Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19


 lngs of its class in Arizona. The rooms are all large and airy. There are two waiting rooms, one at each end of the building. The waiting
 room on the west end of the struc- [ ture is open-very desirable for sum
 mer-while the east end room is
 especially adapled for winter The
 agents office Is commodious aud fit
 ted up with every comfort to be de
 sired by that functionary. The
 baggage room is also of considera-
 ble size.-Gazette.
 The Prince of Wales proposes to
 introduce the wearing of silk waist
 coats in England, SO as to stimulate
 the silk industry, which is just now
 in a worry depressed condition. not
 withstanding the benign policy of
 free trade which is supposed to make
 all industries in England prosperous.
 Next We shall probably hear of II.
 k. Ills wearing iron boots to
 stimulate the iron industry. The
 announcement was recently made that Queen Victoria drinks fine old
 Scotch whisky as a tonic. Can it
 be that the whisky trade in Great
 Britain likewise needs a stimulus?- Los Angeles Times.
 lt IS a popular but probable fal- | lacious impression that newspapers are just what their publishers and editors make them. They are not; they are to very great extent what the business community where they are published makes them. They represent the character and merits Of the community far more exactly than tbey do the energy and enter prise of their publishers or the abil- ity and ambition of their editors. 1t is in the power of the business men Of any community to push 1 their local newspapers forward to 1 standard impossible of attainment by any effort of the publishers with 1 out their cooperation, and in DO l other direction can an equal measure | of effort and experience be applied | with any like equal effect in advane- tug the interests. not only of the l community at large, but of the indi- l vidual business man himself.-Indus- trial Journal.
 Retribdtion is sometimes almighty slow, but it nearly always gets there just the same. Charles B. Morton, Maine democrat who was made commissioner of navigation by Mir. Cleveland in his first administration aud auditor of the treasury for the navy department early in the Fresent administration as a reward for the scaEenger work he performed in the campaign of dirty personal abuse that was waged against the late James G. Blaine in 1884. was this week summarily dismissed from the latter office by MT. Cleveland, and. to make the delayed retribution all the more satisfactory to decent people, Morton was dismissed for exactly the same reason that he was given office-for exercising his scavenger proclivities. But he made the mistake of abusing the man who gave him office, this time, and was consequently kicked out of office, greatly ;o the satisfaction of officers of the navy, whose accounts it was hls duty to pass upon, and with i whom he has been in a constant , ever since he held the ofiics. May his unlamented fate be warning to those who try to travel into office over the sewer route Tucson Citizen.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 CIV. Hull left for Jerome this morning.
 L. J. English of Mayer was in town to-day.
 Dr. E. B. Ketcherside, of Jerome , was caller at this office to-day.
 Geo. w. Sines came in from his Cherry creek mining camp last evening.
 Misses Katie Ruhl and Lizzie George of Jerome are guests of {; Hotel Burke.
 Mrs. 4. L. Moeller came in to-day s from San Francisco and is stopping ( lt Hotel Burke. I
 Superintendent J. l.. Grioux and { Financial Manager H. J. Allen of the Uuitel Verde Copper company I are n town.
 William Faulkner. mining man 1! we'll known all over the Pacific Coast is visiting Prescott with view of locating here permanently 10 engage in promoting mining sales. Judge NJ. B. Gerry, of tho law a firm of Mcknight x Gerry Wash ( ngton D. C., was passenger from V Phenix on this mornings train. f Judge Gerry was formerly on the Q supreme bench of Colorado aad is . m attorney of fine ability. It was a he firm of which he is member 2 hat secured about $3000O for this | .erritory, from the general govern [ nent for the care of Indian prison ITS at Yuma. a