Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-20
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Mexicans recently outraged a party of American tourists. Let's have war.
 The Arizona legislature has passed the thirty-dsy mark. It has passed few bills also.
 The Pheni1 legislature should pass a mans suffrage bill against big hats st the theatre.
 In constructing the north and south road, 100000 ties were used all produced in Arizona.
 A clam is said to travel only thirty feet in a week. There are no clans in the Phenix legislature.
 Mark Smith wishes to send Ari- zonans a stock of seeds. Occasion ally we hear from our delegate.
 Trains south on the new road now run to New River, Phenix will be reached by Tuesday of next week.
 Whenever United States senator advocates silver remonetization, the president jumps up with a new bond ssue.
 Tucson is greatly worked up over securing the north and south road, and already has raised S3,l5O for a survey,
 Nc Kinley received an ovation recently in the east. The people appreciate a man when they see one nowadays.
 Whenever any improvement is suggested for a territorial institu- ton, the legislature immediately adjourns and goes hence.
 NJ. H. DeYoung has purchased a lot in Phenix. This should not be inferred that the senatorial question is on the same market.
 The barbarous Turk is at work again in Armenia. A few bible tracts from America incenses these butchers all the more so.
 If there is anything s politician fears it is a woman. Hence, woman suffrage is prevailing in epidemic form everywhere,
 Marshall, of Maricopa, seems to be an all round reformer. He has a herculean task, however, to accom- plish the work in sixty short days.
 Frank B. wightman, a stauuch republican has been appointed a guard at the Yuma prison, and some Cleveland papers are bowling over it.
 4 California middle aged lady has brought suit for S50OOO damages against dude for trlfing with her affections. Woman's sui frsge.
 Chinese generals commit suicide when they are defeated. Cleveland is not onto this feat, as yet, even if his conduct may be said to be suicidal.
 Another strong petition has been sent from PheniI to Washington on statehood. We are done for again for at least six months in conse- quence.
 \ Phenix photographer tried to take a picture of the members of the house the other day, but the came ra turned its face the other way, and gave up the job.
 The national exemption assess ment law has one ardent follower in a mining district near Prescott. He has got three square miles of ground plastered over.
 Snow is said to have fallen in New Orleans. It would be cold day when the Phehix press would mention a similar event in their section.
 There is one good feature of the present administration after all. They will keep Geronimo at Fort | Sill, and in doing so Arizona will be kept still.
 The legislature has not, as yet, to wrestle with the ! "tiger" proposition. Probably sev- eral have already been scratched | by the beast. The legislative ball at the insane | asylum must have been a very | enjoyable affair to the members. Are we going back to the day when all linen are created equali"
 The dentists of Arizona have again. It is a relief, in an official way. that there is one that does not have for its motto, pulling your leg"
 Poor old Yavapai. How grate- ful we should be that the present legislature is to let her alone, on the county cutting up proposition now going on in Apache and Co., chise.
 Another populist has gone wrong. Pence recently accepted the vice presidency of 8 railroad, while Bucky O'Neill long ago fell into . telephone wire combine. Nexti Packard, of Cochise, seems to ,e against administering ether, .hloroform and the like. The pres Inf la0;slature will probably light |