Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-29
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Phin. Clanton is residing in Globe. T Superintendent Helm, of the Tiger, i, in town.
 Judge Abner Wade, of Walnut Grove
 is m town.
 F. W. Blake returned from Mohavs
 county last evening.
 The Buckeye Blade has suspended
 for want of patronage.
 The new railroad time schedule will go into effect next Monday.
 l k. NJ. Jennings has purchased Erwin
 Baer's photograph gallery.
 Ex-Secretsry Bayard gives his views
 on the Italian question in the May 1 Forum.
 Phenix papers announce that Score
 tary N. O. Murphy is en route to Pres-
 colt from Phenix.
 1 The Southern California Editorial
 Association has decided upon Flagstaff
 their place of meeting in July. Ari-
 zons editors should arrange to give
 their neishbors & cordial reception. Miss Gertrude Hughes, daughter of
 Editor l.. c. Hughes of the Tucson Star,
 Is seriously Ill with Ia grippe in Boston,
 where she is attending the Cohserva- tory of Music. Hope the young lady i may recover.
 J. J. Williams, general manager of
 the Commercial Mining Company's properties, has been granted thirty days
 leave of absence, and will leave on
 Monday, with his family to spend it in California.
 D. w. Wallis and J. c. Dunphy, who have spent several days in Prescott,
 left this morning for Mohave county, where they recently purchased between
 2,0o0 and 5000 head of cattle. which they will drive to Nevada. Will c. Barnes, of Holbrook, and J. W. Benham, of Williams, members of the live Stock Sanitary Commission, came in on last evenings train and left for Phenix this morning to attend the organization of the nes commission. An accident happened yesterday evening at Camp Senator. result ng in serious injuries to Alexander Baird, an old resident and miner of this county. He was engaged at work in shaft l when an empty car dropped down on | him. Medical sid was summoned from | Prescott for him.
 There is considerable point in Mir. De- pew's latest definition of club. He | says 1t Is place where a man sits for | tw' hours in reading room waiting for bis turn a. the evening paper, which he will not buy. Then he keeps it two i hours from another member. Subse- quently he goes home and tells his wife that clubs are economical after ali. Democrat.
 Patents for pre-emption claims have been received for the following parties a. the Prescott land office, and willbe deliv- cred upon surrender of the duplicate cer- tificate of entry: James McCrum, Pres colt; Joseph s. Mechen, Armer, Gila county; Runion c. Kinder, Holbrook Simon F. Murphy, Show Low; Alexsn- der Nicoll, Jr., St. Johns; Edward W. Nelson and Robert Brown. Springer vile; Henry c. Lockett, William Car oil and Euclid M. isbell, Flagstaff.
 The genuine and purely disinterested solicitude manifested by certain demo- cratic papers for Secretary Blaine at the present time, must touch tender chord in the great heart of the people oi this country. These democratic papers see unmistakable signs of physical and mental failure in Americas rest states man, and fear that he will not last long. They also affect fear lest there may be a disagreement between President Har- rison and his secretary Of state. It is very amusing to read these symps- thetic articles.
 Alter an absence of three or four days ( the Phenix Republican put in an ap- pearance again last evening. From two or three items which appeared in it, as we'll as from some items in it's Phenix ( it Is learned that the | q cause of its non appearance was on &C., count of & strike of its printers. Two were also levied on it, one 4 to $500 due Los Angeles I paper firm, and one of $l0S by James Fl. McClintock, one of it's employees. c Manager Vail has however set the craft e l oat again, by compromising with the V printers, and hopes to steer it clear Of ! snags in the future. II
 In tue Overland Monthly for May T md June will be published series oi l iistoric"i papers more important than lave been printed for long tim They are selected from the private pa ,ers of the late Senator Gwin, and tell, a n original documents, the story of his amous attempt to persuade the Empe- or Napoleon III, and Maximilian to c 'dopt his scheme of bringing mining V population into Sonora and Chihuahua r lnder the protection of the French b roops. The papers are memorials and ,rivate letters to the Empercrs, and to 'ther public men. and letters the Sena- or wrote to his wife and daughter, giv- E ng his impressions of the Emperors (