Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11

The A. P. A. is getting to be somewhat of lively institution in Kansas City.
 When in the course of modern political events, will all these states "choP" on going republican.
 Governor Mckinley says the peo- pie want an election and they want it right now everywhere.
 Isn't it about time that we had just one more constitutional con yentioni
 To make things kind of interest ing up in Colorado, the cattle and sheep men are going to have set to, pretty soon.
 They are throwing dynamite bombs at each other down in Phe- nix. At last civilization has reach ed that alfalfa sphere.
 Secretary Bruce is in Washing ton, working for or against state hood. This is somewhat indefnit @, but he is there, just the same.
 Our contemporary has got onto the right (railroad) track and comes out this morning in new broadguage pants.
 Judge Baker of the supreme court has his head under the Ga zette's guillotine, on account of a decision knocking out the taxation of banks in Arizona. Let her drop, Dunbar.
 Wonders will never cease. ?. X A. C. railroad bonds are still quoted on the New York market.
 There are more mining enter prises a going in Yavapai to-day than all the rest of the territory combined.
 The sksptics who have been prat- tug about a busted north and south railroad, must now take of their hats to the S. F., P. &P.
 A little quiet game of politics is going on in this section now. Next fall several aspirants will have severe spasms in consequence.
 4 surprising feature of the recent eastern elections is that no mention seems to be made of the populist cause, or of Mrs. Lease, either.
 Many people believe that the country is going to hades. From the looks of things it is going to the republicans.
 The new mayor of Prescott and his councilmen start of delicately each other in official life. The sgenuine squeeze hasn't cone yet.
 For every man killed during tie Brazilian war it took 355 DO unds of lead and S227 to accomplish tie work, and still they say these peo- pie are fighters"
 Inert IS no reason why Arizona should garrote herself eternally by Mark Smith as its delegate, and the coming fall will witness his Times are changing politically, and rapidly at that.
 What the governor of North Carolina said to the governor of South Carolina, don't go now adays. from the way whiskey is flowing in the latter state at the present time.
 Yavspai's mining outlook never looked better, land the number of live camps now in existence be- speaks in fattering terms for the wealth of this section.
 One of the members ofthe Worlds Fair committee to judge the quality of whiskey on exhibition has shielded. It is in order now to advertise your brand as non sui cidal, we suppose.
 The Prospector says: South ern Arizona is all right and Cochise holds four aces" Right you are, brother, and Maricopa county hold four aces and a Cuter.-Ga- zette. And Yavapai has a big 45 eveled on both of you.
 There is big howl going up in southern Arizona over the decision of the supreme court, in not taxi g banks. Nothing surprises us any more, during these democratic times.
 Gov. Waite, in Colorado, has his militia drawn up ready for action ,n the fire commissioners, while 5ov. Tillman of South Carolina inds his boys in blue standing in with the fire water" brigade. No iemocratic harmony in these two instances.
 Forty-two persons killed in Okla loma and twelve in Pennsylvania Friday, is quite bloody record for me day in these piping times of peace in this republic. A South America revolution hardly does as much slaughtering in a month.
 Poor Prescott is probably knock d out on that observatory, aud hat, too, by its pure pine air being by a hot alfalfa breeze from Salt River. Those people always did make it very in- eresting for us. Let's raise an in- lustrial army and send them down he road.
 1t is said that there is a political l on foot in this section to l hrow over several democratic war
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