Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
.Iliot F. shephard left an

company.
 NJ Browning, of Illinois, has
 'en appointed commissioner of
 indian affairs.
 Our Arizona legislature tried to
 get deep water harbor established
 before adjouning.
 A San Francisco bank cashier
 named Flood has gone wrong to the tune of Sl64,OO0
 The Sacramento Bee buzzes a.
 usual, despite the fact that boy cntt was inaugurated against it re gently.
 It is announced that the South.
 ern Pacific will soon commence
 running two trains a day over it:
 road.
 The low condition of the govern ment's finances has alarmed Presi- dent Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle.
 Gov. Boies is said to have his 'eyes fixed with a stony stare on the White House" They will turn to stone before he gets there.
 Lawyers of San Bernardino, Cali fornis, claim that the act creating
 Riverside county California is un. constitutional.
 Freight and passenger rates ir
 England are about three times the average of what they are in the United States.
 It seems that the appointment of l.. C. Hughes, as governor, has been confirmed and he has assumed the duties of the position.
 The Examiner of the I4th, inst says that J. J. Hawkins was ap- pointed Associate Justice of Ariz- ona for the reason that Mark Shit h could not tell lie.
 Candidates for official positions, who have secured the endorsement of Mark and Meyer are seriously contemplating having such endorse ments eliminated from their papers
 The Tucson Citizen IS uncharit- able enough to think that the ", d would have been just as we'll -.G as it now is if the Seventeenth Legislature of Arizona had never e1i sted."
 L. H. Manni ng the newly ap- pointed surveyor general of the ter ritOry Is a Tucson man. Wonder when Cleveland lighting will strike, m this section for a territorial office.
 President Cleveland seems to keep up his lick in smashing slates." Judge Hawkins was not on the slate of the would-be dis pensers of official patronage of this territory.
 As Marcus Aurelius Smith is mak ing an active and bitter fight against Dr. Geo. T. Thornton, the JOURNAL MINERS candidate for Uninted States marshal, We have great hopes of his appointment.
 Zulick left the territory in a sort of halo. of glory, as being the great l am of the democracy of Arizona. The halo which surrounds him now is not of peculiar brightness and they do say that he will not return again to this territory.
 It has been said that you never learn a mans character until he i runs for office. This seems true in 1 Tery many inst stances. The people | 'f North Dakota are shocked to earn that their new senator, Mir. Roach is accused of being a Wash ngton, D. C., bank embezzler in the sum of S25,OOO or S3O.OOO.
 It is in order now for another tele- gram to be sent out from Washing ton assuring the country of the cordial relations" and Friendly teeling" existing between Mark smith and President Cleveland. As he president has appointed another candidate opposed by Mark, the re- atinns must be more cordial ar probably Belle of Nelson) than ever.
 A Tucson merchant advertise Highland zephyrs. in stripes and plaids." During our last visit to he ancient pueblo, we experienced . highland zephyr, but there were 10 fancy fxins about. It was imple. plain, fifty-miles- n-hour zephyr, with cubic foot of sand O cubic yard of zephyr If the tripod and plaid variety are more than this. We will re- eTve our order. President Cleveland continues to eep in line with the recommends ion of the JoURSAL-MINER in mak- ng territorial appointments, as it Judge Hawkins for asso- fate justice of the territory. This I knocks another great ( ig piece out of the slate of the ' combination. Their l .udidate was H. D. Ross, and he e ad good prospects for obtaining s ie position, .had they not been aocked out by Mark Smith and I Ieyer Zulick. V The Council refused to confirm 0 e appointment: of w. K. Meade as O Iperintendent of the territorial II -ison. The reason assigned was le at Meade ran 800 behind his t cket in Cochise county and was Pudisted by his party and people wi that county. The reason, how ur CT. was that the democratic mem- m rs of the territorial council, with SC { very few exceptions, are under a:. IGl } domination of Meyer Zulick. me | Meade is bitter and unrelent- , ,tt,nooant of fh;s QxR ..,.o