Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-29
THE ARIzoNA APPRENTICESHIP

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 THE ARIZONA GovERNoESHr.
 The following editorial is from the El Paso Times and We give it for what It is worth:
 ''A special from Washington gives the latest progress in the expected change of governors for Arizona. 1t says me secretary of the interior has received 6 report from Inspectors Duncan and Olive. who were sent to Arizona to make a report on charges preferred against Governor Hughes, and in sd dition, take in general conditions about others matters. The report submitted IS against Governor Hughes and recon mended that he be relieved from further office holding and it is also observed m the report that fsctional troubles are such in that territory that it is almost an impossibility to find man for the place of governor who would meet with the combined approval of the party. After going over the applicants for the place of governor to succeed Hughes, covering theIr strength and opposition, the conclusion is reached that 1t would be good plan to take some one outside all factions who would have to come from outside the territory or who had been there for short time and make B governor out of such a man for the reason that that would turn all factions down and, hence, meet with the ap- proval of all. The president has await ed final action in the matter until he could be placed in possession of the in formation and suggestions contained ID this report. It will in due time be sent to him and it is supposed that it will be followed in due time with the appointment of a governor of Arizona, filling place made vacant by resignation or removal.
 The dispatch goes to say that ex-Gov. ZulIck. who was governor under Mr. Cleveland's first administration, re- mains in Washington looking after his chances. as does also MT. Kellner. The ex-governor moved back to New >Jersey soon after the end of his former term, but he was an applicant for the place again ct the beginning of this admins tration. He had the support of ex-Dele- gate Smith, who is still, with him, in- sisting upon his appointment.
 MT. A. V. Quinn, 8 ranchmen in the territory, is also an applicant, having lived there two years, and he has the support of the Southern Pacific and has friends ID Colorado and Wyoming pulling for him. MT. Herndon, who is the defeated democratic candidate for delegate last fail, has filed his applica- tion for the place, and also filed another document in which he states that ex- Delegate Smith worked against his cleo tion last fall by reason of personal poll tical interests, and he also says that the friends of ex-Gov. Zulick did the same thing, and for this reason he protests against the appointment of Zulick. h the meantime Gov. Hughes insists that in the event be is removed he will maKe it very warm for United States Marshal Meade and Secretary of the Territory Bruce, as he claims they are the prime originstors of ali his troubles. It is very plaln that he intends to do this, as he has already filed charges against both of them, against Bruce in the interior and Meade in the departa2enl of justice. His charges have something to say about financial transactions of both in territorial matters.
 It is understood that ex-Senator Martin of Kansas is now in New York City watching his chances to break iD on the president at Gray Gables for the purpose of having talk with him on Arizona matters. The senator has in terests in Arizona, has spent some time there since the adjournment of con- gress, and it is claimed he might be in- duced to take the job himself, or possi- bly has a friend who could be induced to come to inc aid of the administration by accepting the place.