Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30

Washington.
 The only thing lacking at Phenix nowadays is constitutional con yention.
 There is one good effect of Cleye- lands big bond issue. The Arizona ~hulabaloo9 on the same question, is not in it.
 We have just discovered why Cleveland wants free wool. He couldn't stand the tariff on the size undershirt he wears.
 Between Cleveland's bond issue and Putnam's free thought lecture, there is considerable chewing the rag" in Prescott nowadays.
 The output of gold last year in Western states and territories was over S5000a,0OO. Perhaps the pre- sent administration is not onto this Iact.
 Tom Reed. in a speech last fall sad the democratic party in their ideas of running this government are like lot of ~bum engineer" on a locomotive.
 Ex-Governor Hill of New York, hss announced he is out for free saver. This is the first Tammany nan on record who has ever acknowledged he was out for the stuf.
 Senator Sherman has a new cur rency bill which he wishes to infict on 8 long suffering public. It is doubtful if the public cares to mon sey with any more of the sherman ideas.
 The annual exportation of gold 10 Europe in 1891 did not exceed Sl0,- o0OOOO, Now this sum goes over in single week, We get the goods but England gets the stuff,
 Salt river was very high during the recent food, but no serious damage is reported around Phenix, except that several small canals were sluieed out
 Several democratic papers have Teen saying that Cleveland had at last chopped aud was in favor of the white metal. From the tone of our dispatches he must have switched" again on the last turn.
 The Papagoes have broken out in Southern Arizona This should not alarm anybody as 1t is insignificant compared to CIeveland's recent breaking out wi:h the little sum of S5O0O00,000 more in bond issuing.
 Bob Leatherwood, ol Tucson, got disgusted at looking into the legis- latiye halls and went home. Bob vas there before, when cream was dished out in the legislative cup, put Little Sieve drained the foun- tain head
 Cleveland is getting in his work at the last minute in wholesale bond issuing. After March i. next some one else will have a say, if the last November election goes for anything. Grover is properly on.
 Rev. c. F. Boyard recently had a narrow escape from drowning near the :. F. P. & r.. grade in Maricopa county. He was engaged to preach on that Sunday and his conduct very nearly furnished an appropriate text for others to heed in travelling that holy day
 Exchanges from San Diego state that several farmers have been taken in there lately by green goods men. This is the first item of this kud we have seen from that section of the country since an imported Apache sold Tom Fitch a gold brick several years ago.
 Here is a tip for the Phenix Physicians: Twelve Chicago phy- sieisns couldn't tell the difference between frozen orange and a good one" But just let Phenix phy- sician know that the goods come from Florida, he must pronounce it n. g. or else leave town immediately. The present legislature has me- morialized the |. ;. Senate to send along statehood. If immediate &C., ton is taken on such, Phenix would be bowling asylum of joy, in con- nection with the prominence now attached toit in legislative. supreme court, railroad social and other events too numerous to mention. Hold her back. Grover, for few days at least,
 Being elected member of the legislature from Northern Arizona IS risky business, In the last three sessions beld at Phenix three northern men died, and several nearly succumbed to some evil that was aifiicting the capital atmosphere. What will be the out come during the present session is hard to figure oH, but since folding beds arc a fashionable route and blowing out the gas is still followed we may expect fatalities in this line II Providence ordainS that the legis- lative mortality Is to keep up.
 h speaking of the members of the Eighteenth Legislature, the Gazette of Phenix says: "The per sonnel of the Eighteenth Legisla-