Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MlNER
WEDNESDAY.....IUNE D. lo''

i, a S5Oon0 will ease in Oakland. Empty houses are scarce m town but the plaza still has its nightly loungers just the same,
 4 child was found starved to death last week in Los Angeles. Probably it had too big fiesta "all of a sudden
 It looks now as If our fourth of July carnival would be a "breaker" and that Prescott will go broke also on the day.
 A California highway man will never plead guilty again or rob stages ether. He got the limit, p years for both.
 A Prescott eating house is known as the Free Coinage Restaurant Tae ratio established by it however. is very low, p cents for a dollar meal. Thus does the poor white metal again face its fate.
 4 new bicycle is invented for the matrimonially inclined, the wheels being opposite each other. ''Two tires with but a single thought, two pedals that thump as one" we sup pose.
 Bimetaliism sentiment is wading through the east nowadays. The shorter silver gets with some people the more readily they recognize what a "cinch" gold bugism has after all.
 A jag book is the latest out in the line of the imbibers. A Pueblo man says that after making the rounds to square up the next day he saved S416.S5 by this method.
 Ike next edition of our city direc- tory should have bloomer avenue in it, as from the looks of the rage of wheels nowadays certain locality is deserving of being placed in the locality where the latest phase of the transmigration of the hustle is so rampant.
 The Marquis of Queensbury, who formulated what are known as the Queensburry prize fighting rules seems to be the head of a pretty tough family, and does not seem to be any exception to the toughness himself. The street fight between himself and his son in London was most disgraceful affair, while another son in California seems 70 be adding, luster of a dark hue, to the family name there.
 Perhaps even so wise a man as David B. Hill might have been mis- taken when he said, criticising Judge Gof's recent South Carolina decis- ion: 1t is clear that the general government cannot revise, condemn or interfere with such laws, no mat ter how strict, unreasonable or harsh they may be regarded outside of that state" How about the clause of the constitution requiring that republican form of government shall be maintained in all the states?
 Ysaye, a French fiddler, is tick ling the tympanum's of Los Angeles citizens. He is evidently a hummer in his line, If one Is to judge from the criticisms of the morning papers there. According to one of the musical critics, his playing twas maddening and throbbed with color" What particular color was not stated, probably blue, while the music "tickled the ear until it made the heart ache" of the other morning critic. Such Adding oR the part of Ysaye is dangerous, and ''I save" he should be suppressed, as Los Ange- les cannot afford to lose such bril- liant musical critics as those morn ing papers employ.
 The promiscuous way in which some of our territorial exchanges apply titles to various individuals, giving a ''Col. "''Major" or Captain to men who never saw a musket, and who would not know a sword from a carving knife, and making a Judge" ou, of every man who ever appeared, to 'pettifog" a case, before a justice of the peace, and throwing an Hon" promiscuousIy before the name of every other man whose name is mentioned, would in dicate that it don't cost them much to set type. The practice is nausea ting to readers too, as it is an indica- tion of toadying. The individuals thus titled certainly cannot feel cOmplimented by such a practice. The next meeting of the Arizona press association should adopt resolution imposing a penalty on every member of the association who applies title where it does not belong.
 The imagination of Editor Anson H. Smith, of the Mohave Miner, has taken another of its lofty flights into the regions of imaginary jeal- ousy, and concludes that Prescott papers are jealous of Mohave coun- tvs mining prosperity. Last week, Smiths imagination led him to be- heye that Prescott papers were jeal- ous of Phenix. Prescott papers stand up loyally for the interests of Aavapai county, but are jealous of no other section, but, on the con