Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
EDIT0RIAL NOTES.

wili commence.
 Seventeen followers. of Boalsnger have been indicted in Paris.
 Murat Halstead IS now talked of ior
 United States senator from Ohio.
 Mining men want and are entitled 10 representation on the beard of supersis- ors. -.... s- E .-.;.,-z..
 Major General Crook has been ap- pointed as member of the Sioux com- mission ,s.''.-..- .@ -
 aeneral Wilson and George Christ are said to have entered inc rac,: for United States marshal. ::-....
 The republican pstiy of this territory
 has reason to thank Governor Wolfley foi his manly veto of Cocenino.
 4 sieme has been iuausurated 10 buia ship canal 10 San Jose from Aisiso on the bay of San Francisco.
 CourCilmen Cheyney, Dorrington and Dunlap. will be held in grateful re- me1r-,rce by Yasapai rounty for ,heiI unfaitey.ag friendship ios this section.
 One man at least has bees, found who does not want offce Win. Bradley has declined the appointment as min;s;e' to CoTea. =
 It is stated on good authority that
 President Harrison will again appoint Murat Halstead as minister to Germany and thinks the senate will coufirm him in December. = sl..::-'.-:
 A petition has been circulated in
 Phenix asking for the appointment of E. w. Wells as associate justice of this territory. A better appointment, could not be made, =.
 Jeremiah Lynch, prominen, demo orat of California, goes for the scalp ot Boss" Buckley and shows up very rotten and corrupt condition of affairs under the rule Of the latter. ',-..:.
 Our sister county Mohave seems to be the paradise of Anzona. Criminal cases there are rare, while the citizens seem to live m peace and haimony among them selves, seldom appearing in court.
 Governor wolHey being under no ob. ligation to any member of ibe legisla- ture, we fall To see the improptiety in bis appointment of two or three of them 10 official position, as charged by the Tue son Star. :-...: =. - = =
 In vetoing the Coconino county bill, Governor Wolfey did simple act of justice to this county. for which he will be gratefully remembered. Being eniifeiy unprejudiced in the matter, II speaks well for him, -s. . E z .:::-.:.~- =
 Councilman Hardy, of Mohave county. writes to the Mphaye Miner that ''ihc ex- governor and the small faction that stand by hlm are dying hard death. They 1 have had two weeks to prepare for death 1 but without doubt they will kick for l months to come .: .1 ..:
 The highest rate of taxation in Cali | tornia IS in Alpine county, wherethe rate l is $3.oo on the SIoo, and the lowest in Merced, being only one per cent. There are fiftytwo counties in the state and 'r all except eleven of them ,he tsS rate is | less than two per cent. ....:-.
 No end of trouble is an.ic;r ited from the enormous n,sh Gt boomers to Okla homo. There are about 10000 quar- ter-secticns of land, :T.i about Ioo, 900 ] people have made arrangement for in vading the promised land the incment the president drops hIs hat.
 The news from Fiagsts.!, ths: Gov ernor Wolhey was recently burned Tn effigy thsre, certainly does not reflect cre6I on those participating h 1t. If suo5 wzs really the case we certainly think II must have been !he work of un- thinking boys and not. mcn of mature years. Governor Wolfsy Wiil be the chief executive of this ts,Iitory two years hence. es. i; Oskaloosa. Kansas. has Tc-elecied , women 10 till its municipal offices. X year ago when the pelticoat administra- ; ton was inducted into office they found eighty-fiye cents in the treasury. At the end of the year they had uo1 cnlr { inuagurated and carried 10 success mum ( Der of reforms but were ont pt debt anC a had S4,ooo surplus Tn the city treasury. ' A bill has passed the lower house oi il the Michigan legislature which prohibits C 'the manufacture, sale or keeplug ios II sale or giving away of any cigarettes or any imitation thereof composed in .. whole or m part of any substance in the form of tobacco or any subtancc in u form of cigarettes containing narcotic " clement or any Iice paper designed for o cigarette wrappers" =. lv, In his farewell remarks at Pherix, W Governor Zulick assured his hearers S, hat be rclinquished the cares of office al with feeling of gratitude that the ,h thoughts of ms loving wiie, m Tar east ih m state, was more dear to him than n, Il the glory tha, he could. obtain fom be highest position in the peoples "' if. This elegant tribute 10 bis absent Id rife was received by long and raptur- in us applause, says the Gazette. co Zuliek's new appOintees have gi:tn dI u, ,hs, they will not recognize the ap- ar continents made by Governor Wo!fey. ca While in the majority of instances, |" .ulick's old appointees were their own uccessors by recent appointments, one r two cf them failed to receive such Ia' ppointment This was the case with pa le attorney general. IL Governor op rolfley,s appointments are not entitled do their offices it leaves Judge Rush as ,o, C attorney general of Arizona. .I Commissioner of Pension Tanner has y, sued an order holding that "Whenever ar; pensioner IS disabled in the hand or o~e ot in any degree emitting him 10 .wen. - -four dollars per month under the acl WI! Match Si, 1885. such pensioner cos all by reason of that iact be entitled prit the rate of thirty dollars pcr ino-th cen