Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-15
EDITORIAL PARAaRAPHs
DoN A. SANFORD, acting mayor, has stirred up a big hornets nest, but the end IS not yet.-Star.
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LoGAN's boom continues 10 boom. Arthur will find it booming in every State in the South, just as it is in Louis iana aud Arkansas.
 THE name of Payne gives the average the colIe.-Star.
 True. Only a Democratic stomach can endure coal-oil Payne.
 IT makes enc tired to listen to one of these Tepudiating fellows, who want to disbani the police force and turn the town over to the thugs
 IRE New York World has gone into tbe illustration business. Its Sunday edition contains tue pictures of the lead ng New York and Brooklyn preachers
 UNDERTARER SMITH was the audi e1ce at the meeting of the city council last night. Was the undertaken waiting for the corpse of that hornet, or is the "5nd not yet?"
 ARIZONA Is one of the finest grazing countries on the continent. People are finding this out fast. Almost every day We hear of some new ranch starting up or new parties making inquiries.
 THE Star promises Us large sensa- ton n the near future. It tells us that il was not a random shot the Star fired of the other morning at Pima county There's blood in the air. Don't you smellit!
 THE rams that have fallen during the past two months have largely in creased the value of Arizona lands for crazng and agricultural purposes. With plenty of water the soil will pro- duce rapidly and mature quickly.
 WONDER how our Prescott and Phe- nix friends are getting along. We haven't heard from them now for four or i've days. l. Is "klnder" getting lonesome. We miss the familiar faces of the exchanges. As for California pa- pers, We are forgetting how they used to -ook.
 THOSE who have not secured space in The CTIzFS extra, which Is to appear saturday, should do so at once. It will reach many thousauds of people iu county, Territory and in the States. We hope 1t will do much good to those who have Patrorized 1t, and also to the peo- pie of the Territory as well.
 SOME of our people have laid in a coodly supply of provisions. fearing a s,arcity or c corner upon some articles. We Go not believe there will be a great scarcity, aud We adv.se our merchants not to take advantage ol this "lock-oUt" or washgut Co make few paltry dollars. We do not believe they will attempt it We have a class of merchants that will compare fayorably win any city in the Juion.
 ANOTHER man has been sent to his long home from Tombstone, and from the tone of the dispatch received yester- day the same telegraph pole that sent Heath to eternity may be called Upon to do duty the sec nd time. The officer xii ed v6s said J1 be an excellent man, while the murderer was man little re- spec.ed.
 TIE killing Of Constable Roberts yes ts.iay b. Adam, at Tombstone. is strong argument in favor of good officers and a-linst reducing officers salaries. IL taxes a good man to be a good officer aud the danger that attends their duties should not be overlooked when such a question comes to be settled.
 SOMEBODY has been trying t0 make 1t appear that Guitteau and some of the Star Routers were linked together, but Reed comes to the fore and says that G1itteau declared just before he was h.nged that no one but himself and God had anything to do with the killing 5t President Garfield. Will We never hear the last of Guitteau and his b-Other-In-law?
 IF our people want enterprises of a permanent characte-, they must encour- are them. Let the other fellow make 5mething-not try and get all he's got a,d quarrel with him because he hasn't rrt more; be ibsE4l anal ..! take only w1at
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 THE Democratic party is in bad way. Among the leading aspirants for the nomination for president are Randall, the prOtectlODlst, and Morrison, the fee trader. Just how the Democracy IS going to reconcile, 10 this dilemma. Dana s1d other let-the-tariff-al ne men can't fad out.
 THE Philadelphia Bar AssocIation aiopted recently resolutions requesting the judges Of the Supreme Court to wear robes while on the bench. We lave a Supreme Court in Arizona. lave We oar association? The chief jIstice would become the ermine well.
 THE Democrats are disappointed The New York Republicans are in harmony tine lions and the lambs have lain down .1gether and sleepeth in peace. There .s to be no rupture. There was no fight sgainst the district conventions-har- aony. nothing but harmony, which means that tbe Republicans will carry ne State of New York for their Presi- lent next November.
 ToM OcHILTREE as Don Quixote in he New York Graphic is good. Tom IS n Texas steer, on all fours, the steer . going 1t two-forty on a toe path, be- ind which is a tub with a sail. labelled U. s. Navy" Strapped to Toms side 8 a barrel on which is printed Tasker tears" His hat has blown of 1d bis hair is floating in the breeze, ld altogether the situation Is interest | lg and picturesque.
 RAILROADS are blessings in disgui e; nat IS what some people, who are so ,ady to use cuss words against them, re thinking now days. The western ain came in from Yuma yesterday; | iat far and no further. People who epend upon California for supplies are citing anxious and have almost made D their mInds to cuss railroads no ore.
 THE Catholic priests who have been 1rking the town for a monastery in eland did their work well, gathering
 the shekels at a lively rate. The work, however, IS not appre- lted overmuch by their Catholic leDds here at this time, when said urcn is struggling to erect a new edI- e. They go upon the principle that arity begins at home, and We agree Ith them. SOMEBODY proposed Ben Butler for overnor of Utah, and the suggestion IS a good one; but here comes better { e. The Boston Transcript asks: ] not send Gen. Butler as Minister ( BerlinY Wouldn't Bizzy squirm and i eat If any man in America could { Ike the great chancellor eat hog 1t is ] ltler. By all means let the two B's a ss one another. ' sTT IS easier" says the Louisville Com IF sto turn the Republicans out thn1