Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-03-05
No. Il


Capitol question IS settled L has been
the overmasterine influence Of the whole
session, it has been in its turn caioler and
tbreatener; Il has been the agent that was
used to mould legislation. The eastern
end Of Pins. through its Representative,
and Pinal through bers. asserted their IN
dependence in the early part Of the SEE
sion. and stood up manfully against the
absurd demands Of the Capitol faction
from Tucson. Phoenix wanted It. and
think viii have it one Of these days, but
not This session. Tucson wanted it. BE-
cause It would be great convenience 70
Tie legal gentlemen who represent tbe ar
cieut burg in this Assembly Prescott
wanted il, because The cost Of shifting il
away would be more than the Territory
could bear, because The 35fh parallel rail-
way when inished would be The channel
through which men and money win be
poured into this northern land, and make
its material interests and population Over
shadow The south and because she want
led il anyway. Tucson wOn.s .sft is hard e
tell; possibly by the same means that wen
The repeal Of The bullion tax. Don'i let's
discuss it, They won, that is enougbs
and the Capital vas placed on wheels, and
rolled into the Council, on the way 70
Tucson. It viii stop there Talking of
libe bullion tax, that 100 is in the Council
aud the action Of the "House" in rereal-
ing il, viii not he sustained BY the Top
notch Legislators Of the Territory.
Quite a little fuss was kicked up The
other day, when Bolan Of Maricopa refus-
cd 10 vote upon the question Of the reno
val Of The Capital You see his sympa-
lihies were not with Tucson. and be would
not vote against the combination be hsd
helped % make. He asked to be excused,
but the House couldn't see IL" Sill re-
fusing, he was placed in coutcmpl. aud
debarred the privileges Of membership
Day afser day attempts were made 70 re-
move The embargo, but with no effect, til
Roman IF Pima succeeded in getting
resolution through permitted Bolan 70
take bis seat Upon bis appearing, DoF-
tion o. Yuma, Que Of the jolliest fellows
ia the House. or out CT it, rose 10 bis feet
aud said. "Mr. Speaker, this is the irss
time / ever saw one man get away with a
whole Legislature, and want to shake
so over he went to where Bolan was sit
/ ting and shook" Boian Of Maricops is
one Of the most aggressive Legislators
ever saw. Nothing escapes him, not even
a chance to make point Of order. TIC is
the only lawyer in The House, besides
HAYNES Of Pima and Roman. As mem
her of tie Judiciary Committee he Is an
olIsctt to Haynes, aid though little IN
ferior in ability, fully as Industrious. AZ
speaker he IS toleTahIy clear. rather Ve-
hement aud never eloquent He confines
hbiinself 10 hard, dry facts, and generally
has a copy Of the Compiled laws" in his
hand, which he holds as if II we're a baby,
land he was afraid be would break it. He
I, IS about six feet high. slightly round
: shouldered heavy bodied, but pot cospu
lent. long arms with strong looking finals
lbands) and pair Of legs that, owing 10
The tightness and sbortress of bis panis
seem 10 he 0vertaxed in taking the huge
isnpcrincumbenf niass around. lie mas a
fuil raend, red face ihst tells the story of
his miIesian cxtraction a rather large,
but NOT sensual mouth, Le holds bis lips
io0etber at times in q manner Genoilng
, GREAT frnness. His mouth s srthcG hy
reddish brown niustache, aud supported
lsv an imperial Of the same color. his
nose Is "a noticeable feature-most noses
!, are. hu his is large, aeuillne and noi
IS straight His eyebrows are we'll arened,
8 moderately full. ard coycr pair 81 eyes
that can look fiery enough AZ times, tN5D-
kle With bnmor, OF be IS soft - me
? prompting Of large. warm, lrISh besf'
can make them His forehead Is r'.tlie e
low but broad and fair crop OF DARK
5 curly brown hair, grealng inso 2 Iefes'
of Short crisp curls a. be back. crow p.
The whole man The Globe tfcpre eala
live voted against Bolan's rtinslatement
but saws thar hc IS pleased, after " 4
have aim back into Tie bosom ct the leg
slative family
rs Yesterday moruing tie Governor gav'
The Solons cowboy scare. Ola CaI
Sharp would not scare worth cent.
and the House "baeked him up ih'
demar6 Of he Governor for a company d
men. az be paid for by the Territory, va
absurd we have ncf Tie money and
we had ii is the duty Of the goyernnen, q
Washington. who have lots Of blue ~cales
linen Ioafing about Afizona, e pTossc. lhel
Town dirnily, and do Wosk for the nailonA
honor We are going 20 have 2 Leglssi
$, tive bull. Silks, br0adclolhs, white nss,s
ties. scents aud "all thar sort 81 lhihg ~
know The Prescott ladies' good aE'
Pc beautiful as ever came fro1n The naslei.
baud. win press The floor olthe old the'
- ire Rilb their satin sippeFea leet iot'
ar. killing things, So IS TO disturb tie hear.
of The susceptible u. fs anu IRE ise'
~ atmosphere will be laden viii the odof
thousands Of 8owers aud heavy Nifll ~
e. Numbered sighs. ln Imagination GO
'ss see lhe legislative bosems rising ana ~
inc like 4 theatfiga! sea, and eseh g
cent stsd tossing like the pasieboagd 81
~ IN which Philip fanderdeekep, The
ing Dnlchmann sailed sway. Wish
were going, but newspaper men DC 2
Ae generally have tEc necessary As 70 sai
sneb thines IN GLoBRITE.