Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-27

VI hNAAA oA hAoN at1 AANoAA sometime ago as the song of several applicants for positions. Now they're busted
 Speaker Carpenter was low in finances when be struck Phenix, but like the peach in "Johnnie Jones and his Sister Sue," his sack grew.
 Navajoe, the twelfth county Of Arizona. "The gentleman from Apache has the floor," but Aspin- wall and Barnes are on top of him, however.
 The next Peary Artic expedition should head for Salt river, where financial frigidity is such as to re- quire double jointed thermometer to register it.
 There Is nothing sentimental about F. NJ. Murphy. He talks out aud he talks to the straight edge of all propositions effecting the in terests of Arizona, at that.
 Tue Review of Phenix comes out and declares itself for the removal of the prison to Prescott. We'll taste this on the mirror and turn it upside down Tor two years.
 The public schools of Pheni1 collapsed last Friday for want of funds. This is no reflection how ever on the legislature, only sympathy movement, to be in the swim.
 Little Coconino, Yayapai's young est od spring, knows what good nursing bottle her old mamma had, aud comes blck home again to rock the old cradle and split some wood. The sweet child.
 Mohave county steps gracefully to the front as usual to push along the interests of Yavapai. Lake is a sterling democrat, but duty first and politics afterward, shows that he knows what he is doing.
 There are some people in this community who seem to regret the the Sing Sing stain that will go with the fair name of the mountain city if the prison is removed to ! Prescott. We can stand the stain, 1 if we get the stuff.
 Yavapai and Cochise always did l pull together, and the vote yester- l day in the council on the prison l removal bill again proves that the | two communities are the same old | unit as of yore. Packard is all l right and so is Cochise. Now let 1 it's assemblymen vote and do right. !
 People who run poker games had . better find out whether their victims are married or no. An Ohio judge 1 has awarded a woman $500 lost by her husband in a joint of this char acter
 A female school teacher in South ern California was killed the other day by several Indian pupils. The sentimeltalists of the east will now sing with renewed sigor. ''Lo the poor Indian"
 Speaker Carpenter at l2:30 last night, without a motion or the semblance of law or authority, sd- journed the assembly sine die. Rare ly has ever such high handed pro been witnessed in any country. Gazette.
 Mayor Carlson, of San Diego, stopped in Yuma to size up the business prospects of that burg with a view of building railroad. At last reports the mayor was run hing loose on the desert with only ! G string around him.
 At last people are commencing to -ealize the importance of good legislative timber. We made a strong and beautiful fight for the ,enitentiary, and the men who ought for us 70 the last ditch will i've in grateful remembrance.
 A southern Arizona paper char .cterizes the pr,son fight as one be- ween the ,wo transcontinental pads running through Arizona. This is not so. l. is the old ques- ion of the people versus the !. 'outheIn Pacific, and as usual We ose.
 The remaining JoURNAL-MINER nan" was given dose of liver leIicine by Doctor Hughes the : ther day in the shape of an immi- 1, ration pill, that has relieved us t from the late bilious ttack the Herald Hen has been ackling over. Thank you Cover or. T The Phenix Review manfully \ peaks out in the following tone: b The brave stand made by 4. E. q linton of this county shows that he I wes his allegiance to his constitu- Q lts rather than to the $. P. strikers u 'om Yuma. He will be remembered tl , the emergency man who stood :, le test" II nd 1t is also proper to amend tbe hl Dove right now while the people ir nave the floor" that the rest of " le Maricopa gang who muzzled b leir own county's interests in sub- SSl 'rvientlJ lowing to hybrids and iT ,oters, will also be remembered in al Ie future. tl
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