Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04

Seattle was visited by ans,her disss Io0s ire or May zoth.
 Aa epidemic of hydtophobis prevails near Charthage. Illinois.
 Thirty people were killed in rail- way accident in Oakland May seih.
 James Clinton Waite, principal of a school at Geneva, Ohic. has broken the record by marrying six girls in less than three months.
 Claus Spreckles has authorized the statement that he does moi centem- plate joining the sugar trust and that his sehneries are not for sale.
 Special Census Agent A. L. Grow has 6nished listing the Maricera county mortgages. The Pheniy papers. how ever, are silent as to the number found Oh the records.
 Chef Justice Geeding and Associate Justice Kibbey, who are al present en- gagged in their first term of court in : Prescott, avecreated very favorable impression with our people.
 4 train load of sheep was wrecked on the Atlantic S Pacific railroad recently, furnishing mutton to supply the In- diads in the vicinity for months. Ose thousand sheep were killed outright.
 Chief Justice Goodins had three
 Courts running to-day. The supreme court, the territorial district court and
 the United States Court. The jsdge however, proved himself equal 10 the emergency.
 Memorial services were held iH Johns town, Pennsylvania, May srs,, the frs, anniversary of lhe big flood. 4 re
 hinder of :he occasion was furnished by the recovery of two bodies in an aban- doned cellar while the parade was pass jag.
 < new system of railroading. known as the Hungarian sr "zone" plan, is at tracing some attention from American rsilrosd men. Urder this system the various distances sIs divided into belts, 1T 'zonss." the tare to any place in ore If which is the same The ticket bDsi- ness is thus much simplihed, tickets are for safe IT pos,offices. hsteis and other public places, like postage stamps, and the consequence has been that travel aas increased in one year I35 per cent. The cost of travel has al the same time been much reduced.-Ex
 The Phenix Gazette makes an errc- necus assertion when ii says that there is not single paper in this whele terri tory that is friendly to Governor Vol iey's administration Governor Wolfey's administration is not only endorsed by several papers in the territory, but 1t has been endorsed and has been fully vinii- rased from the aspeTsions cast upon it y the Gazette. and papers Of similar Ik, sy recent decisions of the district and supreme courts. AS the democratic usurpers have been knocked out of time, t has also grown in favor wish the peo- ole generally.
 Fhenix claims a loss of HOO of its population already on account of hot weather, which some sf its people fear sill he lost te the census. A correspond ent in one of the Pbenix papers esti- mates that by counting in these T,Ioo people, the town can show up popula- tion ef S,ooo. When ii IS considered that at resent election, when her people were all at home, and when both parties worked 10 get out a full vote, and only succeeded in polling 576 votes, the con- clusion must be arrived at that Phenlx will have to show up some terrible large families ,c give population of S,ooo If census enumerators find s,eos peo- Hie. citizens and visitors, they will do well.
 Speaking of county divisien before leaving for home, crTsain A. Jackson, Ht Oak Creek, sad te the JOURNAL MINER man that if Yavapa; ceunty is divided in accordance with the lines mapped out by the citizens of Flsgstaf, his Oak Creek ranch will be for sale al whatever price he can get. The cap tain is very decidedly opposed to county division and be says that during recent rodecs Tn the northern part of the county. in csnvassing the subject he found the sentiment about equally di- Vided among citizens living outside of Flagstaff. He thinks before any leg islaiive acsion is taken on it the question should be submitted to 2 vote Of the l pecpls.
 The Tombstone coroher's jury that 1 held an inquest on the remains of Law ger Hardie, of Los Angeles, who was killed by Indians near Colonel Mike | Grsy's place. in Rucker Canyon, were somewhat inconsistent in their findings. | Alter very laudatory notice ef General Miles and his Indian policy they say: It has been repeatedly declared by ,he San Carlos officials and army author ties that no Indians were off the reser- ration. To the contrary not month iss passed in two years without al least we murders along the border between he United States and Mexico. The h. lians have constantly rsided back and crh; have been frequently seen and sunsed. and by reliable advices are esti- hated 10 be from 20 te 90 in number. The army headquarters are maintained A Los Angeles, 6oo miles frem the cene oithe atrocities, and the body of be citizen of that city which we now Nnd them. should be accepted as eyi-