Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11
ARIZONA J0URNAL-MINER
q. c. MARTIN. Editor and PrOp'r.

BhenlN haS qult booming her ell mate. It's getting wsr-r-m down there
 There is no danger of the saliva tion army in Prescott going on 8 very long march.
 Arizona is falling from grace as a fighter Not a soul has volunteered for the Indurtrial army.
 General Miles passed over the A. &P. few days ago. Wonder why he didn't take jaunt down to Whip plei
 Tom Fitch has incorporated the Big Four" mining company in Phenlx. "What's in a name," with Fitchi
 Anything to be in fashion. A California woman has named her baby girl Madeline Pollard. Holy Moses!
 Ex-U. s. Marshal Bob Paul was nominated at a meeting of the city council of Tucson for chief of police and knocked out.
 Western governors seem 70 be going wrong on every turn, except possibly Arizona's executive. He's a newspaper man.
 General Fry of the Industrial army passed through southern Ari- zona without being buttonholed on statehood. He's lucky.
 What a sudden drop populism has taken. Mrs. Lease will soon be lonely, unless she catches on to the Industrial army skirts.
 Feminine fame. Zella Nicolaus and Madeline Pollard are going to star" it on the stage together, in the play ofthe Congressman"
 We are not an aggressive republi- can, but the attention of democ- racy is called to the election yester- day in Albuquerque. Free wool.
 Judge Bakers decision, declaring the banking act invalid, is declared by many southern attorneys to be a just one. The Gazette of Phenix. however, is after his scalp.
 Another big mining excitement is on and Cochito, New Mexico, is the lucky place. Everybody is heading for the new gold fields, even the Industrial army of course.
 Governor Hughes has been mak- ing 8 strong talk to the Normal school. He is impartial, as he never even whispers to the leading demo cratic organ in Phenix any more.
 A party of English capitalists are in Phenix to construct the largest canal in the world. We don't know whether they brought any water from the old country or not.
 A peculiar feature of the Gazett's fight against Judge Baker is that Dunbar, its editor, lauds Judge CD Revise up to the skies. Under any other circumstance than this we would stand in with the Gazette.
 There is one good feature of Cleveland's appointment of w. c. Foster as consul at Trinidad. Northern Arizona has been recog- nized and Fatty Zulick hit between both eyes.
 Benson is making strong fight to be the county seat of Cochise. Old Tombstone, though, is resur- recting herself in the matter and making 6 bitter fight against an early obituary.
 4 big wrangle is going on over getting possession of the Pacific bank in San Francisco. NJ. Fl. Sherman, aSformer :school teacher of Prescott, does not figure in the case, as he did when it busted. Moses has probably gotten all he wanted.
 The present "lack of confidence" on the part of business men every. where, is we'll illustrated by the re- mark of Tacoma lumber manufac- turer as reported in the West Coast Lumberman: "The world is finish ed and only needs little lumber and shingles to keep it in repair"
 The Gazette says that Major Rowe of Yavspai has congressional aspirations. This. is nothing new, particularly for MT. Rowe. or any body else for .that matter. We all have aspirations more or less for a political snap, but modesty keeps our mouths closed.
 Lieutenant Flipper, the colored graduate of West Point, who lives in Tombstone, was the principal witness in the land grant cases re- gently decided. He travelled over Mexico in searching the ancient records for evidence, and secured enough of such to knock out several hundred thousand acres of land grants in Pima and Cochise counties. There's luck in color after all.
 4 whisky war in South Carolina. silver knocked out in the West, in- dustrial armies everywhere, popu- lism and temperance "winking the other eye" in Illinois, sheep and cattle men pulling their guns on each other in Colorado and New Mexico. and Prescott's murky at musphere that they used to call heavenly climate" knocked silly for big telescope to penetrate, are some of the "Oood times" indica- l