Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-05

the use of bad potatoes. The members otthe Victorian colo nial cabinet have resigned, in conss- Quence Of the passage os q vote Of wan, of confidence by parliament. Election IS over, new lei the people of 1 of Prescott put their shoulder to the wheel and work for more direc, wagon road to the Bradshaw mountains. the queen of ,he hills as far as rnining is concerned. A few years ago a flock of pheasan,s were introduced into the forests of Ore son and new the birds >punber over one million and the people wonder wha, they are going b do wlyhthehi. We learn for the first time through the Courier that Mark Smith Is .running on the "Peoples Ticket.e Ne had always supposed ,hat Mark Smith was demo crat, and that he relied on that party for support. We have heard; howeser. that he vas running on the Mormon ticket.
 
 Voters of this precince aad. friends of Mi. Cheyney wIti be disappointed if the Courier does not furnish them with a liberal dose of ulisTepresentstion in to- mor.ow's issue. as everything of that na- ture tends to help NIT. Cheyney, espec- ially with the miners
 A corn dealer named BleiTer, bis wife, two childfeE and maid were at the station Of Sacznssa, Austria. awaiting the train, when hrigand attacked the party and Killed and robbed them.
 Secretary windom has put his foot down. ou the scheme of the Worlds fair com mission to put one hundred and: eighteen ladies on the pay ron a, SS per. day and expenses. and says no such rad can be made on the sressury withoutthe sanction of congress.
 s.I. L. Stiilman, whose husband ka..e5 ]. D.. Fisk, recently at Fresno died at the county hospital in the above town last F,iaay. Sbe has bemoaned the des, crate act of her husband and expired from loss of vitality. She leaves twe small children.
 The postmaster al Learenworth, Kansas. has twice thrown out of the mails the edition of the LeaVenworih Tines. because it printed a list oi Catholic fair rallies. His action IS sus- siaed by the postmaster general. and inc Times has filed suit agains, Post master Ritchie- for $ro,ooe damages, making the claim that no iRv can for 5ld an American newspaper printing De news.
 How does Mark SGi,h TOW stand before the settlers of Afizouaf Con- template his two-face6 actIon ID regard to the land-court hlll. from the provisions of which he claims to have exempted Arizona, in the face o: the record, winch showed that he introduced tha, very bill in the house os representatives. without a saving clause for ihe settlers, after re turning to congress by the votes Of these very settlers that were supposed 10 he affected. ----
 The Courier Is correct ID ihe state ment that F. M. Murphy will not dls- charge any man in his employ who will vote against Cheyney. He ~iii have no occasion to do this. as all of the men ID bis employ are enthusiastic supporters of Mr. Cheyney and need no influence of any character to nerve them to me highest pitch in behalf ot the man who is everywhere recognized as the tue friend of the miner. While Mir. Mur- phy is untiring in his efforts 10 elect Mr. cheyneY, he. IS far too honorable and has 100 much respect for the mining fraternity to attempt in any way to coerce their votes.
 Kansas City telegram says; "A party that went from this city to inyes'i- gate the new ind of precious metals ID the Arbucktls and Wichita foothills m the Chicassw nation, returned to-day aud state that the reports rom there have not been exaggerated. A company of capitslists-and miners has been or sanized with a large capital and secured control of twenty-five square miles of territory where the most valuable de- posits are Experts report that eoio' silrer. lead. coal and some asphaltum k been found
 man named Joe Hatch shot and 7 k,lled : bis .brother-in-lsw, Joe Lewis, recently: in Apache county. APosse was organized in St. Johns in charge Of Arthur Ashton 10 go iu pursuit Of Hatch. The party arrived at the camp of the two brothers ofHa,ch during the night aud called on the men to surrender and sn failure to ,hrow up their hands promptly, shot was fired. killing one of the brotheTs. The man they were look i1g fer was no; in camp and the others were so taken by surprise tha, they failed 10 realize the command to throw up their hands. Ashton aud Ysriy were arrested. Arthur Ashton, ;. Eas formerly clerk Of the district court, < Of Apache county and was acting in the capacity oi deputy sheriff.
 '. F. The public deb. statement issued November ist IS as follows: Aggre- gate Iuterest-bearing debt, exclusive os un;.sd States bonds issued to Pacific railroads s73,.ass,59o; debt ca which interest has ceased since maturity $f,7oS. .6ss; aggregate of debt bearing no interest. including the national bank faud dePosited in the treasurer under the act of juiy I4'h, Is9o, $4oS,444,- ss3; aggregate cf certiacstes and notes : October sgs,, IS9o, $I,s4s,eaI,6oo;