Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Southern California IS shipping from two to four car loads of honey per day to the east.
 The most surprising orchard crop of the year in Southern California is the olive crop. It is about ready to pick and is phenomenally large. It is placed at 6,0OO barrels, more than double the average crop of previous years.
 A recent associated press dispatch from Washington intimates that there is no hope for obtaining favorable congressional action on the question of statehood at the next term of con gress, owing to the large volume of more important legislation which will be before that body.
 The Journal-Miner of Prescott joins in the chorus of E. s. Ives Yuma Sun in calling Kean St. Chares cratic. - Mineral Wealth. Erratic is the mild way of stating it. No offense meant. A man may be cratic and still not be a bad sort of fellow. Kean St. Charles, no doubt, means well, if he is somewhat cratic.
 At the mouth of Turner creek, in Kaugarok dist, in the Klondike coun- try, a buried forest has been discov- cred, some in an excellent state of preservation and others that have de- cayed. The wood resembles Califor- mia red wood, and some of the trees are very large. About this buried forest other evidence has been found pointing to the fact that at one time this district had a tropical or semi tropical climate. In the buried for est elephant tusks, deer horns and mammoth tusks have also been found.
 Judge Cantrill, who is trying the Powers case at Georgetown, Ken lucky, and who issued an or,;cr vro- hibiting any one from entering the court room with arms, is held up every time he enters the court room, and is subjected to an examination by deputy sheriffs to see if he has a gun or a knife about him.
 The Journal Miners prediction that Governor N. o. Murphy would be permitted to serve out his term of four years from the time he was con firmed by the senate, did not come true. Phenix papers announce the appointment of Col. A. O. Brodie to the position, the president holding that Governor Murphy's commission expired August l. The appointment of Col. Brodie VIII be an eminently satisfactory one to the people of Arizona, and to republicans particu- larly who have not forgotten the lack of appreciation of his services by the voters of the territory during the election of 1898.
 4 Washington telegram published in the Phenix papers announces the appointment of Julius NJ. Jamison as chief justice of the territory.
 Herr Most, the anarchist, has been sent to the penitentiary for a year for publishing a seditious article in his paper.
 Those Bulgauan or Turkish bri- gands have made another capture Their latest victim is a German traveller named Rosenthal.
 A New Jersey woman gave tramp breakfast three years ago. A few days since he died, and left the woman S20,OOO. This is a case of casting bread upon the waters and having it return from an unexpected source.
 A Los Angeles attorney named T. s. Shaw was arrested the other day for beating his wife until she could not sit up. His excuse for the act of cruelty was that she had paid a gro cers bill.
 That mountain of gold found north of Tucson is probably the one Tom Fitch described in his book.
 The New York supreme court has granted murderer Molineaux a new trial. His former trial lasted for six weeks and cost the city of New York S300,000. He was convicted on cir cumstantial evidence.
 Senator Kearns has purchased the i Salt Lake Tribune. Senator Clark already owns the Salt Herald, so that the Salt Lake railroad company is well supplied with newspapers in the Mormon capital.