Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-25
Phenix has hotel which refuses to entertain consumptives.

Eugene J. 1rlppel has Oeou @P pointed register of the Tucson land office vice Frank w. Walls deceased. Congress has passed law and it has been signed by the president, granting Coconino county the authority to build a court house.
 The Bisbee copper works have been closed fer want of coke and 400 men thrown out of employment. This is one of the results of Debs strike.
 Hon. J. W. Darlington, ot Yuma, who has been spoken of as a candi- date for delegate to Congress, says that he is out of politics, and he favors Governor Murphy for dele gate.
 Indiana populists are talking of Debs for governor of that state. If they could get Herr Most to run for lieutenant governor, they would then have a good populist team.
 Among the distinguished arrivals at New York recently, is a full pledged, frowsy headed anarchist from England. On his arrival he immediately went before a court and declared his intention to become 8 citizen.
 Two hours after Debs refused to give bail and went to jail, the Indiana State Federation of Labor resolved: eve endorse the stand Debs has taken" There is some thing ambiguous about this endorse ment.-Ex.
 The House has refused to concur in the Senate amendments to the tariff bill. The result will be that Congress will pass no tariff bill this session, and the promises made by the democratic party will remain uufulflled.
 Governor Murphy received tele gram Saturday evening from Senator Shoup- saying that the committee would probably report the Arizona admission bill favorsbly this week but that it would, in all probability not be placed on its final passage until January.
 Georgia Clifford, who killed railroad brakeman at Williams, short time since, has given notic' that she will apply for pardon next month. Georgia was only sen to the penitentiary last March, bu she presumes, on past precedence on being able to secure pardon soon.
 Judge Hawkins is winning thu appreciation of the bar of this dis trict for his fair and impartial rul ings. While he may not be Infalli ble as a judge, and is liable to mak' mistakes, he seems to be doing In duty as he understands it.
 The Phenix Republican must hay a plethoric treasury. Its editor ha just paid fine of SSOOin preference to going to jail for thirty days There are very few editors of coun try papers who would not be will ing to edit their papers in jail, l they could make Sl0 per day by s doing. \
 "The Miner, for the benefit of tn Prescott JOURNAL MINER, reiterate the statement that it was heart an soul wrapped up in the cause C goldbugism a few years ago. "- Mohave Miner. The Miner is cha lenged to produce a single iteI which has appeared in this pspe that would justify the above asseI ton. The JoURNAL-MINER wa a consistent advocate of silver coir age long before Anson H. Smith mental activities were sufficient aroused to realize the importanc of it.
 Editor WolHey, of the RePubl can, has escaped the legal cons' quences of a number of ibelou articles published by him, by "tal ing them back" He tried the sam tactics on Judge Baker, but H Honor would not have it that wa He found Mir. Wolfey guilty ( willful, deliberate, malicious an scurrillous contempt of court" an fined him $3OO. or thirty days jail. The fine was paid.
 Editor Wolfey, of the Phen Republican, has been cited to al pear before Chief Justice Baker answer a charge of contempt court. Governor Wolhey had a ca before Baker in which he applie for a change of venue, which WI denied him. For doing so ti Republican criticised the judg hence the citation. This conteml of court proceedings is good cudg for judges to hold to ward C criticism, but there have been cas where the court has brought itse into contempt by the arbitrary u of this power. In denying li' gant, a change of venue JudI Baker held himself subject to spectful criticism.
 Judge Hallett, in a recent ruin said that there was no law to Pi vent employees from banding t s,atbar for mutual benefit and tn