Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-11
Progress is the watchwogd Of this ter

Progress is the watchwosd Of this ter
ritsry,
The vote in the senate on the Mari
copa county subsidy bill stood 50 for.
to IS against.
The senate has passed the Maricopa
county subsidy. Now for building the
north and south railroad and boom the
territo'y.
II is rumored that f. NJ. Sanford, Of
this city, viii be asked to accept the
nomination Of the republican patty for
congress.
A conference committee IN congress
has reported favorably on the Arizona
funding bill drafted BY Governor Wolf
lev and introduced into congress at bis
request.
Rev. /. A. Large. Canadian mission
arv. was murdered recently in Japan,
by students. Another American mis-
s;onary had a narrow escape from being
killed by them.
The bill giving an additional Judge to
Arizona has passed. We nominate
pen. E. w. Wells fer the position
With Mr.. Wells OF the bench as the
fourth Judge. Arizona weuid nave an
able and impartial supreme court
According to the Phenix Gazette dem
ocrstic usurpeIs who have recently oeeh
removed from Office propose to get even
BY attempting to have the next ies's'a-
sure abolish the offices from which they
have been fired.
Either through ignorance or ~i''ai
desire for misrepresentation, the Gaze''e
saws that the people of MaIicopa 90 no'
want any portion Of Yavapa' county
While Dunbar may 10, be aware OF H.
the fact remains that the people OF MAI
copa county do want to get portion
OF the southern part of this county
having tried to do so at the last leg's'a'
ture.
The sheriff of Alameda county, ana
several deputies have been keeping UP
search for Engineer Dunn IN oEoer 10
serve a warrant, charging him with man.
slaughter, which was issued By Coroner
Levers, of Oakland, after the inquest OF
the drawbridge disaster. All ehoits 70
locate Dunn have been fruitiess, ana tue
officers have concluded that he is trying
to escape. Sheriff Hall has senf tele-
gram sto all parts of the state asking 'o'
his arrest.
We are in receip, OF copy OF tne
York. Pa, Dispatch. twenty page edi-
ton, published May aoth, the occasion
being the fourteenth anniversary oil the
paper. As a paper is generally taken
rs a reflex of the business OF the town IN
which it is published, We infer thai the
Little York" We knew a quarter OF aeon
tury ago has taken some rapid ss'ioes
forward, judging it from the business
advertisements and general make up OF
They had an Indian scare at the Gal
lup m;ne las. Sunday night. A patty
who went up from here reported that
abeu, gas armed Navajoes we've on the
outskirts of town, and after burning the
railroad bridges and cutting the teIe-
graph wire. they would proceed to mas
sacre the populace of the carbon city
before military assistance could be OBJ
,ained. On the strength OF the report
an armed picket was thrown around the
Gallup camp and kept up all night
Albuquerque Democrat.
This is the season Of the year when
the caste ruralist takes his hoe and
goes into the forest to dig ginseng and
comes back loaded with wild parsnlps,
which he feeds to bis unsuspsctlng
friends with fatal consequences. A case
of this kind has Just occurred near Or
iowa, Canada, where the sold man OF
the family innscently dug the dead,
root and gave it to his family, the result
being the death of the two eldest chill
dren and the doctor says the old man
and infant are likely to follow. while bis
wife and two girls are very i'll.
The greatest Of advertisers have
learned 10 use the medium of adver-
Using as an art. John Wanamaker,
Of Pnlladelphia. says: "Don't use such a
thing as poster. a dodger or a hand
bin. Ny plan for fifteen years has been
to buy so much space in a newspaper
and fill it with what wanted.
would not give an advertisement in
newspaper of 400 circulation for 5000
dodgers or posters. II wanted to sell
cheap jewelry or run a lottery scheme
/ might use posters. but ] wouldn't in
suit a decent reading public with hand
bills
. 1t is privately reported from Berlin
that serious results may yet follow
Kaiser Williams recent railroad acct
dent 1t appears he was injured in the
eat that has already caused him so
much pain and discomfort by constant
ADD p1ofuse suppuration. and II has
been in a terrible conditi n ever since
the mishaP. Quite aware of the serious
nature Of his malady, it IS said William
has already made arrangements to ap-
point the Empress and his brother,
Prince Heinrich, regents, in case OF his
death, or his being incapacitated by the
progress Of the disease.
The democrats who have been point |