Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
What a grand political team Reed and Hill make.

existence in Northern Arizona. We are at peace with the world ferever more.
 Indian soldiers are applying for their discharges from Uncle Sam. They are evidently getting ready for the usual spring outbreak.
 A stranger who arrived here re- gently says no grass is growing under the feet of Prescott. He should haze included the court house yard also.
 The democratic association of Minnesota having read twelve dem ocratic Senators out of their party should now tell what is left how they are to get along without them. Get ready for the boom. Mark Smith says the committee on Ari- zona statehood will take up the bill from hades and recommend our admission at once.
 No one can doubt the extent of democratic harmony when Governor Tillman, of South Carolina, is de- manding that Cleveland shall be impeached, and Minnesota demo- crats are jumping on anti-Cleveland democratic Senators.
 The Washington authorities will entertain Gen" Coxey at public expense, if he ever gets to the Ma tional Capital with his army, but the jail fare is hardly up to that of the hotels at which Coxey has been taking his meals.
 Phenix democrats have nominated E. F. Kellner for mayor, McNeill and Reid for councilmen, Thoman for marshal and c. B. Ming for treasurer. The republicans put up their ticket to-day.
 Without a particle of warning Morgan c. Colt dropped dead. His father, who invented the revolver which bears his name, lived to see many men drop dead in consequence of his ingenuity.
 The site for the Lowell observa. tory, it is said, will be at Flagstaff How the Tucson papers are chewing the dobies over Northern Arizona: unexceiled weather, but let those sectional brigands roar just the same.
 The rich Gold Fields mining claims, in Southern Arizona, are go ing the usual way-they are in iti gation already. They will have tC be richer than they are to withstand the expense of an average Arizona court of justice.
 The lack of political discussion; in this section is due to our com mercial advancement. People her' have no time to get warmed up hk' they do in Southern Arizona, where political snaps" are a greater IT, ducement than any other question
 sTo the authors of our misfort une, where, without firearms O. threats of any sort, We will ask thu national government to give u work or give us rations." This I the war cry of the industrial army
 A popolist candidate for mayor O Cincinnati has ,given the indus trial army $1OOOO to helpsthem or to Washington. The poPulists seen to be doubling up with the indus tr als everywhere.
 The secretary of Arizona demo cracy has rushed into print in thu Examiner, and given his views or Hills speech. He puts the kibosl on the New York Senator, at leas he thinks so. The idea of an Ari zonanan being an authority on any thing but statehood, takes the cak' in the national game of politics.
 The Tucson papers make us fee sleepy when they mention the "Poo weather which prevailed wheI Prof. Douglass visited them witl his telescope. The professor IS go ing there again in June, and WI would advise him to take his obser yations through a refrigerator fl h. doesn't want to look into the here after.
 The thin-skinned Phenicians wh' are coming up to Prescott to escaP' the heat of alfalfa land, say WI have the coldest climate on earth These people are wrong, as they ar only on the earth a short time dur ing the year.
 It is said that in Southern Arizona J.C. Herndon is the most accepta ble man for U. s. Senator from tho north. This may be put down al another instance where you have tC go from home to learn the news.
 The financial stringency that pre- vailed last year, is getting ready tf put on the gloves again for round or two. It can be attributed to tho industrial army this time and mol politics, we suppose
 Like unto California democracy disgruntled democrats of Phenil have risen in their majesty against jobbery and personal favoritism and slashed out another ticket foI voters to chew on at the next muni cipal election.
 4 determined movement is being made among democratic in the south to place Frank Cox st the delegate