Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

Popu6st governors have not prov ! en a bowling success. Neither Waite, of Colorado, nor Lewslling, of
 Kansas, have been such as to arouse
 any amount of pride among the
 citizens of their respective states
 Mary Ellen Lease gives her opinion
 ot them as follows: "Gov. Waite IS
 cratic" said Mary Ellen Lease in
 an interview. He Is a good old
 man, but seems to have acted very
 hastily in the present Denver police
 trouble. No governor has a right
 to call out the militia and cause
 bloodshed. Governor Lewelling, of
 Kansas, ought to be put in prison
 Tor life for calling the state foroes
 during the legislature trouble, and
 l think Governor Waite has made a
 mistake, too"
 A St. Louis doctor claims to have
 discovered a cure for cholera and
 typhoid fever, He says it is quick
 aud sure, and 1t Ia a very simple
 surgical operation, and he describes
 Il as follows An incision is made
 in the abdomen, just above the
 ilioceryecal valve, theninsert tube
 m the intestines at a point where the baecilli of these diseases work,
 aud flood 1t with an antiseptic solu-
 tion, killing the bacilh." This
 furnishes an excellent hint to the
 medical profession. It may be dis
 covered yet that consumption can
 be cured by simply cutting open the chest and removing a lung, and that patients can be relieved If asthma. bronchitis and similar dis eases by simply making an incision m the throat, provided the incision IS made deep enough.
 Alter discussing on the "oppres- sion of the industrial classes" our contemporary announces that the change must be brought about under the leadership of We who are democrats" The democrats have been m power now in every branci of the government for over a year, but there has not been any marked change towards a better order of things for the industrial classes. On the contrary, things have been going from bad to worse, until to-da, the country IS Overrun with a large army of unemployed men. II the country Is to be brought to an era of prosperity, such as it experi- enced under republican rule, it ,sill have to wait until a new and better crop of democratic statesmen are grown, the present one seeminy to 1 be wholly incompetent to ac, on plish the task. In the meant me. at the first opportunity prese lted l voters, they will return the rep lbli- ! can party to power again, and the old time prosperity of the cou atry 1 will be resumed. and by the time -he new crop of democrats is gr lwn. there will be no use for them.
 There are thousands upon u ous- lnds of acres of as fine agricul, ural and, ascan be found anywhere within a few miles of Pres colt. All that is needed to make hem productive is water. The annual rainfall is sufficient to noisten them the entire year, but it $ not always seasonable. The only ray that they can be irrigated is by Fater storage. Nature has provided numerous places where water can 'e impounded and then taken to hese lands as needed, but capital is Ieeded to build these dams and anals. There is nothing which ives promise of such excellent re- urns on the capital invested as of this kind. There are pune within the immediate vicinity f Prescott that could be carried trough with comparatively small mount of capital, that would result ! the irrigation of large tracts md. All kinds of fruits, except trus, and all kinds of grain, can ( 8 raised on the land, and. instead this section importing all of its i applies, as at present, it could be- , Dme an exporter of grain and 2 uits. The time will come tSo, in the ' )t far distant future, when capital i'll be induced to take hold of such i which will result in the -eatest prosperity to this section.