Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
 Senator Vest has been nominated as his own successor from Missouri.
 John L. Sullivan has signed an en- gagement to make theatrical tour ct Australia.
 MA. Morford was the successful bidder for printing the bills of the 10th legislature.
 Acting-Governor Murphy has pro- tesied against the abandonment of Fort Thomas.
 Rider Haegard and wife are on their way to Ns<co to obtain material tor another
 4 e spouaent of an Omaha paper wril7 the greatest battle ever known withi ndians is immin=nt.
 Senator Plumb ce'ivered c very able speech recently n .ne senate. favoring ttSS @oausSS S~ sAfSa
 The SIo-a-day- proposition for super visors, meets with popular favor. if our contemporary does smile at it.
 The democratic press are now boom ing Cleveland for the presideucy by claiming that he is a cousin of Ingalls,.
 Senator Stanford has been unani- mously chosen by the republican caucus ofthe California legislature for re-elec- S,on.
 The bill providing for a fourth judge of Arizona has passed both houses and now awaits the presidents signature to become law.
 Red Cloud says there are one hundred wounded Indians ameng the hostiles fhe. Little Wound wants to send to the agency.
 The Phenix Republican urges the ap- psintnent of Hon. E. w. Wells as the fourth judge for this territory. Ar. Wells Is the unanimous choice of the people of the territory.
 The Hatfield Mccoy vendetta has has been renewed, and in a fight on Harts creek, few days ago, six men were killed.
 Indian Agent Royer has been re- moved at the Pine Ridge agency and Captain Pierce has been given charge of she agency.
 The Sioux seems to oe master of the Indian situation in Dakota. They have given General Miles twenty-four hours to leave the reservation.
 Alter smiling" at the JOURNAL MINERS proposition, to pay supervisors $Io day and to limit their sessions to from sixty to seventy-ive days in each year, our contempory now advocates salary of ST, 900 per year for them.
 4 counsel of the administration of the Blythe estate in San Francisco has been awarded by the cour! fee of $9s,o 1000. At this rate, it pays better to be a counsel of an estate than legatee
 4 crisis in the Indian campaign is re- ported to be near at hand. The dispo- sition which the Indians display toward accepting he overturea from General Milss , ii,s nat they propose to sur rsI5- nd retain their arms, or die in th -iense.
 Colonel Forsyth, the brave and in trepid con nsnde, of the Seventh Cav airy, has heea re eyed of the command of bis sreglaelt, charged with having placed bis aoops so thats cross-6re ex-I isted resulting in the shooting of each oths-.
 Judge Arick, of Kern coun',. Califor- mia, who died last week, would never under any circumstances, it is stated. appear for the prosecution in criminal case. His services were always at the hand of the defendants, but be would | aeyer assist the public prosecutor.
 Professor Snow, of the Kansas state university, last summer discovered the existence of . disease which is fatal to chinch bugL He turned lot of the in fected insects loose in bug infested 6eid, when the disease spread 90 rapidly tht the field was soon rid of all the pests. | The french physicians appointed to inquire into the Koch system of inocu- lation as a cure for consumption have re- ported that the remedy was bewildering to the cleverest physicians. and that it would be b. better to await further per fecting of the system before generally | l adopting it. Is The body of James T. Berry, who was killed Christmas day in a gambling TOW 1t Williams, Arizona, by Chas. Brady, passed through yesterday on No. ?. The remains were in charge of bfother-in- aw, A. Rowland, who will take them to C Grove City. Minn., fer interment.-Ie Albuquerque Democrat P C. E. Chatham. brother of Col. Jim ' of the Nogales Herald, sur- ' 'rised the latter recently by visiting him. ' ' The brothers had not met for tsenty-. :. 'uE years. The former now holds the .l ositien os superintendent of the Cape ,; own, St. Peters and Martinsburg R. R. =. 1th headquarters at Cape Town, Africa. :" A short time ago w o. Lundy ,;, 'saght wild goose "a big gander- ,b II