Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

M;ni,ter Ryan will be banqueted ol his arrival in the City of Mexico.
 Royal A. Johnson has been elected chancellor of the Tucson university.
 Evaneilest Cuddy will soon move ol the bulwsrks of satan in Tombstone.
 The AtchisoD, Topeka x Santa E, offices nave been consolidated in Chi cago.
 Postmaster General Wanamaker is on, of the largest contributors to the Tucsol Indian Industrial school
 1t IS painful in the extreme to witnes the solicltude expressed by the Phenl, Gazette for the republican party.
 The American marines attracted gen. eral attention as they paraded m line a the opening of the exposition in Paris.
 The fall in wheat, which, was to som, degree discounted. through favorable re ports, is thought to have been checked
 Members of the Yavapai Development company mean business and will no stop until Prescott has reduction works
 The Pekin, China, Gazette has jus celebrated its one thousandth birthday IL looks as if the Gazette had "come te stay"
 Zulick is politically dead and there i. no use of longer dragging his polltica corpse around among men.-Nogale: Herald.
 The workingmen of San Francisco will turn out m procession on the Fourth of July, to insist on the eighl hours law
 Over two feet of snow has fallen al Tluckee, Nevada, since Satuaday and snow blows are running for the first time this year.
 Albuquerque butchers have taken ad vantage of the meat inspection law o that territory by raising the price of beef from IS to as cents per pound.
 The presidential bee is already bug zing in the bonaet os Mayor Grant, of New York. He asp,res first to be gov ernor of New York and then president.
 The bonanzs camp of 1889 does not seem 10 have been discovered yet It eeo not surprise us if it was located eesr Prescott before the close of the ,~.
 t IS said that If every man employed sn Fruckee and vicinity should quit work at once there would be enough men idle in the town to take their places.
 A movement is sfoot in San Francisco for the establishment there of extensive iron and steel work. where the forglngs for guns of the heaviest calibre can be produced.
 This year will complete the cycle since the Reign of Terror, and the French peo- pie in America will celebrate the anni- versary of the First Republic with usual demonstrations.
 England by the somewhat startling dis covery that all the uniforms and accou- trement of the British army are made in French convict prisons.
 Our morning contemporary, no doubt speaking from experience. and let it be hoped also, with true spirit of Chris- tian penitence, remarks that 'the way of the transgressor IS hard"
 In a recent speech in Phenix. Gov ernor Zulick referred to Hon. A. C. Baker, a gentleman, who is his superior m every respect, as ca dirty, mean, stinking, renegade democratic"
 The Consolidated California and Viii ginia mining company. of Nevada, has paid dividend of fifty cents share segregat.ng over $IoS,ooo. making oves 5,,776. 900 paid to that date. The result of the recent election of directors for the Santa Fe railroad system does not indicate that Hun tIngton, Gould or any other big rail road maguate has secured control of Il. For attempting to get possession of offices, 10 which they have been ap- pointed, and confirmed and for which they have qualified. the republican ap- polntees are charged with revolutionary acts." Psymaster Wham, of the United State army. was held up between Forts Grant and Thomas and relieved of $ao, 900 Tn money Eight of his escort were wounded in the fight which lasted half an hour.
 Let any China restaurant in Phenix proclaim with brass band, free din- ner and in less than half an hour larger crowd would be seated at the tables than attended the self glorihca- lion barbecue.-Citizen.
 The press in the southern part of the territory is getting appointees slightly mixed, m referring to Thomas F. Ryan as governor of Alaska. Mir. Ryan is the new.y appointed minister to. .Mexico. aaa was probably never in Tucson. II ne committee of the Samoan confer ce has been directed to examine and .,rt upon the means of establishing ,rcer in Samoa and adequate guaran- ees for the maintainance of peace, in- :lu6ing the selection sf king. It Governor Zulick, in recent speeches, las said that he never was more happy han when he stepped down and out of !. 'fice." The people of Arizona have ot been so happy in four yesrs as when C vas 'thrown down and out of office." Sixty-four failures in the Pacific coast ases and territories are reported for the c ,onth of April, with assets $Iso,I63 h nd liabilities $3aI.3o4, as compared |, nth sixty-hve for the previous month ., ssets $sso. 6Se. and liabilities $6a6. 6.7ss K Judge Porter will decide on Monday A neither a territorial officer can hold b hce for life. or during his own pleas D. ,e, or whether the governor has the F lthori,y to appoint and the council to gr ,nfirm territorial appointees. H "There is no precedent in the history tn Arizona" where office holders. whose pr ccessors had been appointed, con- Tn