Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

or the prison.
 Arizona's new Gila Monster-th' Southern Pacific. All woman suffragists of the late legislature have commenced tC chew gum.
 Since the legislature adjourned they are commencing to sandbae people near Phenix again.
 Yuma papers are roasting Pres. colt. From a climatic standpoint the roast is the other way.
 The creation of Navajoe county does away with the election of councilman-a -at-large ID Arizona.
 Begins to look as if this was an "off' year for the penitentiary.
 Arizona still has some legislators who may be put down as "ring tail snorters."
 Senator Jones is not lawyer but as a pleader before men he's as sure as a sealed verdict.
 There are some men in Arizona who will not permit the s. P. col lar to be showed over their heads.
 If the prison bill passes the house we feel almost like inviting the whole legislature up to the peni- tentiary.
 Birds of 8 ieather-the prIson and Carpenter.
 Prescott has the grip" but not on the penitentiary.
 From the San Joaquin to Salt river, is the $. F. song.
 The Courier and this paper will never "fall out" on Carpenter.
 New Mexico has its White Oaks, and so has Arizona in Cakes Mur- phy.
 The legislature has taught Ari- zona an object lesson. Better late than never"
 The Mormon question is again on in Arizona. 1895 sees another Mountain Meadow massacre.
 Prescott again goes down taking a big dose of the legislative emetic. Defeat spurs us on to victory, now ever.
 Tom Davis, of Pinal. gave the Southern Pacific a parting broad side in the council. The sun is rising.
 The latest song out is entitled the Price of Heart" The author was not onto the Arizona prison, evidently.
 It is said that the Msricopa as- semblymen have suddenly switched on the prison business and will sup port Yavapai.
 Yavapai did not send a legal re- to Phenix. The result is that they will probably bring something back besides themselves.
 Ysvapai should feel proud of the  men who are so fearlessly and dis pa ssionately stayiny by her helm today in the prison fight.
 If woman suffrage had passed the a fair one in Southern Arizona said that women could not conscientiously ask for alimony in their divorce.
 A wealthy man in New York goes sbout preaching at the different missions. His delivery as to oratory i $ all right, but he never delivers up any of his dough"
 Some Pheni1 papers seem to be l inclined to wear the s. P. collar ] also. Nothing surprises us any more from that section.
 Mafs Carpenter, while in the Richlieu saloon in Phenix last night aid: I've had to win by rulings, 'r else loose the Penitentiary. They lad us."
 PheniX merchants and taxpayers 'ame to the front in the fight for lavapai at the last hour. They are ommencing to realize that the Iorth and south road is buil..
 The bill deferring the payment f delinquent taxes to June next nd making the penalty thereon ve per cent. for the entire time of elinquency has become a law by he signature of the governor. Advices from Phenix today state hat the President has been com lunicated with on the calling of n extra fession. He should grant ,, with a provision that statehood esolutious are not to be mentioned. There are men still left in Arizona 'ho consider the territory's interests rst, and politics afterwards. Bab it, Lake and Packard are among lem m the democratic column. Never send a lawyer to Phenix n a Legislative mission. They are irrelevant and immaterial," and eretofofe too many cases they ave handled have been continued ,E the term" Yavapai's prOdigsl son, Apache, | 'ems also inclined to drink from '