Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-30
EDITORIAL NOTES,

i,S llsce-
 Taose are democrats, no, a few, in this % nsy who now feel that they have been vi tims of misplaced confidence.
 "PrcSco,, has just learned tha, re yenge is sweet. especially to some small soaled politician. ."-Courier All of which f's Zuhck.
 Arzona should be allowed to control her school lands so that she could apply them 10 he purposes for which they wege intended.
 The action of the legislature to-day via not have any great tendency towards concerning bonds of friendship" between the tse sections of Arizona-the north aa3 serla.
 One 5ranch of the New Mexico leg isiatuTe contains only one democrat In order 10 tive this minority fair show lhey had to adept rule allowing a msmber-la second his own motion.
 Phenie ms are not yet satisfied with taking the capital from Prescott, but 1t is said that they have evil designs yet on tbe county. and will make an effort to secure a iaF, ,e slice of our mining terri tosy from the southern part of the county.
 Delegate Smith has introduced a bill in congress authorizing the territorial legisiatu-a e pass bill granting leave to Maricops county to issue bonds to the exlens Of S4,ooo per mile to aid in the construction of railroad to con- nec,ion with the Atlantic X Pacific.
 The hotel proposition suggested in yesterdays issue of the JouRNAL-MINER meets with hearty approval from our oiiizens. prescott just now needs a hoie! above all other things A good z 5,aodions and well conducted hotel would be worth more to the town than she capitol
 Ig the city nall were remodeled and fit- ted nos as first class hotel it would fill '8one felg v mt" for Prescott In this capscigy IL could be made of more actual oeoc6i ts the town than il has heretofore been as the eat of territorial govern Gaeut Who sill take the initiative look Ing. towards .his transformation
 
 i nuuhes our territorial exchanges atc cucUcs copiously from advance sheets of Soperintendent Strauss reports .a resard ,o the public schools of Anzoua As the JouRNAL-MlNER has not been f,vored with copy of the advance sheets il will be compelled to wat u1Gl ], IS received in the regu- iar war bctore reviewing the report Of His B's5aes..
 s1ld colnhins,ion of all the legis- tsts-s from ne Sonora line to the north e,n limits If the city of PheniX cannot rab ncgthern Arizona of her mineral eeahh While tue capital IS rolling 10 the Saa riger valIey, en route further sauthaald, capital wlll be rolling into Ysvapa. oaunty, for the development of mines and building of mills. and after the first ieeling of loneliness passes away we wlll scarcely feel the removal
 The phenix papers are libelously abusive of the legislators who failed to vote aye on capital removal In thus thgg are less charitable than the Prescott pap1ts. he former having compassed theu des.ras, abuse every one who did moi stand n with them. The latter hav- ing a,fzcaed themselves to a lost cause. have treated every member respectfully wbo wss instrumental in the removal of fae capilal
 The councilman representing the northern district, to-day, not only voted in 0ppos,lon to the will of three-fourths ef hls coisstituents, but violated solemn pledee. witch members of his party al- ieee be riade in Tucson and without which. he could not now misrepresent the people of northern Arizona. While political Hedges are said to be made cnly to be broken, there is such thing cs being honorable, even in politics.
 Cs8rernar Zulick recommends a reap poruonment, based upon the popular ,o,a of the Territory. Apportenments Ie usually made on the basis of populs- .ion, as determiHed by census An analysis of the vote cast at the last gen. erai eicc,i n, and an appornonment made ie the ssrious counties on that basis, wooi8 isEs two members of the House frm FIua and c1e from Cochise, ana would adi two to Mancepa county and Ere go Af lche county. Representation a. asaev ,unties would remain as they aic
 GSoyera or Zutck. in his annual mes- sa.e . ommends the admission of arz5aa state. With a population u9 seestaan co, GOO and only S26, 900, ooo ot p.epeTty assessed, there are great saaay paople in the territory who will n0i aeTea with the governor. or course gea would like to be resident of state and enjoy the privileges afforded by il, ay sotlng for our governor, and sending .wo able bodied, stalwsrt republicans 10 fhe Ua.ted States senate, and have our congress lau allowed the privilege of raauE ss well as talking. All these shinss vuuld be very nice but would move rerF expensive luxar;es.
 Waiis he arguments used by mem tS.= s: : .....e capitsl-remesal combination may be plausible, there can be no ex- casc. wha ever, offered for the indecent haste in carying out the scheme while ihe leaiz lure is in session. The con- fasioa and inconvenience attending its removal a, such time, to say nothing of inc eEp .nse, will be such that sense
 ,1 ,,,b, rouid have dicfatef