Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-21

Interior to the effect that MT. Dsva- reux, assistant secretary under MT. Bruce, was under the civil service law, and could not be removed from office. The matter has been referred to the authorities at Washington Herald.
 Attorney Flannigan has changed his mind and will not emigrate to Honolulu. His many friends after reading the notice of his coptem- plated journey in the last evenings Herald presented him with peti- tion requesting that he remain with them and not being entirely satisfied with the prospects in Honolulu he has granted their prayer and will continue to abide with as.-Herald.
 The outfit of Japanese that have been employed for the past three months digging canaigre along the Hassayampa river are now out Of work and open for engagement. The outfit returned to the city Sunday, and went into camp at the Five Points. It was supposed that they would be sent to the Verde river to dig canaigre, but the order was given to discharge all the hands that were at work, and for the present there will be no more canaigre dug. Gazette.
 An unknown man, evidently a tramp, was found lying beside the railroad track between this city and Jaynes, by the section men, who im- mediately brought the information to the authorities here and an engine and caboose were dispatched to bring the injured man in. He was so badly hurt that he died on the way. The unfortunate man was evidently riding on the pilot of the engine of a freight train. which struck some cattle on the track last night, and was knoccked of. His legs were broken in several places and his body badly bruised all oyer, and his sufferings up to the time he was found must have been terri ble.-Tucson Citizen.
 A young man was arrested yester. day afternoon by the police who had been circulating a subscription paper for the relief of the family of Mir. Donnelly, who died in this city recently in poor circumstances. How much the young man had col lected could not be learned, though it must have amounted to quite sum. This afternoon Justice Kin caid tried the case and sentenced the prisoner to 150 days in the county jail. After the prisoner had been sentenced the justice was in formed that the prisoner had re- gently served a sentence of SIX months at Prescott for like oifense. Herald.
 J. W. Frakes returned last night from the Castle creek hot springs, where he went couple of days ago with Hon. N. o. Murphy and several other gentlemen He reports Engi- neer Barry at work surveying a rail road from the junction to the springs and Lanscape Gardner Smith draw ing plans for beautifying the grounds It is understood that the work of building the road will commence as soon as the survey is completed and at the same time the work of build ing a large hotel and beautifying the grounds will commence, so that within a few months Arizona can boast of one of the. finest health resorts in the countrv.-Phenix Her aid.
 The superannuated sheet down the street that rubber-necks in its athletic attitude into the past in an exclusive corner for reminiscent rot, and cherishes the regard of none in its pernicious policy because the Pickend Drill was not the origina- tor of the authority, again comes to the summit and turns the old and worn out boulder down the hill and faunts with a selfishness that tort nres the HassayampeT and makes the delicate tenderfoot shudder with horror, the red flag of alarm that of all heroes in Arizona, of all things in all spheres you must never cross my trail until baptised in the Hassa- yampa fluid as it IS oozed out reg ularly through the crevices of journalistic system that is all things to all men and coats its existence in garb as often as the seasons come Let the reader imagine Ceres, the " Goddess of corn and tillage, running 2 around Chino valley and filling a : government hay and corn contract to the first California volunteers. Then branch over to Mermaid, and 2 see this olly being as she works her way up and down Granite creek and splashes with her golden tail all the waters from that stream and causes 6 drouth. Then take a jaunt up to Thumb Butte and behold Diana, the virgin ofold as she speeds along Willow creek hunting chipmunks Then stroll over to the bloody ground that has made Battle Flat so sacred and reverent and see Mi nerva, the Goddess of War, pulling for the five pale faces and against three hundred red men. Then cast your optics the other way and see Mercury, the fleet footed God talk ing jaunt down Granite mountain to warn travellers and others on the divide that Injuns are coming. IT you don't like this then go and see Nesta, who IS smothering the vol canoes of Date Creek and throwing lava all over the mesa. It may also be we'll to get on a burro and punch l your way down to the Verde and | see Isis, the great wheat and barley | grower as she tells them all about l 1t. The early rains should not be | overlooked and to get accurate in- formation one should go and talk to | Urania. She was located in '6l Be- | fore Christ on Mount Union, we think. Then if you want to catch on to something little up to date in the line of the first discovery of gold around Prescott, get onto Pe- gasus and also get onto his winged horse as ha nvS frnp1 NNaavar fo fha !