Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13


 political horizon in this section. Poor popuhsm. How the elements are knocking it wherever it "fuses." The Cripple Creek trouble has runed mining stock speculation in Colorado.
 Bull Hill threatens to become as famous now as Bull run did during the civil war.
 On the completion of the new Catholic church Prescott will have the highest building in Arizona. The average Arizonan nowadays only utters an oath as he reads of the big water news up in Oregon. Southern Arizonans are still keep ing up their lick in agitating state hood. Some people never get tired. If there are any weather prophets in this section, they could "show up" to advantage at the present time <
 Two souls with but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one-Populism and democracy in Oregon.
 The Wallapais will next be clam bring for some government money, like their Cherokee brethren.
 Senator Butler, of South Carolina is making strong bids for populist votes in his contest for reelection. Congressman Bryan, of Nebr. may yet conclude that chasing a populist Senatorial shadow is mighty poor business.
 An exchange says "Breckinridge is gaining ground" Yes, but it's wet ground, and people of this vicinity call it mud.
 The government is unquestion- ably stronger than the trusts, but it can never prove it until the demo crats are put out of power.
 Congressman Enloe, of Tennessee not only wants the check on spoil: removed, but he also wants all the Treasury watch dogs" killed.
 An erreverant but fervent domo- crat exclaimed yesterday after read ing of the election of Lord as gov, ernor of Oregon,-Jesus Christ.
 There is no record on the minute: of the board of supervisors showing who made the motion to christer the county babe "Yavapai Arizona. How fortunate it is for Prescott that the CoxeY boys have not beer branched of at Ash Fork, while or their way east.
 Phenix recently sent three victims of insanity to the big brick near by And still statehood agitation zoe merrily on down there.
 The present grand jury is ignor ing many criminal bills. They vii go on record as an economical con cern, to say the least.
 The trouble in Cripple Creek i going to drive gold capital hunter out of Colorado, it is said. "Pleut. gold mines here; prospects running wild. Come onw
 The unsophisticsted in the eas are being duped by sharpers witl the idea that the American dolla is worth but 50 cents. This is rub bing it in little too thick.
 There's something out Of joint a Boston. 4 duel has been tough there and one of her preachers ha accepted a call from a church il Switzerland.
 The Indiana populist platform i so long that no paper has printed il Only Coxeyites will have time t, read such long document betweel now and election.
 It is not surprising that Senate German has been sick ever since b attempted to defend the tariff bill That job was enough to make an man sick.
 As a specimen of rank denms goguism Gov. Flowers veto of tn bll providing that only AmericaI flags should be displayed upon tn public buildings of New York woul' be difficult to beat.
 We can stand some of the Oregol floods in Arizona pretty we'll at tn present time-and some of it political sentiment also at the mex election.
 An old saying goes, "a doctor fo every ill." This applies very forcibl to Prescott at the present time there being II NJ. D's in the bur at present.
 The democrats who this year de s cline renomination to Congress wi save money as well as wear an tear on their feelings. This isn't democratic year.
 The wise men of Gotham "wh went to sea in bowl" were evident ly the forefathers of the wise men c Orange, (N. J.) who have just issue, an edict against kissing.
 The grand jury of Los Anges has condemned the practice O allowing prisoners in the jail { Kangaroo court.