Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-09
The Str,ke at Lngan.
LOGAN, January lst. lSSl

LCGANs January tHt. iNNp.
 EDrroR. CITIzEy:-"It raiGs and the mind is never weary" And our New Years morning IS dark and sod and dFeGry.
 There IS something queer in tLe at mosphere, enj Jumbo suiiTs unpleasant ness from afar. Look forth uPou Logan Avenue and behold men iu earnest con-/ versation anI council, standing siy groups aDd squsdss From the gestiJ lations and determined faces, there r3 be some nlomeHtols questions inv oy I must get outside amJngs. tLe 4 and find out what it Is all about. sakes slivel You don't ms,u ,;, this i9 strike, do you: "Y-f "' work for three dollars and Any cents, four dollars is TX--c.nE F. Co J,,,,r. vrn&!y ',rttr,,rtr ---N.u
 Now boys, let old Jumbo tell you something about starving. he first FensallOns are not agreeable, ln fact are down right unpleasant. There k an ach- ing vOId an emptiness, hs II were; lonesome feeling about the stomach, and after starving month or SD you won't throw your shoulders back and head up or feel half as much Ike thrash lng the whole bonanza Outtit as you do this morning. There k nothing like starvation to take the starch Cut ot fellow. It will do tO read GbOus or hear some other fellow tyli about and If yOu will all take "JumbO's' advice you wIil steer clear of the starving racket. Bot ter work for S3.UO day. You might come a little economy dodge and CuItaIi. | If you can't pay $S per week I T UOHr,., | buy your own bacon and beans and "batchr or give your lRndIady chow to cut down board to : OO by not ln- | sistipg on the same bill Of fare shat k | served in tue Palace Hotel in San Fran CISCO. Gut down on your whisky, There | a-e hut few of you but give from Sl5OO | to 70 co per month for this inspiring | beverage. Of course that will be htue | rough on the two Charles bu. they have | both great blg hearts and uid -ath
 have less in their cOff.ri than tD see
 you starving. The holidays are over and | vill be n whole year before you VIII
 have to make your best giTl GuotEe-
 present and the programme l have ! gwen you will be at BiaryIng,aI 10 l
 smitEereens.
 | Hello. here comes MOlie and the Sup eriptendent (Mollis k the mule. Now don't 20 to swaggeTing and tullylng and saving what you will do and what you will not do; he IS only Obeylng orders
 from head quarters, aud 1T you can
 not get compromise, accept Inc $500 gracefully, while you cannot better
 yourselves. 1 have heard strikes were
 very unprOfitGble things to handle, and
 that capital always hollis the wlnnlng cards. Besides what k tine use klc ung ahout wages when every mothers son oi vou own from one tO dozen bonhnZas,
 secured last night betwt GU the hours Ot : I2 and 6 a. m.? And then just think Of tbe stocks you all hold when they teglr ! to boom, "gs whitIk3rs,' what lot Oi
 miIliouaires there will be III the QulJO- toa mining district. : The strike Is still the all-hbs1FOlhE
 subject, the SiO0 men refusing c. I'
 any one 20 to work fer $500 The boys
 have all gone in for a good tlii-e. ihSr'
 is a dance at TeitsvOFtl's hall, ana tA' ! whole town is alive with fun.
 ! Mrs. Drew's restburau. was closed to , dav. some ot the creditors taking pos session of the stock and fixtures. , The Nasons held e. meeting on las | Sunday night at the school house, an, Z after Q banquet at the Star Hotel, whlci !, yvss a success, they adjourned at l. . o'clock, all feeling happy. There is reDorf that one ot the leading member |, when leaving tAc Letsi, Ftepped up C 4 the tall sahuara m front, embraces 5n - biI II an uffecIanate good night, ou !. then one can't believe everything tEe ' hear in Logan. JUMBO