Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-30


 ton tO PheniX.
 The south will do us up on even a
 paper of pins, let alone Sl2OO Ga
 zette ink-stand.
 The Phenix Gazette edition oi
 our resources has appeared in a
 prospectus. It is headed "The
 Arizona Snap"
 Dunbar to Hughes: Say Guy
 mir, (hic) what do you (hic) think oi
 Mid-winter fair edition of the
 Gazettei' (hic).
 After all, when we come to think
 of it, Arizona's exhibit would have
 been all right in Chicago, if We
 had only secured that Sl,2O0 edit
 ion.
 The tramp nuisance Is upon us.
 With the tramp comes the burglar
 and the foot-pad.-Gszette. You
 overlooked bet Mr. Editor, in that
 little Sl,2OO nuisance that smell so loud just at the present time.
 Some papers never get tired in throwing their inuendoes loose at
 cur executive when they refer to
 him as "Pinhead" Hughes. Boys,
 let the past be forgottea. It is a
 case of dignity now, with us.
 The only benefit northern Arizona receives from the south Is in having
 its section recognized occasionally
 by a pardon from the penitentiary. And then it Is questionable who really gets the benefit.
 Commissioner George Waddell of Yavapai county has written from Chicago that the special edition would have been "a good drawing card had it appeared on time" Dunbar has the drawing card, all right, George.
 The Free Methodists are trying to reform Prescott sinners. Won der If they know that We have no officials up here, or Worlds Fair commissioners. Go south, good people, go south.
 Because Frank Cox blew out the gasin the Hollenbeck it is no reason why republican journals should abuse the democr@cy.-Gazette. Well, Frank has no right to go back on his own party in that manner.
 Hughes is going to formally meet Zulick at the territorial line and land him on Arizona soil. This will be the salutation: Governor Hughes, Il am glad to meet you!" C. Mey- CT, You are anotherl"
 \ quiet fight is being made to defeat the confirmation of Judge Rouse of Tucson. We are glad that we don't know anything about his ease, and also happy that we are not a lawyer of Tucson.
 We wish that Senate commission would visit us about the present time. Wouldn't it be just nice to see two factions of southern democ- racy lined up for inspection, and at the same time sticking pins into 1 each other.
 The Tucson Citizen is after the | Worlds Fair board, and is raising the foudation of the Arizona build l ing, and little of something else, too. Brother, you have lifetime | job before you.
 Wonder if the combination in Southern Arizona won't put up a job to capture" the Kid, and the Si,000 They are a fine outfit. and have the nerve to dig up some old petriGed Aztec and pawn it of as the original article.
 Prohibition has lost the day in Arizona. Tom Gates, the proprie- tor of Congress Hall in Tucson, appointed by Governor Hughes superintendent of the prison. and the executive a fanatic on temper snce, at that.
 In the great political merry-go- round that has been running for years in Arizona, Yavapai's lean horses have only been chewing on its chestnut climate. Governor, can't you stake some good demo cratic war horse of ours out in a green field for a little whilel
 The people of Arizona as a rule Ire in too much of a hurry. They are impatient and can't bear to What are you giv- ng Us now. Haven't we been waiting for four months for hat Sl,2OO to be issued to you for He W OIiuS dlE tulNlOu.
 An anonymous attacking cor statements are not vorth the paper upon which they re written, and never receive con from fair minded men. The man who attacks over nom de dune is a literary assassin. ."-Cou- fer. Well, then, what's the matter nth "A. C. R." The editor of the Citizen is regis l IT of the land office in Tucson. Il harges of offensive partisanship" V ere filed against him, and now v ley wish they hadn't. You ought W see how warm it is down there r to his journalistic tner- e ometer s Wasn't that appointment of pr. t rannen as superintendent of the q .ylum Q rank bluff on northern de b ocracy. after all, Goternor9 You n low the doctor declined, an act at democracy isn't usually guilty q, particularly when there IS a Sl nap" in 1t. a, One of the most highhanded po- fo ical ideals" Arizona has ever B