Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
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Let the average man stop to think a moment that on account of the sue cess of republicanism the taxes of the country are on peace basis while the army is on war footing.
 The English parliament on June 5 voted Lord Kitchener S250, 900 for his services in South Africa. On June 5, three years ago, he was voted | Sl50,OO0 for bis services in Egypt.
 The company which has made such l a success of pressed steel freight cars | announces that aftCf exhaustive tests it is prepared to put upon the market pressed steel car wheels in every way superior to the ordinary cast iron ones.
 For the first time in the history of the country two brothers will have seats in the House of Representatives at the same time. The brothers are Charles B. and Frederick K. Landis, of tue 9th and 11th Indiana districts, both strongly republican,
 Since the announcenent of the de- cision of Wilson-Vickers case, Sen ator Ives looks politically like the proverbial thirty cents" He never did, however. since he commenced wagging his jaw in a political way look bigger than "six bits"
 Grant was called the 'butcher" and Abraham Lincoln was attacked on account of his spirit of barbarous ferocity." In all history those who ''lie on downy beds of ease" at home have been wont to disparage the work of those who have to bear the brunt of great achievement.
 Juan Edson, San Jose, California, constable, is certain that he has dis covered the much wanted Durham, who killed family of six people near San Jose. He thinks he is in Mexico and has gone, with another officer to make the arrest. Edson few years ago arrested a noted criminal after following hin for two or three years.
 Scientists claim that here will be a repetition of the gorgeous sunsets which were witnessed in 1883, when the dust thrown up by Mont Pelee becomes generally diffused through the atmosphere. The sunsets of that year, which were observable all around the globe, were attributed tc the dust thrown out by the volcano Krakatoa.
 President Roosevelt in calling at tention to the lynching outrage. in this country and saying that those who condemn the Philippine cruel ties and condone the lynchings art subject to the application of the par able of the mote and the beam pacifcally states that lynching.. af ford no excuses for Filipino out rages. but that they show that ever in the most enlightened communitie. there are apt to be instances of in inconceivable barbarity.
 The result of the election held il Oregon on Monday is still in doubt so far as the governor is concerned The indications are that the demo cratic candidate is elected by few f hundred majority. Should thisprov' to be the case, it will furnish yer, little consolation to the democrats d
 the entire balance of the state ticke is elected by the republicans by ma jorities ranging from 5000 to Sl2OOt and the legislature is overwhelmingly republican standing two to one on joint ballot or sixty repuhli cans tC thirty democrats.
 Judge Kent rendered his decision on Saturday in the case agains ex-Auditor G. w. Vickers anC his bondsmen brought by Genera
 Wilson of Tucson and Senator Ives O
 Yuma. The decision is in favor o
 the defendants as every one expected , it would be. The suit was insti |, gIted by Ives for political purpose solely, and he has not ,only failed t, secure the political ends aimed at but has failed to substantiate hi, : charges. There should be some law to punish the instigators of sucl malicious litigation as this.
 Flagstaff newspaper men exhibit {
 remarkable lack of enterprise in thes, days of volcanic eruption. In th' immediate vicinity of that town ther
 are a score or more of extinct vol canoes and old craters. It would
 seem that it does not require mucl
 enterprise on the part of the news
 paper fraternity of Flagstaff to a least put one or two of them in com
 mission, spouting up lava. Or tC
 vary the monotony they might hay,
 them discharging tons of ice. as th' Flagstaff ice caves are known all ove
 the country, and besides ice would
 not be so dangerous to the inhabi , tants as hot mud.
 A Los Angeles man named Charle
 Hill, aged about so years, who haC resided there for about seven years and during this time lived at cheaE lodging house and ate at cheap res taurants, was taken sick about two weeks ago and taken to the Good Sa maritan hospital. It became evident that the man was about to die, anC efforts were made to discover hi. relatives. He refused to say any thing about his former life and hi. only answer as to relatives was that he had none. Prior to his death S2,200 in currency was found secreted