Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-01
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Arizona admission bill may caus
 change in the political tack (
 certain democratic aspirants fo
 official position in the territory.
 is rumoped tLat Senator Cha
 J. Faulkner is 10 wed the widow c
 Senator Hearst of California. Sens tor Faulkner is widower. Mir
 Hearst's fortune is estimated a
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 All the rivers of Germany ar
 frozen over, and the cold is SO in
 tense that many people haze perish ed, but cholera continues to clain victims just the same Exchange
 Gov. N. o. Murphy is doing goo, work in Washington for the cause Q statehood for Arizona. IL is a saf, proposition to make, that if Arizonl is not admitted, there will not be { territory let into the union.
 It takes a city alderman to effect ually knock out a policeman. Sey, enteen.of the guardians of the city of Los Angeles were knocked out a few nights since in a single round at a session of the city council. IL was not very big round either.
 Our contemporary says that ''re- publican papers friendly to L. c, Hughes gubernatorial aspirations can help him most by keeping quiet" According to this logic the way for republican paper to assist democrat into office is to assail him.
 Not satisfied with his defeat in New York, it is said that Mir. Cleve- land is taking hand in electing a senator from Indiana. Electing senators, or rather trying to elect them, is dangerous business for a president elect, as Mir. Cleveland will find.
 Mr. Cleveland may change his mind about having Carlisle in his cabinet if he becomes cosxineed that it would put Henry Watterson in the Senate. The number of anti Cleveland democratic Senators is already too large for Mir. C's peace of mind.
 With debt of twelve per cent and tax rate in the territory of three per cent, it is scarcely to be wondered at that those eastern sen ators thought that the time was not propitious for Arizona's admission. It is claimed on the other hand, however, that as a state we stand a better show of working out of debt than as a territory.
 We are in receipt of mammoth edition of the Los Angeles Express devoted to advertising the resources of the several counties of Southern California. The paper in question Is a very valuable one, as it sets forth very exhaustively the resources and advantages possessed by one of the finest sections of the United | States. Parties wanting informa- ion in regard to Southern Califor- lia. should send for copy of this ,dition of the Los Angeles Express. 4 telegram from Tucson states hat L. C. Hughes has injured his 'hances for governor by a recent .ltercation between him and Judge Barnes son-in-law. As Mr. Hughes Fas assaulted, and acted only iE elf defense, and was in the act of 'olishing his assailant in system tic style when taken away, We fail Q see where he has weakened his hances any. If anything he has trengthened them. The JoURSAL- INER has beenfo Hughes from the rst and now favors him more than yer.
 The Phenix Gazette and Tucson tar are booming A. C. Baker for he position of chief justice of the erritory. MT. Baker is a very bright nd able lawyer, in fact one of the est in the territory, but until he quares a subscription bill due this fice we shall not boom him to any 'reat extent for the position of chief astice or anything else. A man Tho is able to do so, but who re- uses, or nsglects, to pay his just ues, be they due to newspaper, 3 butcher, a grocer or to whom 0ever is certainly not proper per 1n for chief justice or any other hcial position.
 The Chronicle announces that a allegation of citizens has recently it San Diego for Pheuix, for the urpose of conferring with citizens lere in regard to the building of le railroad between the two cities. he road has already been con- enced and several miles have 'en built east of San Diego. In is connection, we take the liberty suggesting to this delegation the of making a connec- ,n with the s. F., P. & P. railroad l. a point near yulture. This will Ve them their direct connection ' th Phenix and at the same time Z il give them a direct connection U tn the great mineral and timber ' 1t of nertheru Arizona, as we'll as a tn the east. c It is gratifying to know that the ashyille Daily American dld not ! present the true spirit of the