Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-24
Many counties in Arizona are or gaizing Worlds Fair boards.


 gaizing Worlds Fair boards.
 Corporal Tanner, of the pesion fame, is visiting New Mexico.
 The Salton sea is again rising and more water is now in it than ever before.
 A voter in New Mexico must pro- duce poll tax receipt before his ballot will be accepted.
 Southern Arizona must be gener- ally prosperous. They have not had regular Indian scare for a whole year.
 The war department has just pre- sented a medal of honor to Gen. Miles for distinguished gallantry at Chancellorville, May 3, 1863.
 Nogales is as full of cripples as Phcnix is of good prospects. The invalids go to consult Saint Teresa. whose recent cures by faith are spoken of as simply wonderful.
 Judging from recent telegram from San Francisco, the work of building the peninsular road will be renewed. This road will run a con meeting link between San Diego and Yuma.
 Excellent reports are coming from Tombstone mines. Litigation has been the sole obstacle to prevent them from resuming their old time activity, which is now being realized on gradually through dissipation of legal bulldozing methods.
 Our contemporary's dispatches state that lightning has struck two residences adjoining Growers resort at Gray Gables. There must have been some misunderstanding be- tween arover's physique and this atmospheric slugger, for it evidently struck but once and then rolled of disgusted.
 The Senate committee on terri tories will probably visit Arizona this fall. If the territorial legisla ture goes republican, there will be a minority report from its members crushing the statehood bud. If the usual democratic majority is the case there will of course be whoop and yell for statehood.
 Southern democrats are trying to study out the differnnce between the | so called ''force bill" and the state ment recently made by Weaver's | side partner on the peoples party | ticket, that his party believed in al | lowing every man to vote as he | pleased, and intended to see that | the votes were counted as they were cast. There is no differences; the opposition to the Federal election bill is in reality opposition to free | ballot and fair count.
 Let no man try to fool himself or his neighbor as to the greatest and most important issue now before the the people-the tariff; if you believe in free trade and low prices, for your own as we'll as for the other fellows labor, vote the demo- cratic ticket; If you believe in pro- lection, reciprocity and good pay for every American laborer, which necessarily makes good prices for all American products, vote the republican ticket. It is for you to choose between the two policies; there is no middle course.
 The renegade band of Indians from the San Carlos reservation, led by the Kid" and the authors of the recent outrage near Hatchita, were seen Monday making in the direc- ton of the Coyote hills. Once in , trenched behind this range of noun tainous peaks, it will be almost i'm possible to dislodge them. With the killing of Hodgon and the I Mexican Escalante, the murders { by the Indians in that vicinity within the last three years number six. After the initial killing it has been the in- rule of the savages to s retreat to the hills and keep the V 'ettlers in the valley at their mercy. 1, Their present actions demonstrate hat they are prepared to follow out he plans of last campaigns, So far $ can be ascertained this morning, { 10 attempt has been made to ap- c ,rehend the murderers by the Fort a ,aysrd troops.
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