Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-23
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

EDITORIAL COMMENT.
 Isn't it about time that PheniN
 was agitating a mid.wiater world
 fairl
 "Well, wh t did you think of tho
 Arizona exhibit at Chicagol" ''Oh
 just went in and registered, that'' ! all"
 Territorial warrants are going a
 begging. This has no reference to
 Arizona's political reform that took
 place last November.
 Crash No. , hit Phenix last Sat
 urday. II. l.. Chandler X Co, the
 shoe men, were drowned in the
 financial waves of Salt River. Several southern Arizona papers
 aro very mum on Worlds fair mat
 ters. Probably they expect to catch on Co the Columbian auniyer-
 sary steal of Sl, zoo, in 1902.
 Governor Hughes is to speak on irrigation" at the coming Deming convention. Our governor Is a strong prohibitionist, so he must be familiar with the subject.
 The Pheuix Gazette says that statehood for Arizuna means pros perity and advancement Don't talk that way during these panicky times, but keep your shirt on for a while.
 Would it not be a good idea for the territory to buy, in Chicago, 2O,OOO sheets of sticky fly paper at 2s cents a sheet, instead of paying a printing house five cents sheet for a Phenix Gazette edition to stick on the taxpayers of the ter ntory.
 Several democrats in this terri tory are eXerting themselves m filing offensive partisan docu ments against the lew republican ollice-holders left in Arizona. Blaze away, you cormorants; we'll got to your collar some future day.
 Stranger at the Arizona build ing; Well, where IS your litera- ture descriptive of Arizona, where 1 she is and what she hast" Clerk l las he rings up l2OO Phenixl: Dun bar, why in h-l don't you quit your monkeying, and send that special edition of the Gazettet'
 It is safe to say that President message has been read | by more people than any other message ever printed.- Gazette. And 1t IS also safe to say that the message has been cursed by more people than other message ayer printed.
 Bland has said to eastern demJc- -acy, Farewell, when you desert the ,ause of the white metal" Colonel Wilson of Prescott, a true type also Df old democracy, has jumped onto he democratic platform, and also he neck of Cleveland. demanding 10 repudiation of a sacred pledge O the people. Next.
 The Gazette is worried over 3uckey O'Neill and Price Behan in with the south's mag iiicent steal of Worlds fair poodle. 1 But how quiet 1t Is on the propo- ition of prostituting the territory n its political assignation scheme f heecing and playing the taxpay- rs for lot of soft snaps for Sl 200. let ont of the 40O-yard limit, or 'ull In your sign. Governor Zulick will soon return D Phenix to stir up the political ot.-Gazette. Old Baldy didn't reate much of stir" in Washing ( Dn, judging from the appoint tents made after he got there clothed with authority" etc. 'onder If he won't spout on silver. | ld wink the other eye3 Send tho I ipItal swopper up here, he will ave quite a Chinese following, to a " the least. | The ear that Is to carry New Mex a o's agricultural products to the s 'orld's Fair, leaves Las Cruces on l !. tuesday next, and stops at differ \ 1t points in the territory, to take 1 f, l the products of the different s This exhibit will be a r eat advertising card for New {, exico.-Stock Grower. You won't . in it when that Sl 200 edition of F, @ Phenix Gazette draws thou - nds of people to Arizona. - Zulick, in an interview with a ld-bug reporter of the Trenton 'ws, said, that on the bleak aud 4 cary hills of N arcasori he slept k tn winchester for bride in S arding his gold mine. and that is 2 y he believed in fighting for the E How metal. If some ofthe miners owed for labor could have got a .. Id on his elegant neck that night .. oI chestnut bride story would not vi 7e been so easily gulped down by ril ot of unsophisticated reporters. ar