Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

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 There is young lady il Ca''oF- mia nsmsd Wednesday, and sho re- ceives on Wednesday.
 The Courier says that repubh- can hobo hes done it up. And so the good work still goes on.
 A granger on the Gila recently went crazy. Alfalfa is so cheap down. there that s transaction is enough to rattle anybody,
 Prescott is known as the City oi Pines, and from the numerous hnr, glaries of late, the name ws,old seem applicable in many instances.
 Many are coming to this section in search of gold mines. It Is need less to state that several are coming in search Of gold cons already made.
 Captain Ingalls, forme~lya Pres cottite, is the first republican treas- urer to be elected in Yuma county in twenty years.
 The supreme court of California has decided that the Salvation army canno. beat, drums indiserininaiely. Nothing is said about boarding houses.
 The city marshal of Gallup is missing. What a difference there is in towns. In Prescott there are a dozen marshals iu sight any minute.
 The robbar of Monday morning must have been from the east and educated in gold bug logic. He left many quarters laying loose on the floor of the room.
 A Phenix paper asks, ''what will the harvest bel Just wait, stranger. When the railroad is finished to your town, and yUu commence to herd crop of over 1000 busted graders,
 The Courier wants our officials elected by the people. As we have no preference in next years choice at the present time, we are com pelled to agree with our esteemed contemporary,
 Tewkesburry, it is said, will be turned loose for the murder of Graham. It is not a question of the killing, but a question of the costs in the case.
 An income tax collector is sizing up peoples fortunes in Southern Arizona. That section is not as prosperous, in consequence, as it was a few days ago.
 l. is said that Arizona finances need a little of the Carlisle current of bond issuing run through them. It issuch a hobby to speculate on finances taat nothins surprises peo- pie nowadays in that democratic line.
 Judge Mabbett, s4 years of age and for p yeais a resident of Yuma, shielded there recently. When man spends thht number of years in city of the questionable char cter of Yuma, it Is no surprise that he wants change of venue.
 Ingratitude among Arizona democracy is prevailing. The men whom Gov. Hughes believed in in friendship aud appointed to re- sponciblo positions are the first to knife him. This is very plain in the cases o. Meade and Heney
 The illustrious General Heney is no more, officially speaking. He made such a 6asco out of the asylum affair in the last election, that Gov. Hughes could stand his dose no longer. It is never too late to do good, even in democracy.
 The office of sheriff in all Arizona counties is not the snap of years gone by financially. A new bill is to go into the legislature on assem- bling next week to make this office of more significance than the pay of first class policeman.
 4 scientific authority in Utah says that in every pine trce of forty feet in heigst there are twenty gal Ions of water. How unfortunate it is for Prescott water supply council men of past years that such valua- ble information was not furnished sooner, and the rearing of pine trecs was not undertaken years ago. 
 4 peculiar feature of the recent election as far as populism IS cor cerned. is that the defeated for congressional honors has pulled up stakes and moved on. Col. Mills of New Mexico, who is among the slain. is now in southern Arizona and may locate. So far the only stayer we have is Bucky O'Neill, who mas not caught onto the hegira as yet.
 It is said that Governor Hughe will submit a proposition in his mes sage to the legislature recommend ing the payment of taxes semi annually. It may prove remunera- tive to the people, for with many it is a difficult proposition to let go of all of their wealth suddenly, when there is an installment plan in oper- stiop,