Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-06
The physicians who attended Presi-

lent Mckinley during ms HlheSs, IL I S said, will ask congress for Sl0O,OOO.
 Fording two or three streams of ice water day, sometimes up to their necks, is part of the government snap" enjoyed by the explorers of the geological survey in Alaska.
 President Roosevelt once saved from drowning the Hon. R. North, descendant of that Lord North whose advice lost this country to England Mir. North fell into stream and Mir. Roosevelt 'roped" him.
 Sir Thomas Lipton is quoted as saying: q think there are no girls like the American girls, but you may say for ne that I will never get mar ried until I lift that cup"
 "Arizona is a splendid cure for pov- erty if you come early and get in on the ground hoor.-Enterprise. Ger tainly. if you do not slip through to the underground floor. Lots of Ari- zonans "got in" on the ground floor a quarter of a century or more ago. Some of them have maintained the same position, some have been buried | in financial ruins, and very precious few have risen to greater financial heights.
 The Seneca, Kas., Courier Demo crat says of the St. Louis fair: 'The magnitude of the exposition to be held in St. Louis during 1903 can be appreciated by the following com parisons with the Columbian exposi- tion, the greatest worlds fair that has heretofore been held. The area of the Chicago worlds fair was 600 acres; that of the St. Louis fair will be 1000 acres. The construction of the Chicago fair cost SlS,000,000; the St. Louis fair will cost over S30,OO0,- OOO The Chicago building were temporary; those at St. Louis will be permanent.
 At the session of the supreme court last week a motion for new trial in the case of the Copper Queen Mining company vs. the Board of Supervis- ors of Cochise county was denied. Notice of an appeal to the supreme court of the United States was filed. This is one of the most important cases which has come before the courts of the territory, as it involves the question of the right of the va rious boards of supervisors to assess the property of mining corporations, or whether said corporations may be
 permitted to dictate the amount of
 taxes they will pay.
 A determined fight is being rtin-
 ued by the attorney of Roland B..
 Molineux of New York, to keep him
 from suffering the penalty of crime
 of which he Was convicted, namely,
 the murder of Mrs. Katherine J. Ad-
 ans. Molineux is a wealthy man,
 and his standing in society no doubt
 helps him materially in his fight for
 existence. He was sentenced to
 death, but the supreme court granted
 him a new trial. Application is now
 made by his attorneys to have the in dictment dismissed because illegal evidence was presented to the grand
 jury which found tue indictment, and
 also on the ground that the indict- ment was found on insufficient evi- dence.
 The Pbenix Gazette publishes this touching little item: A man walking
 along Washington street stepped on bit of fruit pairing. He slipped and
 and went through several ludicrous , motions, but did not fall. He seemed l angry, but he stopped and pushed , the pairing of the sidewalk with hi: foot. There was a thoughtful gooC
 fellow. What had happened tc
 himself he did not want to happen tt
 any one else. When man in his an , ger can think of the good of others h'
 is very nearly good enough" Th'
 act of pushing the pairing of the side ' walk was certainly very thoughtful but his thoughts while doing so, i not his words, it is certain wage would not make good reading for Sunday school book.
 T. R. Murdock, a Kansas news
 paper man, writing of Kansa
 editor, says: Bill Allen White, wh,
 a few years ago was going about tn
 streets of Fl Dorado, barefooted anC ' bare legged, closely followed by hi ',' dog, Tad, and who afterwards en = tered a printing office as devil, anC U who got more ink on his face anC 0 hands, who ate more glue roller, wa 2 sent out oftener after "strap oil" am V meat augers" than any devil tn 70 town ever had, lunched with Presi :, dent Roosevelt in the white house u twice last week, and was counted tn - honored guest on both occasions Bill Allen owns a fine newspape , plant in Emporia, owns the larg
 brick building in which the paper i v printed, owns one of the handsomes
 homes in the town and is makin! $ money and is saving it every montl > in the year. He gets from $500 t q 5000 for every story he writes ant h will in time not be only famous bu It rich. It's in him.
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