Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2i, 1891


 robbery a few days ago. The secretary of war has ordered the abandonmen, of Fort Lowell Congressman Anderson wants the railroad combine investigated.
 The tourist season brings four million pounds yearly into Switzerland
 Grant H. Oury, ex-delegaie from this territory, died suddenly in Tucson, re- gently.
 Yavapai county go, beautifully left in the organization of the democratic ieg- iSlature>
 The schsol trustees of Tucson have appointed Arbor day for the school on February I4th,
 Supreme Court IS in session in Phe- nix with Chief Justise Gooding and As sociate Justice Sloan present.
 The San Francisco pound has been turned over to the society for the preven non of cruelty to animals.
 Phenix papers note the arrival there of Chief Justice Geoding, E. NJ. Sanford and Harris Baldwin and wife.
 Secretary Tracy has denied Com msnder Reiier's request for court mar tial to investigate his connection with the Barrundia affair.
 Private telegrams were received today stating that Dempsey won last nights fight at New Orleans, knocking Fitzsim- mons out ID the thirteenth round.
 We sint the north and south road to bring the lumber from Yavapsi and the fruits and grain from Maricopa counties, 10 our door m exhange for our gold and Silver-Prospector,
 D. H. Dillon just in from Cataract Canyon, says that Navajo indians are encroaching on the hunting grounds of the Supais. The latter are powerless to resist the encroachment on account of the fewness of their numbers.
 Geo. I. Roskrugs. democrat, contest ed the election of Ben. Heney as treas urer of Pima county on thegrounds that Heney under the law could not succeed himself. The court decided in favor of Heney.
 Itis evident that the Louisiana tot tsry IS in ns death throes- All full tickets" have been withdrawn from the market. Although it IS not generally known, this is done for the purpose of preventing holders from winning ihe capital prize and in fact all of the larger premiums.-Albuouerque Citizen.
 The diamond producers have for ned a trust and have resolved 10 reduce the product from 4, 900, GOO to z,eeo, COG oi carats per snnum, and raw diamonds have risen 100 per cent in consequence This will prove a serious blow to the poor pc )ple, who cannot get along with out such necessaries.
 Bishop Hare, iu talk on the Indian question at Sioux Falls. South Dakota, just after returning from the scene of the Wounded Knee fight. said he was satis- ned that the soldiers simply did their duty. The speaker thought that the men had good cause for complaint, .snd denounced the present Indian system as the cause of the present outbreak.
 Legislative officers are, F. c. Hughes, president of the council; C. Nj. Strauss, chief clerk; F. Newell. enrolling and engrosssing clerk; C. W. Culver, ser geant at arms: SpeakeIpf the lower house, C. $. Clark; chief clerk, C. Hoff enrolling and expressing clerk, IS. Taylor; sergeant at arms. J. $. Boyd Of the above, three are from Pima. three from Cochise, one from Pinal and one from Graham.
 An immense deposit of onyx, fifteen miles southeast of Signal. this county has been located by Charles Wilson "Pard" Pierce, John Reese and CharleI Price. It is of very fine grain andtake: a beautiful polish, and ID appearance somewhat resembles the onyx foundnea Prescott The ledge is from forty to on' hundred feet in width and is considered a very valuable property by men wh' have examined it. We hope the iocater' will be able to get capital interested .t aid in developing the new addition tt wealth oi our county.--Mohave Miner
 At the recent meeting of the Nev Mexico Bar association Judge w. C Hazledine, general manager of the At lantic & Pacific railroad, and enc of th' brightest and sbies, lawyers in the south west, va. elected president of the Ba association. Speaking ci his election. th' Santa Fe New Mexican has the follow ing: "The slectiou of Judge W. C Hszledine as president of the Bar asso ciation of New Mexico, IS a proper snt well deserved compliment. Judge Hazeldine IS in the front rank ef hi! profession; be is an ab ble honorable man he is a patriotic and good citizen Judge Hazledine and the Bar association are to be congratulated upon bis cleo ton"
 Politics in the United States are no; lasting in their intense feeling of animos ity engendered during campaign. This fact is locally prominent just at present