Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-18

ai to notoTietr hunters. Arizona politicians are laying very
 er Outside of the Gazette
 aa, no one wants to put on the 5 Pima and Graham counties have
 Chinamen than the rest of the 'e-r.,ory, according to registration .ies.
 Ssndow, the strong man, passed Ter he 4. & P. yesterday. We ught to keep him here to pull for a.ehood.
 Ihe industrial galoots will now bead for Denver, where official ops will be given them by the cratic governor of Colorado.
 jury in the Breckenridge case be charged to-day, and Breck-
 e will probably be charged
 also.
 The Woman's Army craze has ruck the country HOW. Of course, hey can't tramp over the country aa loot, but they propose to make heir conquests on bicycles. The frequency of late with which death has been visiting the U. s. Senate, should not put damper on tbe aspirations of Arizonsns for the position, of course when we get in as & state.
 Csxey's army is getting closer to washington every day, and the authorities are commencing to get a move on. It started like a joke, but IS now developing into a serious problem.
 The Massachusetts house of repre- ssutstives has passed bill prohibit ing one man from treating" an other. What an affliction this
 would be to candidates for office in The average Arizona campaign.
 Several papers in the west are creating mining booms for their ssctions, through money raised to rush men in by the thousands, and taen fleece the unwary with wild est dugouts.
 Senator Walsh, recently appointed by Governor Northern, defined his position the other day, in very few words: ''I am for the free coinage of silver. If I hadn't been I wouldn't have been sent here"
 The supreme court of Colorado has gone Populist, that is, it has sas aimed Waite. The political tide
 turning, and the first populist
 ory is recorded fox the year.
 Justice is again knocked out, and dispatches say that the principal attorney against Prendegrast has withdrawn from the case. It is about as hard to hang murderer u Chicago as it is in Arizona.
 Breckenridge has formally de- cared that he will make the race , 50r Congress, but will not talk to political gatherings. He should hsge used the same tactics with Ms Pollard
 The death of Senator Vance of North Carolina last Saturday, re- moves a good friend of the West in m stteus of her interest, particularly the free coinage of silver. He was @ years old and was serving a third term as U. :. Senator.
 4 new and better plan of robbing
 1ank is one of the days inven- mons. 4 cashier at Chadron, Ne braska, was run into the vault and locked up with a time lock. When he door opened he was S5,0O0 short
 The next legislature should mem oTslize Marshal Gard to come and end the Kid question in Arizona. This would put us ahead another psE on statehood, and relieve a treas ury of the anxiety of aing S6,000 that We don't know what to do with.
 One sensation follows close on the heels of another. Senator Hills manly declaration on the tariff is now as earnestly expressing the public as Breckenridge's actions \ with Miss Pollard recently did. A political jury now adays would probably give Hill damages against Uleseland, in this national squeez- ing game.
 le indiscriminate issuing of o3arial commissions should be dis continued, unless the applicant knows enough about the English language to spell the commonest words half way correctly. A peti- ton was recently sent to Governor Hughes asking for the appointment oi a man in Yavapai as a notary public that simply takes the cake, such words as Prescott being spelled with a double and single t, Ari- zona with a little a to start with and capital A to end with and two ans m the middle. The commission was granted. This is no reflection on democratic administration, however.
 The fate that has evertaken Tomb stone is by no means one that has a0i a familiar phase to it in frontier
 ls or experience. While California N,-,l. .I-44oI ,-sgb Nha