Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-20
4 ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
;. c. MARTIN. EartOr and Prop'r.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Well, where IS the terrltoriaI prison atl
 Meade should be included in the spring cleaning for Arizona.
 Hughes goes down flying the Ga zette's colors tout of sight"
 Start a ming bureau m town and don't let it be burro one either.
 Mother Yavapai's cinch on her cubs: We have the mines, that's all
 In early March we had lamb weather It has chopped to the burro.
 The sack'question still carries the day in Southern Arizona, if reports are true.
 Phenix can never expect to be a first class town until it has a big train robbery.
 We are waiting for something to "drap" from our Sing Sing legisla- tive assembly.
 Florida oranges and California fruits are out sight. Now is the time to boom Phenix.
 Martins mining bill has passed the council. Locators of the earth ,,T1 l-ov,- s,, fbair borus
 aAin't I sorry that spoke"- Governor Hughes at the national democratic convention.
 All Yuma statesmen have gone from Phenix to their home. No mention is made of where the Nsack" is, however.
 If the Phenix celebration had taken place before Congress ad- journed, may be we would have been admitted.
 If Salt River is not careful, its boast of fine climate will turn the other way, like it did in California the other day.
 The present legislature would not sit down on the high hat question. They were afraid of the long pins in them, probably.
 There is no danger of bomb be- ing thrown in to the legislature of Arizona, because something has to be done to justify it.
 The wild cat democracy of Ari- zona is at it again, and Marshal Meade is before the treasury depart ment at Washington, to be investi- gated.
 Mrs. Lantry, has new play, the plot of which has an American scene in which Fred Gebhsrdt figures. Another instance of woman's vengesnce.
 Three clerks of the New Mexico legislature could not write their names. No wonder the twin sisters of the southwest are not admitted 10 statehood.
 The new board of control of Ari- zona does not seem disposed to rec ognize a sack or a Bagg, for that matter. Arizona democracy has at last caught on to the dissatisfaction pre- vailing elsewhere, viz, "Gone to Buzzard's Bay"
 Wonder if Governor Hughes se- cured the photo of the next gover- nor of Arizona, while he was rust ing for the rest.
 Heney still jabbers away on the funding of the debt question, while Wolhey gets pay for his services in the same line of duty.
 Some crazy mug in Southern Ari- zona wants to send the insane asy- lum to Prescott. We don't want it. It belongs where 1t Is.
 Hoke Smith got in his elegant" again on the Grand Army boys by removing Hughes. This is what a man gets for whistling Comrades" nowadays.
 Pete Kitchen says he is coming to Prescott to reside. At present he is running with the Yavapai legis- lative contingent and says he is in the swim with a big stock of So- nora products.
 Cleveland should be very cautious in filling the gubernatorial chair. The cuckoo is a bird unknown to us, while the "road runner" would fill the bill. Give us something swift this time, Grover.
 The women of California will not vote this year, and from the looks of things, the "horrid" legislature at Phenix has also smothered the fair ones in Arizona.
 4 crazy minister suddenly aP- peared in Index, Wash, few days l ago, and announced that he was 8 "trsveler from hell.". The miners got rail and gave him "a h-l of 6 | time."
 Southern California ladies have l organized press association. They should be invited by the single | editors of the Arizona association i to be on hand in this city next July, | for genuine editorial work.
 "Yavapai and Maricopa united by 1 the railroad as a community of i