Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-01
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-rresident Lerdo, of Mexico, died m New York, recently.
 All the Gould roads have taken of their Sunday freight traina
 Our Flagstaff contemporary continues to shie its "cocoanut" at this paper.
 Boomers who failed to get land in Oklahoma have entered the Cherokee strip and are likely to get into trouble.
 A prohibition amendment to the Mas, sachusetts constitution xas defeated on Monday by 4.ooo majority.
 ThisAen,ire section is friendly to MT. Bullock and his railroad and earnestly desire reciprocal feeling from him.
 The Czar of Russia is troubled with nervousness and is shaking. in his boots" over the discovery of plot to klfi him
 New Mexico has sent representatives to Oklahoma totry and persuade some zpftae$issPYoistsa boomers 10 come 10 zz 1keziec and sdtlA
 helel s:. :.AleKecspors. Pennsylvania.
 xF6eked . fsw 0sys sinee-by en ex- psosion of natural gas. and two persons probably fatally injured.
 Edmond G. Ross went from the print CTS case to the governors chsir of New Mexico. He has just retired from the latter as poor as he went in.
 Some of the big democratic dailies talk as if they though, that Mir. Wanna maker ought to give up his private bus mess, now that he is posmaster general
 Prescott seems to be the only town in the territory that has made preparations for the appropriate celebration of the Washington inaugural centennial anni- versary.
 Whitelaw Reid has rendered his resignation as editor of the New York Tribune to enter upon his duties as min ister to France. His successor will be Colonel John Hay.
 France, Germany and Austria have each adopted the use of the smokeless powder for their armies. '.Now that the smoke of battle has cleared away, will soon become an obsolete phrase.
 The passengers and crew of the wrecked steamer Danmark were rescued by the steamer Missouri and portion of them have arrived at Philadelphia, others having been landed in Spain.
 Dr. Hamilton, surgeon-general of the marine hospital service, thinks that there will be another yellow fever scoupe in Florida this season. He says there are evidences of it already at Jack sonville and Tampa
 The senile insinuations that this paper advocated Coconino county contains neither truth nor humor, and will be looked upon by the friends of that grasp ing measure as emanating from dis cased brain.
 A biz water case IS on trial ia Tomb stone, in which every lawyer of the county, and several from the outside. are engaged. It is in regard to the right of  certain parties to use water from the San Pedro river.
 The New York senate has refused the privilege of the floor to Hor Oliver Mowat, of Ontario, on account of .he objection of Senator Murphy who stated that he objected to any courtesy being extended to any dependent of the British crown.
 We hope that Mir. Bullock will come to Prescott soon and confer with the board of trade and business men genei- ally. and adjust bis freight rates on ba- sis satisfactory 10 the business interests of the town. Our business men are willing to pay rate that would be re- munerative 10 the railroad.
 The assertion that either Mir. Rhoades or Mir. Rogers were compelled to pledge themselves to the republican convention. against county division, before their nom- ination, is absolutely false. No such pledge was exacied of them. The for mer gentleman, after the convention, did