Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

F. J. BOlan talks Ot startlDg paper m Solomonvile, Graham county.
 Taylor, the the train robber, has been turned over to the Mexican authorities.
 For delicacy of flavor the fruits grown in this county have no superior m the world.
 Sheridan has rallied again. He IS exercising bis will power to the utmost to recover.
 Johnny Bull will spend several mil lions of dollars to try to elect Cleveland and free trade.
 Citizens Of Flagstaff are commencing their semi annual kick about having to come 10 Prescott to attend court.
 Corporal Tanner has named It the Kangaroo ticket, because, as he says. the principal strength lies m its hind legs.
 Voorhees said Tn his speech nomInat- ing Gray: Cleveland will be elected on the vote of Indiana or he will not be elected ai all"
 Our local democrats failed to get up enough enthusiasm to burn powder or 'hip, lip burrah" over the nomination of Cleveland and Thurman.
 Chicago man calls It, "a rare old Roman vase, valuable chiefly for its rarity and antiquity attached to the tail of very common bull pup"
 The Yuma Sentinel IS agitating the question of rice culture. Cotton, iics and sugar cane could certainly be grown al q profit along the Salt and. G'la rivers
 The Hemenway expedition, in charge of Lieutenant Gushing, has left the Sal' river valley for the Zuni country, where they expec, to put in q year n explara- iions
 And five shudder 10 think of the ter rlble lying writers for democratic paper:
  forepart O. next November" And all tC no avail.
 ". F.. Clanton will start an ostrich ta,m near Phenix He has purchased two large breeding birds and ten two month old chicks as a starter, the pnce paid being Sr,ooo.
 The editor Of the Tombstone Pros pector claims 10 have discovered Sln- y,,iar coincidence m two orailonS deliv- cred on memorial day in the remote part of the territories.
 Tombstone papers are booming Col. Eayers for delegate 10 congress. They seem to be tired Of their Mark. The Prescott Courier also speaks Tn hatter- ing terms of the colonel.
 The only action taken by the demo cratic convention III regard 10 silver was 60 adopt Cleveland's anti-silver senil- rnen,s as expressed m his message The platform IS silent on Ii.
 Henri Wa,terson says the new demo, cratic platform can be seen without look ing around a cCrner. Correct you art Mir. Wauerson, Il does not require very powerful optic to see right through 1t
 Ben. Butler IS 'forninSt" Cleveland.  This IS q point m favor of the fat presi- dent. Ii old Benjamin would take the stump actively on that line Grover might carry one or two precincts in Massachu setts
 The Louisville Courier Journal IS reminded that the letter G IS lucky one for presidential candidates. Il nominated Grant twice and Garfield once, and now it may give Gresham a boost
 We desire to call the attention of voters 10 the fact that II IS necessary for them to register in order to vote Tn the election at November. Registration can be done
 
 by any justice of the peace or the county recorder
 The democratic convention passed home rule resoluiionior- Ireland but silent as the grave about the territories. Grover did not want any home rule plank to smash mp again as he did Tn the last platform.
 IL seems to be generally conceded that Mark Smith will he the democratic candidate for delegate 10 congress again. We would ask some of our democratic contemporaries what he has done to en- it,le hm to reelection.
 Oregon pulled some of the free wool out of Growers eyes by her 4,ooo repub- bean majority When 1t comes to a direct vote for him and his free wool, Oregon can be counted on for from 6,ooo to S.ooo republican majority.
 Indiana can now be safely counted on 10 give republican majority at the presidential election, her favored candi- date for vice president, Governor Gray, having been thrown over board for the "old man" from Ohio.
 Fred K. Lehman's resolution of sym pa,hy, for the territories, m which he accuses the republicans of preventing the admission of certain ones. is on a par with Tom Paterson's eulogy of the demo cratic party on the silver question.
 From the amount of wire pulling at present being done among democratic statesmen Ii is eSident that large ship- ment of political wire has been received recently which has not shown up Tn the way bills of the Prescott x Arizona Central railroad.
 Dr. Tenkate, of the Hemenway, ex- petition, who has devoted years to the study of oseology and the comparison of human skeletons, pronounces the skulls found in the ruined city of the Salt river ,, c.. h, of the distinct pueblo tyne