Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-23
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
! c. mAErIS. l.a'.or and l'rop'F.
Wildman was right ana Wright

Granite creek should have a con spicious place on the Arizona map as a real live river.
 The flood developed nothing new particularly, except it be possibly a woman in male attire.
 The first act of the legislature should be to memoraiize Cleveland to send statehood along at once.
 These be eorky times in news paper work. We have no exchanges to draw to. or to steal from
 We are alarmed over the situation at Phenix. Could it be possible that it has gone down Salt riverl
 The recent rain came from the south. Nothing good ever emanated from that locality.
 It costs about S2 per day to the the man to run the indigent ranch ln Mohave county.
 A democratic congressional caucus is almost as harmonious as a mid night gathering ofcats.
 The eyer-talking man seldom gets eredi: for being wise, while the silent man often gets that credit without deserving it.
 Senator Hill has come out for silver. May democratic hostility to the administration go on unceasiug- ly, iu this line.
 The sweeping torrents of Granite creeb are easily accounted for Phenix's new soap factory simply got in its work on us.
 Haywood, the eas tern journalist who black mailed Arizona as the dryest country on earth. should be prevailed upon to come forward now.
 The gold brick bunco man IS touring in the south. 4 wealthy young virginian recently contri- buted S5,OOO towards his expenses
 There is at Gila Bend, dealer in milk and wood exclusively. This is only equaled by the combination of Tom and Jerry"
 The Tucson Star wants the sys- tenn of drawing jurors abolished Generally speaking the jury system should be the one 10 go.
 Seventy per cent of college graduates are lawyers nowadays, This is not surprising when such fortunes of the late Mir. Fair are taken into consideration.
 Alfalfa stock ought to be profit able in the Salt River valley, as i; was watered pretty extensively last week.
 The reputation Of Arizona being dry country has been suddenly fansfefred to individuals. We have tie latter to draw to in abundance, however. in case of an emergency.
 Phenix is the only Arizona town Lat supports 8 lodge of good tenn piars. The elements in this neigh b-rhood makes up for the human Reorganization at present prevail ias.
 ,. H. Carpenter, in past years a c)aspicuous figure in Prescott, has secured the speakership plum
 Carp" is a shrewd parliamentarian. las a way-up voice, and will handle the gavel with dignity and falrnes s.
 An old proverb says that railroads b-ing rain. No other reason being ggen for the recent washout, we
 bmit to such and throw up our Lat for tue $, F. T. & P. breaking the record.
 The proposition of fixing mp the channel of Granite creek is among tbe delicate propositions to meet 4e city officials. We doubt if they csn face the problem and conquer
 with the limited resources on hand.
 It is charged that Senator Allen Is down on the Senate restaurant bocause he likes his .cold tea best cut of bottle. He likes the sound ot the guggIe guggle-guggle.
 The afiictions of the human race are many. Men are reported to be jarving in the East, catastrophe curses Montana. while indications lint that the present storm will
 own out the southwest.
 A Mohave county paper says that
 ow has fallen at the Needles. Aothing surprises us nowadays in
 e weather line. Will some one Paoclaim that the Castle Creek hot prings have frozen over
 Itseems that Senator Blackburn to come out much stronger, in ; bjs canvass for reelection, as an advocate for the free coinage of liver than he has ever done on the Goor of the senate. This isn't very range, but it is suggestive.
 The contest of the speakership of the assembly is waxing very warm, Dr. Wright or Pima and J. H. Carpenter Of Yuma, formerly resident Of Prescott, being the two principal candidates.
 The present rain is the heaviest