Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

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 The official boil on the demo =, .rstic neck has broken out again in r; 7benix. As usual it smells bad. o
 Governor Hughes may be said to " ,e in hot water, but he is keeping a others at a boiling heat, neverthe- a ess. D
 A Phenix song: "The day of iiIiverance draws uear." We sup pose they have reference to the new !, railroad.
 Speaker CarPsn seems to be gliding very smoothly in his official f duties. He has not been called 'czar" once. f
 The legislature at Phenix has S passed the 20 day mark. No harm $ done yet, and no good for that mat ter, either.
 Tomorrow is supposed to b Arbor day throughout Arizona. It goes officially, south of the Gila, but not up this way.
 No sooner is the s. F. P. <. P. to be completed, than another road IS projected-of course to Phenix- from the north.
 The ''fends" hereabouts have al- ready adopted title for the present legislature. They call it the cigarette session"
 Tom Reed wants to issue more
 bonds, only he wants to see silver spiced in them with the gold. | Hurrah for the "czar."
 Tucson wants the north andsouth
 road built to its ancient walls
 Even towns founded B. c. know
 good thing when they see it.
 Here is delicate suggestion for
 the Arizona legislature. In Idaho
 they take ballot for U. $. Senator
 and then go out and take drink.
 Printing questions seem to en-
 gross more bitterness in the Arizona
 legislature than any other question.
 There's millions in it, evidently.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad IS
 said to have a contract to move
 4.OOO car loads of oranges from California to the east this season. There is an irrigation company
 on project for every foot of ground
 in Arizona. The recent heavy rains seem to have overdone themselves. Whenever the present administra- tion gets to talking up gold bond issue, down goes silver. The last | heard of the white metal 1t was !, rustling at 591.
 It is very hard to please every body. Enforce the hobo law ha' , been the cry for some months, ano
 now several are crying down officials Q for doing it.
 e St. Johns in Apache county Il d making a desperate fight agains t county division. 1t ought to turl ' loose the White Mountain Apache T on the question.
 D Phenix newspaper correspondent 1T visiting Prescott speak of the GIT b culation of much money notice' $ here. If there IS anything tha 1T impresses a Phenician it is tn d stuff"
 o The Silver Belt at Globe accuse st the Phenicians of pulling the leg c IS legislators. As no sex is mentione r in the accusation we will wait fo 10 definite particulars.
 ', A Phenix meat man has intro - duced cold air into bis beef quarter " He ought to extend it into th 1 legislature to cool of severol dem'
 cratic ''steerers" there. !, The cold wave announced yeste ha day that was tQ freeze up ever' - thing, overlooked this immediai ;s section. It switched of to Phenl .v and at last accounts was wrestllr 
 " with the Legislature.
 a Tom Fitch of Phenix has nd greater pull for political homo ed than any other person among whi as. metal constituency. He has SO Tor ,e- been known as the "silver tonguet ti- orator.
 a It has been so long since Presco ty. was worked on legislative rackt ce that the sudden arrival of Phen is lawmakers the other day caus' re many in town to have a Prematu cir attack of the grippe.
 The Lowell observatory at Fla his staff has been very quiet of late. in- begins to look as if those canals
 Mars had been drained dry and tn 'ur the officers now were trying ose locate on another watery planet. ln Councilman Edwards, of Gila, ' o1 a very foolish legislator. In assa IIu ing the Gazette. he was right, b be this is what that paper IS everla'
 ingly catering to, no matter WI or the notoriety costs or the occasl en- which prompts it.
 lsi A petrifed human was recenl n au- found on the Mohave desert. I ao- only evidence of his identity V
 proven by finding on his body l' one M ter addressed Honorable" etc. i1u must have been a member o1