Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-03
EDITORIAL NOTES.

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 Corporal Tanner has been confirmed as pension commissioner.
 Phenix holds her city hall bond cleo ton to-day. Saturday, March 18th.
 The Gazette says that the university tax bill was killed. Peace to its ashes.
 Debris from an unknown wreck ha. been washed ashore on the Atlantic coast.
 Senator Jones, of Nevada, is an appli cant for the position of minister to England.
 Judge GreshamSs strongly talked oI as the successor of the late Judge Matthews.
 The white cap nuisance seems to be increasing in the east. They should bs suppressed.
 The Samoan Times, suppressed by the German government, has resumed publication again.
 A movement is on foot looking to the raise of the pay of congressmen from $5.ooo to $Io,ooo.
 Judge Prince, of New Mexico, has been appointed as Governor Ross sue cessor in that territory.
 Tamasese, the Samoan revolutionist whose cause Bismarck has been espous ing, is rapidly losing ground.
 Only one nomination of the presiden has been rejected, that of Murat Hal sted to be minister to Germany.
 Another election this year. It will b, held November sth, and will be for ths election of delegates to constitutions convention.
 Governor WolAey has been con. firmed again. He has been doubly con 6rmed and now he should make dou lygood governor.
 Phenix is asked to subscribe $s,ooo for the erection of sampling works in tbat city. They raise lots of pumpkins and alfalfa down there to sample.
 The Prescott Oklahoma boomers will have to hurry up to get to their land ot promise bY Tuesday next, the date fixed for throwing it open to settlement.
 Governor Golf declines to accept any federal office under the new admInistra- tion saying that he has been honestly elected governor of West Virginia and is going to take his seat if be can get any law and justice in his native state.
 The New York Herald admits. after two week experience of Gen. Harrison in the White house, that he is presi- dent. It is not MT. Blaine or any other man that does the thinking and the act ng of the chief executive.
 The San Francisco Post grasps the DO itcal situation in the following para graph: Each office in the territories seems to have 1000 aspirants, and when one of them gets the appointment the other o9o promptly jump onto bis repu- .ation."
 Henry w. Raymond. editor and pro prietor of the Germantown, Penpsylva- aia, Telegraph. has received the appoint ment of private secretary to Secretary Tracy. Mir. Raymond is a son of the ate Henry J. Raymond. founder of the New York Times.
 The JOURNAL MINER accuses Coun- cilman Orme with being pledge break I.-Phenix Herald. Yes, on capital emoval he undoubtedly broke his pledge. On the Coconino county bill se are not so sure. never having been able yet to secure the vote on that meas ire.
 While knowing but little of Governor Noifey we are more than convinced now that he is made of good metal \ man who can muster as much oppo- ition as he did and get away with it has the material in him for . good gov rnor. We predict successful admin stration for him.
 The latest event in sluggins circles were forty-five round fight in San Fran cisco between Duffy and Meadows in which the former won on a foul and a round mill between Jack Ash ton and Joe Lannon, at Providence, Rhode Island, in which the latter was put to sleep.
 The office of terri.oral geologist with , salary of $I,soo per year was created t the last session. While doubling the Tisdom of creating the office, better selection to fill the position. or one who would give better equivalent for the money than the appointee, Hon. Alexan- ter Trippel, could not have been made. The Tombstone Prospeotor very truth ! ully remarks that the people will not be atis6ed until Zulick and his nominees re laid away on the upper shelf and a lew deal inaugurated The republican 'arty cannot afford to go into the next on record made for them by | |emocratic office holders. Turn the ascals out.
 A Washinton telegram states that one f the charges presented against Col nel Wolfey is that as . civil engineer ,e charged the Camerons, of Pima ounty, $I,5oo for surveying and clear ag up titles for then and on their re- lsal to pay, compromised for 1000. This is certainly very serious charge S he should have insisted on the full 
 1.-the report be true that N. O. Muse hy IS in possession of the papers pro ding for Governor Zulick's removal, | nd will in the interim of the con- rmation of Governor Wolfiey, be act. { ,g governor of the territory, the leeisla. ve deadlock will soon be broken and IT. Murphy will place republicans on lard in the territorial ofices We sin { rely hope the information is correct C It is perhaps as well, after all, that the :: rizoua editors were not invited by their ' ex1c hrathva, ar~oc,Dao,, sl