Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
WEDNESDAY-....JULY l5, 1896
BOssisn Is busted.

Now for local politics on a ~'arlu for revenue only"
 This is & black instead of good Friday for democracy.
 After all. boys, what lonely feel ing your enthusiasm produces.
 New Works national air. And her golden hair was hanging down her back"
 The JorRNAL- MINER is for silver at a parity with gold and paste this in your hat.
 Now if Cleveland will only de clare war with Spain the country will be safe.
 The next catastrophe Is the bust ing of the democratic platform in November, early.
 The only patronage now left for Governor Franklin to dish out Is notarial commission.
 Salt river is booming. Now let some cancerous democrat say that be raised her Reilly"
 The democratic platform included everything except the elements and the St. Louis disaster.
 There is an abundance of big B'S iu democratic candidates Boies, Bland. Bryan and Blackburn.
 There were 7,6O2 failures in the United States up to yesterday, not iucludiog ,he democratic bust up.
 How many sheep growers sud the;- friends ara there who will vote tue free wool ticket iu Ar.zJas this year.
 The Tucson Citizen is after the scalp of Teller This paper ought to call on the Kid to do the job up brown"
 Giant powder is very inappro- prisie to fire in political salute. The tendency anu lorce of it is down, you know.
 What will Arizona democracy do this fall with the administration office hunters. Will you point 10 Chicago. gentlemen
 If the gold bug democratic pro gramme is carried out il will take about three weeks to nominate a ticket.
 The Mining Record says that the fall of Fort Sumpter is nowhere compared to the silver agitation in that state.
 Silence is golden" fits 9 good many places well. It would seem to it our executive mo same way on the financial question.
 The silver question is So rampant ia the east nowadays, that western securities are at standstill An other instance of choking the west to death.
 New Mexico wool growers are having s red hot meeting, and how they are blesting on the disaster that has overtAksn them.
 The national democratic conven- tien monkeyed with the supreme court in its resolutions on the in come tax question. It had better commence at the bottom of the lad der.
 Because a man has silvery white hair IS 10 reason he Is for the white re:al. Some of the above are so rampant on gold that they wish they were bald headed.
 A Chicago physician claims that prunes are good for nervousness. IL looks as if the democrats had been imbibing this article quite freely in their convention work.
 The Phenix dude who said such mean things about our laboring men. now says he didn't. If the afflicted one had pounded the day lights out of him he also could say he didn't
 |. :. Attorney EIlinwood Is a e.e-t admirer of Mark Smith, and i- 0isjointing his limbs in try to run Smith into the chestnut race for delegate. As a political feeler, the L. :. attorney is diligent 10 say the least, although there is an 'icy' feeling in this section for his man.
 Will the squeal of the wounded .old bugs extend to th' pie counter of Arizons federal o1ice holders. Not much by a d-d sight. They viii stTaddle their chairs as usual and eat anything from doughnuts down.
 The Mckinley nscktie has made its appearance m PheniI. lt will mingle well with the Sampson party collar. ."-Gazette. It will not take much of a Sampson, Bro. Dunbar, to collar" democracy in genuine necktie party on the Mckinley plan in November.
 The ti.Ie 10 utter a requiem Tor the repose of ones soul Is when death comes. So our admirers of Dick Bland in the " ssouri resident column have our sympathy in the dew drops that fall to the sod from thelr pended heads. Take your