Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-27

San Diego and PheniX railroad.
 The yellow fever at Brunswick
 Ga, bids fair to depopulate the
 town.
 W. B. Hornblower of New York
 has been appointed associate justice
 oi the United States vice Justice
 Blatchlord deceased.
 The mayor of Los Angeles has
 vetoed the bicycling ordinance re-
 gently passed by the city council of
 that city.
 Lillian Russell is said to have fal-
 len m love at first sight with San
 dow, the strong man, and their en-
 gagment is now announced.
 The Examiner says it is not an
 organ of California democracy. It
 IS now in order for the Gazette to
 dlsclaim being an organ of the dem
 ocratic administration of Arizona.
 The Tucson Star says that Tom ' Fitch always Precedes boom,
 hence 1t predicts an early boom for
 Phenix, since Mir. Fitch has located
 there.
 According to the telegraphic re- port Senator Stewart walked the " United States Senate up on Sat
 urday and furnished them a topic l
 Tor discussion aside from repeal |
 bills.
 A naval officer of the United
 States is announced to be married
 soon to Miss An Fong, the daugh-
 terof a millionaire Chinaman of the
 Hawaiian Islands.
 Judge Ross. of Los Angeles. has decided that a Chinese highbinder . comes under the provisions of the exclusion act. A highbinder is not merchant, hence must be classified aS 3 iaborer. He ordered eight of them deported on Monday.
 'Brer." Jones of the Flagstaff $ Democrat backs down from his 1 proposition to pay for the names of i democrats who have joined the t populist party. The hills are just full of this class of people in this neck of woods and we could fur O nish the Democrat with enough c names to fill an issue of his paper. fC
 This section of country needs at , least two railroads, and needs them 1. bad. Every man who has any brains =, in his head should keenly realize i this very vital fact 7-Courier. Won " der why it is, if our contemporary :, realizes the above fact, that it lends '" its aid to T. $. Bullock on every oc- V. casion to try and impede the build 'i' ing of the s. F. P. x P. railroad9 h' At the worlds congress of relig sr ion just closed at Chicago, Hindoo. in Confucian, Buddhist, Islam, Jew si. and Gentile all joined in repeating ne the Lords Prayer and in singing "Nearer My God to Thee" moral lesson and hymn so broad and CT generous in their precepts that the de whole world can accept them. to Exemption from taxation should utl be knocked entirely out. Yavapai's po board of supervisors will very likely SUI w try their hands at doing it Courier. s'. 9 favapai's board of Supervisors are Al, not likely to try their hands at sus- fav pending the operation of territo- to rial law. They have, at least, so far hot exhibited symptoms of F autocracy. san 4 report to the effect that nego- fav iations of the United States a r; O raise a gold loan in Paris of $50, frie 10000 at ] per cent collapsed mo trough the demands of the syndi mat ate that was to advance the money nd the intervention of the Frenel. II ia@osnmeuT, and that overtures yea lave since been made in London for to { alslng the loan has brought forth l con statement from Secretary Carlisle l sun D which he denies absolutely that incl he government Is endeavoring to pla, egotiate loan abroad. Bri Monometalist Tom Parish says as as hat fl the silver men will accept the nss atio offered by Wall street in re- peo ard tO silver, that there will be no of b -ouble in securing silver coinage. draI ' hy of course not, Tommy. Have oaIr o'T Du just made the discoveryl Silver now len have been aware of this fact dou IT years. But, Tommy, did it ever At { eur to you that if the ratio was u pr led at 20 to 1 now the gold bugs of " ould continue to bear silver until the iey could get the ratio at 10 to 1 if light 1ssible. Los More than seventeen thousand les of railroad in the hands of re- Tn Ivers are a part of the harvest of ces | g business crisis. They are the Nf;ls NTn. 'rthern Pacific, with 5262 miles: Mess ie, 1868 miles; Richmond and Hary nyille, 325S, miles; East Tennessee, Arlzc -ginia and Georgia and Georgia maxi cihc, 5296 miles; the Reading. H| ot y, V 5 miles. The bonds of these repoT ious bankrupt systems amount such Si33,0O0,O0O and their an but b Il interest amounts to S2I, 100000 notor is all means that somebody's in U 9o 'H" ne is to sustain a heavy cut the va , Angeles Times here he Phenix Republican of last ulv., nIyee day deyotes nearly a column to indns, oi Its former charges nies W just W. T. Lake of Mohave tions nty. It takes the charges LID alum and ayers that they were o i- o'--' ~ '--'iiS 'o emu anu not d delInq '"" oI truth ih them. The lowing