Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-15

was fraud so far as being what 1t
 represented. So long as it met the
 expectation and approval of visitors
 though, and satisfied them, there Is
 no particular occasion for fault
 finding.
 wholesale indictments against t6em-
 SIX indictments were returned
 against Sheriff Gouguer for embez-
 clement and perjury; two against
 Clerk Court Swaney for embezzle-
 ment; three against Assessor Groves
 for embezzlement and miscopd,.,.
 two against Jailor McGowan for
 embezzlement and carelessness in
 allowing prisoners to escape; eipbt
 agalnst the County Commissioner
 Tor misconduct in office, in allowing
 numerous bills in excess of the .
 amount that should have been paid i
 The findings of the jury are said to l
 have caused a great sensation. even
 Tn that sensational town.
 With two of its editors in iail for
 contempt of court, the Phenix Ga
 zette thinks that the press is being
 muzzled. It is a good thing to
 muzzle the press at times when il Indulges in personal abuse of pub-
 he officials. Criticism of publ;o officials is one thing, and a legti- mate subject for newspapers to in ouIge m, but personal abuse. to gratlfy the individual spleen of the V editor, IS an entirely different thing. V A newspaper which does not know [ the difference, may learn the lesson e through the courts, which is a stern and expensive school. q
 Our contemporary this morning laS the following: "The result of % he recent elections has no more :" political significance than the re. ut of the elections which placed 't n the presidential chair a deter '" llned, unreasonable and dictatorial N, nough conscientious, man, with oi
 lew thin streaks of democracy 'N hls genial makeup which are IT more than overbalanced by an la lbred fl not inborn sympathy with mi ie monIed ariStOcracy of this coun- ha y and Europe and with the classes lnt
 against the masses of his coun- ymen.' This looks little ke sla cklng man when he is down. the After writing column after col -. m of 'stuff," in an attempt to p owe that silver has depreciated in aa. Tue and that the ratio should be ,,a- ed at 26 to 1, Tom Parish very ,rL inkly admits in recent com ha inicatiOn that it is gold that has a;tl preclated. It was sort of slIp I,-. the pen no doubt on Tommv's hoo, IL but for once he told the truth. tba, Marshal Gard, of Los Angeles has bounced his intention of captur-
 Apache Kid and winning the II 'OOO reward offered for him. Mir ,a-D uu U rd will find the job, different R. m capturing unregistered Chi hous or even from hunting down Unit n robbers. The best wishes of gres' people of Arizona will be with ro;. ro,.S though in his efforts. wbicI fourteen year old boy started q locat Toe ln the garrett of public school tboro ding in San Francisco the other labor Just to see how the pupils prove Id get out in case of a real fire. be SUI 700 children in the building at iDa', fnaI lme marched out in an orderly as req her, without panic or accident minin the boy is wondering how be to for get out-of jail. the the an @ recommendation of the grand or cIai m reference to the examination in ord, unty offices by an expert is an this aC ent one. The custom of ap- lii the ing committees of that fore T r to examine these offices is a that h, farce. The time given for the tend tc s entirely inadequate and the me ne oi nation does not amount to from tI ing.
 ",'' ",io'ner so-calted rev The on her hands. It is simply compan force of bandits who to-day, oting the country. They other c
 a custom house at Las Pal RhloPert. thoPl nd were reported marching valned Jaurez. The latter city is and wa rms ready to receive them. of it or seem to have had an anti under i' ack party in New Jersey. estate b le lack of running qualities ing p, cd by the populists at the and no election, we suggest that roI' rore ;.,; giv' lange their name to the m - ce track " party. It would On =. 'Pi'S'e word of {