Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-20
EDITORIAL NOTES

Garza's agents are salo eo na'o recruiting office in Albuquerque
 A recruiting office has been open ea at San Diego for the enlistment of veterans who want to fight Chile' Five congressional districts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, have elected delegates instructed Tor Blaine.
 Failing to be elected speaker oi the house, Roger c. Mills has an uounced himself as a candidate for the senate from Texas.
 The Science News predicts that the winters in our zone will uni- formly become milder for the next 900 wears. This is encouraging. An agent of the Mexican govern ment reports that Garza is hiding while the agent of the associated press reports him raising Old Nick generally.
 Egg nogg is given to horsesin San Francisco for the treatment of the grip. 4 pint of whisky, a half dozen eggs and pint of milk IS con sidered dose.
 The Portland, Oregonian has just moved into its new quarters, which is said to be one of the finest news paper offices yet constructed. It is 100 feet square and nine stories high.
 Teiegrams to our morning con temporary announce the death of Albert Victor, eldest son of the Prince of Wales, and of Cardinal Manning. in London, both being the victims of grip.
 By an act passed by the last legis- lature, the first Friday after the first of February shall hereafter be known as Arbor Day, and shall be legal holiday. It will come on Feb ruary 9th this year.
 Our contemporary offers S2O for the sight of real live Mormon polyg- amist. The United States marshal has a few of them on his list that he will go our contemporary S4SO bet ter and will give $500 for a glimpse of them.
 Sir Edwin Arnold, in an interview in San Francisco, is reported as say ing that the United States must sooner or later dominate the entire western hemisphere, and would have population of 800 900 people.
 The pulp from the sugar beet has proven great success in fattenlng cattle in California. The beef is said to be as juicy and tender as any of the boasted eastern stallfed, and is coming into great demand.
 A telegram from Tiffin, Ohio, tells of a chmch congregation in that town being asphyxiated by natural gas. We have seen scattering mem bers of a congregation go to sleep from the same cause, but it is the first instance on record where 8 preacher put his entire congregation to sleep.
 The cold wave predicted in De- cember by Mir. Foster, for this month, has not only put in an ap- pearance but has made its presence unmistakably felt. The telegraph says that the thermometer register ed 49 degrees below zero in Mon. tana and Dakota.
 Rabbi Samuel Sale, of St. Louis has created consternation among his congregation, as well as among Hebrews generally, by preaching a cries of sermons advocating aban- ,.oning the observance of Saturday; and of holding their services on the Christian Sabbath.
 In commenting on the gang ol slarpers who recently swindled the Denver, Omaha, and Kansas City pool rooms, the New York Herald -ays: "If this swindle had been pepetrated on legitimate business men it would demand thorough in- Yestigation and prosecution, but the pool room keepers are little better than swindlers themselves. They keep their rooms open in defiance oi the law and cannot afford to ask the law to protect their illegal business.
 It takes good deal to bring the blush of shame to an average demo- crat when he sets out to make a damphool of himself, but the recent action of Christopher Furness, mem Der of English parliament, inviting subscriptions from British ship owners, to defray the cost of con- veying 4,0O0, ,Oc0 pounds of four con- tributod in tho UnitAd States, for the Russian famine sufferers, has made few democrats ashamed of themselves for voting against the appropriation for the same purpose
 The Phenix Herald and Gazette are both urging Governor Irwin to 70 to Washington to lobby for the admission of Arizona. The gover- nor is not made of the material we judge him to be, if he should accede to these wheedling requests and join Zulick to assist in establishing Mormon hierarchy in Arizona Governor Irwin, as we understand it, is warm advocate of statehood, but we do not believe he wants to see a state government formed for Ari- zona that will have its headquarters in Salt Lake.
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