Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-13

they are bright and fresh, having
absorbed a certain quantity Of mois-
ture from the air during the night.
The continued dry weather is a severe
strain even on the survival of tie
fttest.
Mulford Winsor, erstwhile editor of
the Phoenix Enterprise, having com
pleted his contract with Mr.. Hearst,
and delivered the goods-the Arizona
vote-has returned to the Rio Colo
RADIO aud resumed editorial work on
the Yuma Sun. The public has not
yet been informed what is to be done
with the Enterprise, but doubtless
Mr.. Hearst will put new man in
charge. Not unlikely there is news
paper plant and good will for sale
cheap in Phoenix. Silver Belt.
The Chicago Post, of June %, says
it is reported on what seems to be ex-
cellent authority that before the end
of the current year the Santa Fe will
be Southern Pacific property, and
the two systems will hereafter be ope.
rated in the closest harmony and
practically as integral parts of one
system. The Union Pacific is, by
the same authority said to be a pros
pective purchaser of the Chicago and
Alton, the latter to become the Chi
cago end of the Union Pacific system
from Kansas City.
Sentiment was not unanimous in
Tucson in favor of elem ency for
Murderer Elias who killed a police
officer of that town. While some of
Elias friends we're in Phoenix i'm
ploring the governor for clemency a
protest was mailed from Tucson,
which stated that Elias had been fair
y tried and that politics entered into
he petition asking for Communication
IF the sentence. The acting governor
stated that neither politics or race
prejudice would govern his action in ]
he premises and that a decision in
he matter would be reached by him
his week.
j. H. Emmert, H. P. Anwealt and
Y. A. Drake went out from Phoenix
% Kyrene last week to inspect the
solar motor recently put into commits
iiOu at that place. A similar motor
Vas in operation some distance south
IF Mesa about a year ago and was be-
ing inspected by some Of the men
named, when an unfortunate accident
occurred resulting in the explosion of
a boiler or tank of some sort and the
of the machine. If it is
found to be a success, there are prob
ably greater possibilities Tor the in
vention in this territory than almost
anywhere else.
The million dollar Montezuma hotel
at Las Vegas, New Mexico, the
finest building in the south
west, has been leased 10y the Atchi-
son, Topeka 4 Santa Fe to a company
of physicians. The lease is for ten
years. Three years. rent is free.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
will give $4,000 towards the equip
ment. The physicians viii issue
800, 600 in stock in snail amounts
to physicians. This will
secure the direct interest of hundreds
of practitioners. The Montezuma has
for 500 guests. 1t
will be made high class, high pay
resort for wealthy patients suffering
from tuberculosis.
G. NJ. SabiD, the popular Pullman
between Ash Fork and
Phoenix has been granted sixty days
cave of absence, dating from. July 6. |
dr. Sabin has been on this run for |
i've years and six months and it is |
tated that at the expiration of this
cave of absence he will probably be
TO duty elsewhere and will |
not be on this run again
wing to a change in the official
rganIzation of the company, locally.
lr. Sabin's successor will be j. M.
holland from the Chicago Office of the
ompany, and who in addition to the
IN between Ash Fork and Phoenix
Ill have charge of all company
fairs in Phoenix, except the selling
tickets. The other business of the
Ompany referred to will consist of
boxing after the patronage of the
Ompany on both roads, superintend-
ig the repairing and the cleaning of
ne cars and getting the laundry done
J Phoenix instead of in Los Angeles.
) heretofore.
Charles a. Keller the we'll kncwn
Fighter, announces him self in this