Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-17

claims, as promising ss any To the legitimate investor she has, therefore, superior inducements to
 offer. Like all other mining coun-
 tries she has been cursed by the ad-
 vent of stock jobbing cormorants,
 whose sole object is to fleece the un-
 suspecting. She has also been cursed by another class, more hon est, but none the less dangerous. Those who know nothing of mines or mineral and who purchase prospect, for mine. After purchase they set about to work it, by putting in man, as superintendent, who never saw mine or pIece of min eral in his life and consequently knows nothing ofthe business. The result is failure even though the property may be the best. Instead of placing the responsibility where it belongs, to their own ignorance and mismanagement the investors withdraw with imprecations against the country.
 It will be a very difficult task to make Murray MeInernsy's friends in Yayapai county believe that he ever appropriated, to his own use, S700 worth of property belonging to the territory, or that he embedded Sl0OO belonging to prisoners. Yet that, according to the telegrapAic reports sent out from Yuma, is just what he is charged with doing. In addition to MT. McInernay's high standing in this community, his character having always been above reproach, there is another feature ot the prosecution which is favora- ble to him. That is that w. K. Meade is the prosecutor in the case. Mir. Meade when appointed marshal eight years ago spent $l2,0OO in Prescott and a similar or greater amount in Tucson in an attempt to indict republican officials. Mr. Meade seems imbued with the idea that all republicans and particularly  republican office holders are dishon- est. Mir. Meade and his peculiar ideas however were recently rejected by voters of his county by major ity of 300, while a unanimous vote Of the democratic members of the territorial council recently declared against him. Meade's democratic brethren seem to properly under stand him.
 The telegraph announces the fail ure and assignment for the benefit of his creditors of pr. H. H. Warner. This announcement is of but little interest in Arizona, further than as regards his connection with the Hill l side mine. Quite number of cheeks | )f this institution are still out un- paid, but it is hoped that the failure Df Patent Medicine Warner may strengthen rather than retard the operations of this company. It did | lot take financial expert to tell, rom the very commencement of Warmers operations here, that he intended to run a ''skinning" game. lis experience in fooling the public with his patent medicines led him O believe that the financial pubic Tas as gullible as the ailing public. Notwithstanding the fact that he se- ured a good mnie to operate with is scheme failed. Arizona will be the sufferer and the To s i'll be far greater than the few hOusand dollars that Dr. Warner as put in here in his attempt to olster up a gigantic stock jobbing theme. The merits of the Hillside roup of mines need no commenda- on from any one; their history is 10 we'll known and speaks for itself. 'e believe the,tare worth every dol IT Dr. Warner agreed to pay for lem, and with economical and sys- ] 'matie working might possibly, in ( le course of time, be developed to ! 3 worth even the value placed on ! lem by the doctor in his stock job ! ing scheme. There is nothing rong with the mines, but Warner Il ld his schemes are several points V slow par. a
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