Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-23

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 A San Bernardino man undertook
 recently to give some friendly ad-
 vice to a judge. It cost him just
 k2O0, the judge estimating that bis
 court had been brought into con-
 tempt to that extent,
 There is 8 probability in the
 report that it was Croker's greed
 that drove him out of the job of
 bossing Tammany, the most profit
 able employment on earth. He got
 rich too fast even for Tammany.
 Coxey and Browne have each bee n
 sentencek to twenty days imprison-
 ment in Washington for displaying
 a banner on the Capitol grounds,
 and have been sentenced to pay a
 fine of s each or ten days for tres
 passing on the grounds.
 The difference between the Me
 Kinley law and the tariff bill after the proposed amendments are adopted will be that one gives pro lection to all, while the other pro- poses to give it in spots, the biggest spots being occupied by trusts.
 Breckinridge's campaign for a congressional nomination threatens to become as sensational as the recent trial was. If it ends as the trial did-against Breckinridge it will please the respectable people of the country.
 The woOl-growers seem to have been left out of the democratic tariff concessions at Washington; but the wool-growers are farmers, and farmers never did receive any thing but kicks and cuffs from the democratic party.
 Elliott, the business manager of the Chronicle, in San Francisco, whose life was recently saved by the bullet striking big dollar, is a red hot silver coinage man. The white metal will surely save most of us in any instance-shooting scrapes not barred.
 Somebody ought to be jailed for this sugar trust business; either the newspaper men who charge that MT. Cleveland and the democratic managers sold out to the trust for $500 900 campaign contribution and chance to work the sugar market, or those who sold the people out.
 The so called industrial army started out, Ostensibly, as a labor movement. It has developed, in various parts of the country, into mobs which attempt to steal trains and to secure a living from honest labor just the same as ordinary tramps.
 Providence has given the Louis jana legislature, which convenes on the 18th, inst, (through the election of successors to Senators Blanchard and Caffery) power to name the duty it desires on sugar and get it, or defeat the tariff bill. It remains to be seen whether it has also given members of that legislature sand" to make use of their power.
 There is nothing surprising about the proposed combine of democrats and populists in Kansas; there is very little difference between them. Seven out of every ten democrats throughout the country want just what the populists do. but few of them have the courage to publicly say so.
 The appearance of three women and one man on the back of a "cayuse" in PheniX, the capital city, looks like the familiar scenes of the "good old days" in frontier history, but il. is a clincher on statehood when the eastern sentimentalists have to gulp down this phase of in Arizona in these days when admission" is all the talk.
 Secretary Morton, the father of Arbor Day, suggests the establish ment of a holiday to be known as Bird Day." and from a humane point of view, the secretary'S sug- gestion is a good one. In recent | letter on the subject, Mir. Morton observes that it is melancholy l fact that among the enemies of birds, two of the most relentless gre women and boys, "The loSe offeather ornamentation so thought Iessly persisted in by thousands of women," says the secretary, "and the mania for collecting eggs and Killing birds, so deeply rooted in our boys, are legacies of barbarism from our savage ancestry. believe that public sentiment can De developed as strong and so universal that respectable woman will be ashamed to be seen with he wing of bird on her bonnet, md an honest boy will be ashamed o own that he ever robbed nest ,r wantonly took the life of bird" !
 The current number of the WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER is the initial lumber of a series of weekly issues which it proposes to publish, con- aiming descriptive articles of tue rarious mining camps in this county. It is the purpose of the editor to 'isit every mining camp in the county during the next three months Or the purpose of securing accurate l.k. ooroa.r;p1 {ha rainaa ho1iav |