Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-11
Canton is still A boomlng

Now Tor ATiZona and St2tehOou. Nit
 Business seems to be reviving eyeryWher
 Bryan Is already nominated for president in l9OO by democracy.
 Cocouino sheep men are said 10 be falling all over themselves m joy.
 Queen Lii, of Hawaii, faint, d when she heard that Mckinley got there.
 New Mexico has a democratic congressman and democratic legis- lature.
 The KingmAn Mineral Wealth admits that populism in Arizona is { deSd.
 The expression is that Arizona, Ss usual, did the wrong thing st the right time, and vice versa. The shelter proposition for Pres colt looks Ss if it were a fight be- tween the masses and classes. The mining fraternity is now en- gagged iB confidence work by getting ready to do annual assessment work Confidence has revived So quickly since Mckinley's election that all kinds of inning money is coming to YavapAi already.
 IL Is in order for the popocrats any day now to jump onto Bryan hard. That's what they usually do with their defeated idols. Another minister's son has gone wrong and gone to jail also. He was q desciple of silver and stole a golden cali up north. The president has fired PostmAs- ter Rigley, At Springfield, Illinois. He was all right officially. but polit- ically needed fixing" To read of the great number of officials being fired nowadays, one would naturally think that M:Kin- ley was actually iu the saddle.
 Nothing has been heard of the vote for Palmer and Buckner. There Is strong suspicion that some body Is holding back the returns.
 California knocked out the wo- man suffrage amendment, and there Is not s married man in that climate who will admit that be voted against il.
 Times are so good in Los Angeles since McKinley's election, thst that city is reported over run with hold ups, who gre doing 6 good business on every turn.
 IL is stated that a scheme has already been formulated by the democrats of Phenix whereby they hope to retain democratic officials in office for two years more.
 Los Angeles foot pads are holding up pedestrians al lively rate. No fatality" from Pheni1 IS reported as yet, as the alfalfaite is unto his job, no matter where he goes.
 O'Neill IS third man Tn the race in this territory, MT. Doran's plu- rality over him, as far as the returns are in. being over 500.
 Despite the cold political wave 1 wave which swept over the territory 1 st the recent election, Arizona will ] receive great benefits from the re result of the national election.
 Arizona always does the wrong l thing at the wrong time, politically. l Mark Smith, as delegate from this territory, will not be in harmony with the administration.
 YavApai is the banner gold county | in the southwest, and taking its registration figures as a basi> oi populatio1, We have nearly :O.OOO | population in the county. And it IS all due to our progress in gold mining, too.
 The San Carlos Indians had a big pow WOW the other day and refused to let the railroad pass through their reservation. Even the I,oor Indian is fornins, corporations, and seems to have populistic ideas.
 Chairman Jones held out a little too long for Bryan after election, and there is one chump in this burg who followed suit to the extent that be is out q pair of mules and wagon.
 The latest returns show that the republicans, if they all vote to gether on the silver question, will have a majority of twenty to twenty four over the democrats and popu lists in the next house, and the democrats and silver men maintain their present majority in the senate. NIT. Bryan was offered a salary of s25,0OO per year by a Chicago 6rn .o take charge of its law business, put be has declined the offer. He : Isys be will continue the agitation Or bimetallism He don't call 1t free silver" now. mark you, but bi-  With the large increase of votes n this county Buckley O'Neiu got less of vote in the re- ent election than be did two years . go, which goes to show that his supporters went back ts 1,