager Abbey estimates hrs less through the sickness of Mary Anderson al SIoo.eoo.
 The name Of N. o. Murphy, secre- taTy of Arizona, appears among the iisl ot appointments recently confirmed.
 William H. Whitman, of New Mexico, has been appointed associate justice oi the supreme court of that territory
 The New York Evening Telegram says that cables from Paris and London polnt to the utter demoralization of the foreign copper syndicate.
 Tucson saloon keepers are all prepar- Ing to run restaurants m conneCu,n with :: thelr business in anticipation of the Sun osy rest bill becoming law.
 The Sunday rest law applies to incor- porated cities only, and citizens of Tombstone already talk of disincorpor- ating should 1t become law.
 Iu imitation of Grover Cleveland, 1t . sad that Governor Zulick and cabinet
 ontemplates trip on retiring from omce. Their objecuye point IS stated .o be NacasorL
 Charles $. WeDber, deputy United States internal revenue collector al Tue son, was found dead Tn hIs bed Tuesday morning. He had been m poor health Tor some monihs.
 The district judges in New Mexico. Dakota and Montana have all resigned.
 What seems to be the matter with the judiciary of Arizonar Haven't they .ound ou, that Harrison IS president f- 1azette.
 Miss Pauline Fuller, daughter oi Chief Justice Fuller, of the United States supreme court eloped recently nom Chicago with a wealthy young nan named Aubrey. The couple went to Milwaukee, where they were married.
 A commission has been investigating tAe expenses of the royal household tor Queen Victoria and extensive reductions {. the number and salaries of the at taches of the court are expected to be made as a result of theI recommenda- tions. --.
 Wade Hampton has sent the flags of the 65th infantry and 5th cavalry of Pennsylvania, captured during the war by the rebels, with a letter to senator Gray requesting him to return them to the survivors ot those regiments. This has been done.
 The Tucson Star says that Hon. R. N. Leatherwood returned from the Har- qua Hala mines last Friday, and says the reports concerning these great bo- nanzas have not been exaggerated. What reports does the Hon. Robert mean ? Those condemning or those praislng Harqua Hala.
 An Englishman has produced piece of mechanism containing four hundred figures representing horses. artillery, In- iantry. and a band of fifty-two men, each with an instrument. A tiny wind null turned by the current from burn furnishes the power to move all me figures automatically.
 It will be piece of news to the peo- pie of Arizona, as well as e qualification Ip Governor Zulick, to learn from the Montana Herald :hs, ga gooo many re- publicans as well as all the democrats, wlilregret his (Zulick's) removal, for hon. est intelligent men in the federal offices of our sister colony have not been as nu- merous as citizens could desire"
 As pledge breaker Mir. Orme, of Maricopa, IS an unqualified success. Alter breaking his pledge on capital removal he made another that he Aould oppose any and every measure looking to the division of Yavspai touniy. and yet if MT. Orme is reported correctly he supported the Coconino county bill, as did also his colleague, Nr. Webb. after also pledging himself gainst it. IL will require republican governor strengthen out the complication aris- x out of appointments of territorial fficials by Governor Zulick. Under he present law there are no vacancies i'd the law provides that territorial off, kers shall hold until their successors are ppointed, confirmed and qualified. AS | he new appointees of Governor Zulick C lave not been confirmed, the cid off lsls will hold over fthey desire todo SO John C. Klein, the Samoan war cor ! spondent hero, wants to attend the erin conference and tell what he .ows of German interference in Samoa. recent interview he said: "I think 6 Consul General Sewall, whose official il cannot fail to be approved by every c nest American. should also be sent by r, government to Berlin. hope Blaine T consider il advisable to send us both iermany. !. The failure of Colonel Wolfiey to > l, in an appearance at Phenix pre- aS us to the close Of the present session W inc legislature, 1t Is claimed will not ct zvent his making appointments of ter re Drlal officials unless the council should r. Include to confirm the appointees of kyernor Zulick, which il IS not likely p' |do. As the present appointees have he Ter been confirmed there IS no req 1 why they cannot be removed from ' ce although different view IS taken of some. m; | was given out some time since by ce knds of Secretary Bayard that that gen. co han had forwarded his resignation .u; oh rtb tr fbe denarfment at Washing | so