Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-15
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Now. by St. George. the work goes bravely oa. The Solous are veil into the haynesss fbe member from Hungry Gnlch in all Che iiucolaftgta6leness Of @biled shirtn l8y tbe ws5 I've got one on my sell, and Ii tiis me about as Teli as the finger of q kid glove on a hair pin) sits opened mouthed. ready to crush with his Nithered, no, mean withering eloquence the gentleman (and he says gentleman as if there was an interrogation point behind i1 from Injun Pelk. ibe Hon. gentleman on this side of she House, filings, Cataiinc like, banehty and full defafce al the Hon. Gentlemen oE Che other side of the House Mr. Schemerborn rises so ofien to points of order. that the Legislator froni Goose Head Crossing, who. by the way is a speculative .cnss-wants to use him to secure the much coveted prize for perpetual motion the Speaker. a modern Daniel in the den of lions, raps on the ta- ble wilma carpenter's mallet till the con. tinued agony of sound seems like stage thunder; the inevitable ofacesoeker (tln- successfuI9 retires witL q fervent God bless you--no thai washt it. either--on bis lips; the successful one wants 10 know if this is about the time of day you take your bitters--in fact as said before, in the words of Henry the Fifth, the work goes bravely on,n and legislation in tbis ineipient commonwealth is lon g boom. The character of tbe men in the Council and House this year is said ky the Pres cottites 10 be very much superior to that of former Legislators. and tue average of in- telligeace far higher The fact is, tbe gcod people Of this mountain burg evince deal of pride in tbe Territorial Solons, and vie with each other in extending to them courtesies and kindnesses. Judging from some of the legislative iniquisies that disfgure the records of the last ses sion, should certainly say that the pres ent session can do no worse, and ] feel sure that they will do better. So far as the question of morals is concerned, 4 re gref to say that the last legislature acquir- ea all unenviable reputation for che lack qf t6en Of course there were some honora- ble and estimable gentleman; who did not disgrace .their constituents, or sacri. E fee their self respect, by shaking a leg in bawdy house battles. or reeling about the purIiens of Granite street l believe the present Legislative Assembly, of Ari zona to be tue peer of that of any other Territory in the Uniie6 States, in all of the qualities that go 10 make good Leg isiature.
 The Governor. ef whom ] will say more. in another letter read the " message to ihe ssollective wisdom on the afternoon of the same day that he arrived here The organization of the house hts been per feeted without any regard to party pFedi 9ections The renerl sentiment of sbe House is jn perfect accord with the semi menis uttered by your Representative from Globe that ii too early to import iHFo the councils of this country fhe discops aud dissenisons that are tlse igegiia5le outGrowth of party strife8
 Tn my next ] will tell you something of the members; in the meantime l remaIn. spite of the URvawing kindness of fhe pisople, and the pleasant associations and cglmfa fani0nships ihat ate growing up around me in tbis staid quiet dear old town, homesick GLoBEITE
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