Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13


 the looks of it.
 We believe in treating all people, particularly representative ones, ID d style becoming to our usual gen erosity. There Is no occasion to blow yourself.
 There are lots of ways for city to "blow" itself in. and why did not the Courier at the time jump onto the city, as it sunk everything m sight, belonging to our common people and of ordinary means.
 Start the work of displaying our mineral resources. at once. We have a good starter in the Worlds Fair exhibit, while the boys m the hills will do the rest, and they will only be too glad of the opportunity
 The way to bring prosperity to a head in a country where there are SO many ordinary people to be supported, is to invite capital, even if 1t is in the shape of maguates. Look at the outside capital that IS now here, in the Congress, Gladia- tor, $. F., r. * F., Dividend, Peck Crook Canyon, Jerome, Santa Maria Hydraulics, Lynx Creek, the vocab ulary fails us.
 It is suggested that our business men get together and have mining bureau, where display can be made of our precious metals. Ore bins should not be tolerated, however Have our products tastily displayed in glass cases, m a suitable building and when once started it will be the "center of gravity" ifit is main tained in the right way.
 
 Charity begins at home. NIT Courier. When the revenue of the city for years. belonging to the or dinaTy people of Prescott, along with everything else in sight, was being blown in on a damnable water scheme, you were as silent as an oyster. Prescott is a small town, we admit, and the people have not the means. No wonder.
 The maintenance of Whipple IS a great pull for Prescott, and as we have only that left, what IS the matter with honoring the living as we'll as the dead.
 It is said that General McCOok still sticks to Whipple and will recommend # as a regimental cen ter. McCook is noted as a fighter aud as a stayer, he IS tout of sight,
 The entertaining of "magnates' is the best way to get back in the long run that which has been ''blown in" belonging to the ordinary citizens in this city. II we do not invite "magnates" will we insist or only poor people comingi
 What a nightmare We have oI tie hill in the shape of a reservoir It is running over with the hqulC folly of the past, but every dollars worth put there costs two to gel out. See the councils water books q
 The Courier is right for once. Il says "They (the magnates) are Ial more able to feed Us than We are tC feed them" That's the proper thing. neighbor, but before you car cook a rabbi you must first catcl him. Sa5ei
 Turn the grey mare down tho ! track and turn the court house plaza out to grass.
 What is the matter with tearing ' down those pumps on the iOui corners. They are good for nothins and serve in ther forlorn appear ancce, to remind one of the day when Montezuma camped on thu plaza.
 Has anybody heard anything drop on the penitentiaryi w patiently wait.
 We are pleased to state tha there is a "move on" to make tin' | display of the ores of Ysvapai coun ty. As a starter this paper will d' all printing for the love of 1t.
 Has any body ever figured up thu amount of money winch has beer contributed by people of Prescott in sending hose teams out of th' towni How much better after al would 1t have been if 1t wa kept here. The lesson has been 1 costly one, but the future will cincl | like propositio3s. Who ever sen an organization to this town tC "blow" themselves.
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 How beautiful it is to contemplate a real live mining bureau, display ing the magnificent products O our surrounding country. It talks and 1t talks loud, too.