Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17

kinds of prosperity in mining to face her 10 the future.
 CA. Walsh, of the democratic national committee,ha arrived from the Klondike, where be has beer for the past eighteen months. The idea of silver democrat being out for the yellow stua is ssimply prePos- terous.
 Another war Is brewing and If ArlzoBa officials are not cautious and thoughtful, New Mexico will probably invade this territory, as a result of recent clash between the sheriffs of Cochise and Silver City, on criminal matters. The Lords burg Liberal recently published the following:
 4 Wardner, Idaho, dispatch, says that the proclamation given 10 the press last aight was formally is- sued today with some qualifications. It is the mos, radical blow yet aimed at the labor organizations and tEe citizens are hopeful that 1t will prove the remedy. It is directed to the mine owners in this county and de- Bies the right to employ men be- longing to certain organizations dur ing the continuance of martial law. All the miners applying for work will be required to get a permit from the state.
 There are a great many people ID this section who fly into a frenzy over the formation of a trust, and with seeming pity for the welfare of the masses. they plead with the classes to let loose the capital which today is coming to this section in mining investment Take from us the money which is behind one par ticular combIne-and that combine is one of the richest and most pow erful in the union-which IS invest ing heavily in this vicinity. and what is the sentiment of these croakers. They would curse the country for not holding this capital.
 In Catholic religious circles con- siderable of a sensation has been l created and also among Irish lead !. CTS by the implscable stand taken by | Archbishop Eyre of Glasgow, Scot l llGd. who continues to refuse the sacraments of penance and eucharist i to members of the Ancient Order of 1 Hibernians. it is professedly a friendly society distributing benefits I to sick and distressed members. The i society is stronger in America than it IS in Scotland, but it is said to have in the latter country several in iuential branches that concern ] themselves more in politics than ID the bestowal of mutual aid and as sistance.
 In June delegates from the lodges of New Mexico and Arizona of the Ancient Order of United Workmen will meet at Silver City and organ ize a grand lodge jurisdiction apart from Colorado, with which they have heretofore been joined. Arizona has I,2OO members of the order aud New Mexico 700. The grand lodge jurisdiction established will be one of the smallest in the order, but it is expected to be one of the most pros porous. Both territories are in the healthiest region of the union, and the date rate within the order has been less than ten members per an- nun.
 Sheriff Blair read the riot act to Sheriff White of Cochise county la, week, when White was ID Silver City after the Halderman brothers. There was some dispute about th rewards. Sheriff Blair told White t tat these men made four bad men that he and his deputies had capt urad for the CochiSe officials. He recently captured two horse thieves an fourteen head of stolen stock, in the eastern part of the territory. H. and bis deputies brought the men to Fl Paso, and to save e1- pense to Cochise county he did not take the men to Silver City and wait for requisition, but turned them over Co the Cochise officers at Fl Paso. When he put Tn his bill for expenses m making thls capture the C.ra.se supervisors refused to pay him cent. He told Sheriff White D aiuiy 1T the reward for the Hal d-imau arrest was treated m the same vay as was his bill for arrest Ing he horse thieves, that neither he nor his deputies would lend a hand 70 the Cochlse officers again, even II all the officers in that county we-a -rardered and thieves stole the court house
 The following IS going the rounds of lhe press, and as 1t Is near home we republish it for tie benefit of Senator Clark. whose regard for the working man Is ss pure and white as the s, yer question be was elected on recently iu Montana. This inter view with the Associated Press will ! be relished exceedingly by his anti trust friends, and the only restric- { ton To be placed on Mir Clark's dis position m the matter of trusts IS apparently that he can see nothing bstter ahead by joining the copper com Yine than he has an sigh, iu the United Verde. The following wall be read wlth interest. Senator W. A. Clark of Montana, owns the ! United Verde copper mines in Jerome, Arizona Recently the Ro.hsrhiI1s and Mr. Rlckpfeller ,