Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-10

Ia tread, vide Zulick as dispenser oI official patronage in this territory.
 Carlyle W. Harris, the young medical student convicted of pois- oning his wife, was electrocuted yesterday.
 Mir. Maxwell of the postofice de- psrtment, has appointed over 5000 fourth class postmasters since going into to office.
 The president has advised office seekers to leave Washington, as by remaining there they will injure their chances of appointment,
 Northern Arizona has been recog- nized by the administration, in the
 appointment of E. E. Ellinwood, of
 Flagstaff, as United States attorney.
 A new democratic paper is talked
 of for Phenix. Democrats down
 there are getting mighty particular. They want party paper edited
 by democrat.
 The German Reichstag, on Satur-
 day, refused to pass the Army bill,
 by vote of 2l0 against it to 132 in
 favor of it. The Kaiser immediate ly dissolved the body, and new elec-
 tions will be held in June.
 The Bmperial health office at
 Berlin, reports that the acid of oranges and lemons is death to the cholera bacillus. This preventive is certainly simple, as we'll as
 pleasant one.
 If there is 8 single appointee of this territory, so far made, who has been recommended by Mark Smith, we are not aware of it. Our terri torial delegate and his colleague, Zulick, have been ignored from first to last.
 The manager of the Palace hotel at San Francisco has decreed that no walters employed in the house shall wear a mustache. 4 few of the walters, who tried to stand against the edict and raised a re- bellion, were summarily bounced, and the rest are clean shaven.
 pr. J. c. Norton has been appoin- ted territorial veterinary surgeon to succeed Dr. 4. J. Chandler. If the territory has ever had any bene- fits from the services of this officer we have failed to make the discov- cry yet of them. 1t is perfectly useless office.
 Those wealthy Texans who had to kill off two hundred and forty-eight men to destroy the evidence against them, of a murder committed by them some time since, must have committed their original murder in a very public manner. The news from Texas recently is of such a character as would indicate the re- turn of Tom Ochiltree from his trip abroad.
 A gentleman who owns ranch in Salt river valley, who was in Prescott to-day says that water is scarcer now in Salt river than it was in August last; that there is no water running in the river what ever. It looks as if the constantly increasing amount of land which is being placed under cultivation there will very soon require water storage to give them a supply of water.
 Fresno, California, has minister named J. H. Collins, of the Congre- gational church, who is creating quite a sensation in that place. He is preaching a series of sermons on the evils of iptempersnce, and has been telling seme things which some people there do not like to l hear. It is announced that when l he finishes the present serie of ser mons on drunkenness he will preach | & series on other sins of the Fresno | people that will rival Jonah's efforts at Nineveh.
 The meeting of the board of lady | managers of the Worlds Fair re- gently must have been very affect ing one. The telegraphic report of it says that Mrs. Potter Palmer wept while she implored the lady members to quit their ''jawing' or she would resign. Then some of the ladies even cried aloud while many of the members were in tears when finally a resolution, support ing the president and thanking her for the noble work she had done, was unanimously passed.
 Notice is hereby given to the office seekers of Arizona, that the firm of self constituted dispensers of official patronage, known as Meyer Zulick & Mark Smith, has been dissolved by mutual consent, on accoun of the devilish perverseness of Grover Cleveland, who insists on rejecting every candidate recom- mended by this firm. The appoint ment that finally broke the firms back was W. K. Meade, as marshal" The above form ofnotice is respect fully recommended to the parties interested. 4 telegram from Yuma, published in the Phenix Gazette, says that i Murray McInfsrnsy was arrested l there last Friday, charged with ap- a propriating S7OO of the territory's Il and of embedding some '' thing like Sl,000 in cash beloning to Ii prisoners. His arrest was made at b the instance of the new superin- b .endent, W. K. Meade. The JOUR p SAL-M MINER does not know anything h the merits of the case, n put it ventures the assertion that D fir MoTnDaTnv will claar hiusalf of | al