Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
Flagstaff is now a full aedged

Flagstaff IS now a full hedged city.
 pr. L. H. Goodrich of Phenix, has announced himself as a cSndi- date for delegate to Congress.
 It would be rough on Oregon, but decidedly amusing to the rest of the country, should Gov. Pen mover be sunt to the Senate.
 If S65OOOOOO was the danger inc for the gold reserve fund in the treasury when the administration issued bonds to rcplenish it, wha; is the present danger linei
 Don Dickinson has always been inclined towards Munehausenism but he dived in when he said that Grover Cleveland was the best friend that silver had in the United States.
 The pitiable condition of the deluded men who followed Coxey and other demsgogues to Wash ington-existing on bSaad and water should be a warning to lSose still on the road to Washington.
 Up to date there has Eeen more explanation than vindicstion about the testimony heard by the Senate investigating committee. The trou- ble about the explanations made is that they do not explain.
 The assertion of Senator Mander- son-"I am a Senator of the United States"-is respectfully commended to those of lis colleagues who are constantly saying, by their actions: 'I am a Senator of Podunk" If the business men of New York had declared in favor of the income tax, they might have caused its defeat, as there is a strong element in Congress which always votes in opposition to the known wishes of 1 New York's business men.
 If there was not so many men of wealth who privately advocate a constitutional monarchy with a moneyed nobility for this country, there would not be so many men who publicly advocate anarchy. Fortunately neither of these un- desirable classes are numerous enough to have their own way.
 Iris said that Tommy Gates is making a great record for himself as superintendent of the territorial prison at Yuma. Little Steve" did the same thing while he was a so called commissioner of the same shop"
 A term of the U. $. Court will soon be held in this city. Some of the cob web cases, which have been hanging on the ceiling of justice Tor years, will probably be continued for the term" while those cases, in which some poor devil figures, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent in bitterness.
 There are several Wallapais in town as witnesses" some people call them, and more to come, to testify on their oath(i) in whisky selling cases. They are fat and sleek red men, and their phy sical appearance is easily accounted for they know what a snap Uncle Sam their Great Father" Is, especially during term of his court.
 It is really distressing to see some men going almost into convulsion: during court week over matters they are interested in, and on the other hand to notice the indifference these same people give a matter in which all the people are more or les: interested in, but which really is oI far more importance to the commu nifty than it is to the whim of any individual.
 A movement is on hand to erect in the court house plaza of this city a statue, to be known as the Hassa yamper, to commemorate his ser vices in opening up the land, anC also to perpetuate his good worl for the future generations to view The suggestion advanced Is to have it made of bronze, and in design tC be thoroughly characteristic of tn, early pioneer, with a view, of course of the traditional Hassayamp' stream plainly shown. The idea is a good one, and should be encour aged until realized.
 . The proposition to have a city jail is a good one, but to pay for il on the installment plan for fou years, and then to have the eity garrote itself by being compelled to buy it over again at the end O  . that time, in one bulky payment, il proposition that is nauseating tC many. Thirty-five dollars a montl for four years foots up Sl ,66O, added to which the sum of $500 the price agreed upon for the exclusive owner . 1 IL nE AL, h,.slI.ur. III. lI