Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-13

- of that item had been in St. Loui .t in July and August, 1867, his min,
 would have been disabused of sucl a an idea.
 ." In the Chamber of Commerc, ', collection is a fine assortment O
 Salt River Valley pickled olives, a
 fine as are to be seen in any oliv, " region. " - Phenix Herald. Wh, V don't the Chamber of Commerce oI
 some private Individual have enter D prise enough to send some olives tc Q the Worlds Fair for exhibition.
 \ Clergyman in Warren. Pa. as tonished his congregation a few sundays ago by telling them that a
 number of them were giving more money to the church than they
 could afford. About the same time
 a clergyman in Denver reduced his
 salary from 5000 to Sl,5OO per an
 mum on account of the hard times
 A telegram in our daily issue of
 september ,, in relation to the de-
 elsion of Judge Ross, of Los An
 geies, Tn regard to the deportation
 of Chinese, read that he had de-
 cided there was no funds for the
 deportation of Chinese. It should
 have read that he had decided that
 there were funds for the purpose.
 and the work of deportation will be commenced.
 City Marshal Blankenship of
 Fhenlx IS resting under load of charges. Billy is democrat and has been city marshal of the above village for great many years. In fact the good people of Phenix could not sleep soundly at night ! unless he was on watch. Whether l he has abused the confidence re- posed in him, will be shown when the Investigation of the charges are had.
 A sensational story comes from W Washingtou to the effect that Sec retary Carlisle contemplates coin ing the seigniorage of silver with out any authority from Congress. under the general power which he claims Is conferred upon him to com the gold and silver seigniorage n the treasury to the amount of { about S5I ,OO0OOO.
 IL seems to be such an unusual ; recurrence, in Phenix, for a man to pay his debts, that when an indivi- 1ual called at one of the banks the l .ther day and paid a note that was { -ue, instead of asking for an exten- c lon Of time, the banker rushed of il newspaper office and told it. F he paper came out in its next p sue, with a triple headed item. nnounclng the return of prosper O us times. il The recent article in the JOURNAL si LINER, calling attention to the F arrenness of Arizona's exhibit at m 'orld's Fair, so far as agricultural p' roducts are concerned, seems to as ave stirred up our good neighbors the Salt river valley to a sense in
 duty in the matter. They are B )w preparing an exhibit of fruits di be forwarded for exhibition. We our neighbors that sv ey have at last'"gotten move" on wi emselves. dr The panic seems to have spent it's rec in the east, and times are said in, be improving there again. Like ad e cold waves, and other uncom- an, -table and inconvenient things, AL lich strike the east periodically. Tia lzona only got a slight touch ior m the tail of the panic. Two z pensions were all that occurred ,. the territory. One of them will 7. but temporary, probably, while 'S s: tpetre would not have saved the ''o. Ter, panic or no panic. . )ne of the best acts ever done by Evi -ter Harrison, mayor of Chicago, to l 5 the kicking of Carl Browne out his his office the other day. Browne u } a lieutenant of Dennis Kearney ,,ol he sand lot days of San Fran ,an; 70, but is now posing as the op;, Ter of the same element in Chi li o O. He finds Mayor Harrison ,nr :e of different metal than San raoo mayor of 1877. Mayor C. -uson does not propose to allow VI sand lot bacillus to propa- ,La. g in Chicago soil. He is right, . fa,
 wou eferring to the excerpts of the E, or of this paper, in regard O gan. lack of an agricultural display title n thls territory the Phenix Nat; ald says: And now while Bro. nati, tin is kicking so high will he time kick the top of his own head off SD u v. Ho ea.eS upon 1Ie ulSpiay sissiE s favorably with that from so,io icopa county" Yavapai county s;t,a es no special pretentions of be in an agricultural section. We rnh.r few small valleys where grain I fruits are raised but the agri- U lral resources of this county are Ooeo' as not to have been
 dered worthy Of special repre- "o tion there, and more particular Sroou S,.',' } when it was expected, by our "i'n le, that the grain fields and "So Irds of the Salt river valley .'.''' T. be represented. Yavapai A y's principal industry is min net md she has a splendid exhibit 9lSo Pl } Worlds Fair. Excepting the ,. 9pooN' tion of ore of the Commercial .tr eDmnanv tbara is m, ,iurrla 'ONANN'