Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
EDITORIAL NoTES.

a,hony Higgins 1e ihe United States aase The republicans organized the lesisla- re council to-day, the session passing T very hsrmonio0slS.
 The governor of South Carolina has -ad and pul into use q very clever aonyna for ''niggers, "The race for sn ioour owu" is what Gov. Richard on vesY gently calls them.
 Hops that Governor Zulick's senti- e1fs on capital. removal are correctly
 9sed by our contemporary, which says
 ei.j lut-rpose vsto to any law look
 to iss immediate renewal
 The legislature gill voi,e the desire of ree-iourths of the voters this territory
 iheY abolish ihe ofhces of commis- ger cg immigration and territorial chooi superintendent They are at pres useless and the taxpayers should be d ofibe bmden,-Mohave Miner.
 The Afohaye Miner speaking of the
 len " Thurman interview says that Thurnans, along with number of Pitsasss. of Columbus. Ohio. are inter tr9ia the Keystone mine at Mineral
 s II IS valuable property and has
 Sa a fafee ore producer; but for some
 son, they do not chose to work 1t. nor
 can he leased by any ot our .aer4
 ludse ". 9. Barnes and S. C.
 s. editor of the Prospector, are
 s;vne considerable free advertising
 connection with the fine of the latter
 the former. A mem ,rial has been pre- ealed to congress, with the Prospector's dil0nals and the judEnent of the judge ming Mr. Bags S5oo for contempt aunsxed thereto, and Washington tele- -,e-is. state that there is talk of inn reaching nudge Barnes.
 The. Florence Eutsrprise gives the a. Having excellent aivice to our law makers ii the coming legislature con- ulss ghe best interests of the people of Auz5Rs lt will conclude all necessary and legitimate legislaJion before agitating tae question .oi semoving the capital. I.cE the real work of he session be trans acled upon the merits of the subjects |oeoIvsd, without the remotest reference To sectional prejudice or anticipated re- psoeal fayaFs.
 II tbe present ieeisla.ure is compelled 'e work iu accordance with the instruc- Ions received from Washington it will ss necessary to employ an additional force of clerks As the experience of rthe last legislature in attempting to do tas brsiness of the session with made Qa4te fsroe proved very unsatisfactory, opsd ibst the present session will .ot repeat t. The question will depend 's.lv apon Gov .rnor Zulick, and as ;s. islature IS asked to do an impos' aaly, he wii pTobah'y not interpose aa7 objections te the employment of ss1aable number oi clerk.
 ladle for an excuse for
 ones from the Phenix
 says that 'the fact of
 of Arizona meaning of river valley.-Ed. being caupelied 10 go to the territorial capital I6e way of California is sufficient of t.e.fto demoCsuate the imprcpriety of efaac1t aS sh= proper site for its leca- . Thc editor of the Gazette seems n go-gst that t would be just as far for 5 law makers .oi northern Arizona io travel va Los Anseles to reach Phe- sx. as t is for those of the south to reach Prescott.
 judge WrishI's artcle on young Thur nan was really yery able and caustic, bat af1er all, t would seem that the pen !, of our chief justice $ a very powerful NveaPoa to trajn on such small game as ts.e san ot old Roman Thurman is. Be sides from abe Ohio youths standpoint, he may have told ihe truth. To a man socazomed tc tbe green fields of the eastern country and to the dude accus- toned b the beautifully paved streets and magnificent buildings of the eastern ciueS this rugged soenery of our min efslized mountains may have "God- iorssken appearance. They are, how ever. only so by comparison. If one expects to sad diYidend-paying mines in meadow n Arizona or any other place, hs viil only meet ith disappointment
 Casa Gsande is coming to the front ss ihe headquarters f,r very rich min lu eiEr5ct Orc tt our territorial ex- 6h4aacs- speaking f the place says eA10ch activity $ CeR9rted at u iia Bend and considerable excitements exists in snaopation Of thst pace springing into nFominence II IS inc nearest point to De uex strike 'p ghe HIarqua Hala noun tatns and should tiras camp become what every rePon and md cation prssages-a bonanza-all the treighting and travel to and from it vii pass through Giia Bend. Several heavy purchases of town lots snd real estate were made there this week bY S, Louis capitalists, and many i'm provement ara being made. The canal enterprises promise an abundance of w1ter, and steps are now being taken to construct a good road to Harqua Halla and the people of Gila Bend are con- hdens cf za impending boom.
 \ correspondent, sgning himself "M. k w.. which means more rotten