Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26

Is sialiTe.ahd hale snd hearty. :. It3S4e be hoped lhat Senator Vor- bee resolution gill ges down .o bed s rock an She subject ol agricultural de- pression.
 Secretary Pfecter has decided to is- sue ar iordeI giving private seldiers the benefit ot. counsel when tried by court rtssTtial, -
 s.... That exceIlea, California paper. the Lss.ApgeieS Times. devo,es over two columns -:to> >a biographical sketch Of :. tssens,ai Crook
 F. wilhamsOo. son of General LA Wii.liarnson. president of the Allan tic < Pacific sailroad. has been ap- posnyed pe9iraaster at Albuquerque.
 Su.vSirH General Royal A. Johnson was. sccssaea royal reception at Phe- nix He ~ss guest Of Governor Weli- ley ,dufing .his visa there
 San Francisco has raised Sfs,ooo < bY pvii1vIase slibseFjpiieo ts give employ meni iia.:ihc iioldsn Gate park to the unemployed sof thsi city.
 The first recorded oet on ihe next Preside,t tS belween Chicago man and cslonel .!roa Cailawsy county, Ms. T-bc ClEicagoan namei Robert I. Lncoln fa. sase against $7.ooO.
 Heus,sn,. Texas. is enjoying real eslats boom. The transfers fer March Y.lh-amounted to $seo,oo and prices advanced fIem fifty 10 one hundred per ,. cent .in. . single day.
 Three democrats in the New York :. assembly voted in favor of the ballet re : fcrm bii., and ali the rest of them. ten os :: fifteen times as many, voted against t. The three were doubtless Cleveland : men. and the rest oi them Supporters CT HiIIss..
 By the provisions of bill recently passed ia Congress to allow '. $. Mar : shsis and ether officers sf Arizona aud = New. Mexico the same fees as are d. lowed in other territories, the fees ot the - United States district attorney of this
 Tetri.sTy is raised fom $, seo to S6.oao. TEe Rhoaght ot ". O. o'Neiil being 2 caudidals fer delegate to congress has gwen the the editor Of the Phenix Gazesle ,he iiquakes." That psper wsn!d ake the henor of naming Mark Smilh's opponent and Of course would : name 3 man whom Smith could beat : sr. Smith will De given vacation nen ialL
 =. The best evidence Of lhefaith that min CTS haye IT this seciion IS the fact. ,hst DO Soeue, dees ore sell claim than he prsceSes ia invest the proceeds in some S;her property. There have been con- parativelv few mining sales made in this : section n which the parties selling have : lse the csuntry.
 A TncsQn gentleman writing ,o B < Phenix lrieu,r, says: "I see ,ha, an old trien3 af mint is appointed chic. justice : of Arizona. to wit. Henry Clay Gcod;ns. soyved vim him through two sessions ofthe Indiana senstc. He IS rather : snall, slender, hlack-eyed man, with
 inp pbysiagncnlY. lie is . gecd lawyer sn5 genial gentleman"
 .. 'he Guy f Mexico is is have .bs iiEest ho.elsu the American continent ft is 50 tbe. erected ey a syndicate of MeAcsa capitalists, and will cost al the iossst essima,e over two million dollars or this sum the government viii provide S, ,ooo.oooe m the fern, of subsidy, in addition 10 granting free importation e material .o be used in its construction Gen. ". T. Sherman, when told Of ,, Gsn< Crooks death, remarked: "Croek was always G man on whom We could depend He was the nos, successful raaa sa dealing wRh the Indians the United States ever had in it's service .--
 During tlIc rebellion Crook had charge cl the secoad cavalry division stationed Ia Northern Alabama and did excellent wolk.7
 An Indian known as "Old Gabriel" died at the county hospital al Salinas, California. Tuesday March ISit. There is no secerd of hls biFth, but when the franciscsn Missionaries came ,o Cali. fornia more than a century age, Old Gabriel was then grandfather. As far as csa be learned by tradition he was horn about E74o and had reached the age , 50 years at the time ef his death.
 The Cherokee hsmesteaders' associa- ton haz issued 2 secret. circular calling fer q general rad iEto the strip from all directions April 2ad. It says they have reasons 10 helieEe tha. they wiil not be m6tssted ;. a sufficiently large number go h. 0a the strength of this Psesi. deat Harrison has authorized the statement that the settlement of the strit will not be allowed uEul authorized, no matter what proportions the raid as. sumes
 The Chic&goIuter-Ocean says; Freight rates on English railways are ssid to average s}. cents per ton per mile; in -Arlz7ica theg sveeage less tban I cent. l < correspondent of the London Finaa- l 'eSsl- News Tsskes 3 comparison ef the Ee- po,ls.ol our Pennsylvania Railroad with l the London aud Northwestern road, and says: .' Therefore. it appears that tbe 1