Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-07
Greece seems to be hot stuG.

l Greece seems to be hot stuf.
 The Examiner has joined the As. Sociated Press again.
 Mckinley seems to be saving wood by the (Mc) Cord again.
 If Tom Fitch gets bis silvery tongue in McKinley's ear, the sp pointment of governor will be de. fayed for another distressing week
 Lieutenant Pesry of Arctic fame wants to go north again to catch or to the north pole. He says he eau reach it in three years.
 The prince of Greece is at tLS front. May he severely lick the combined forces of heathens who are opposing his courageous and Christian like work.
 Times are said to be picking up ir Coconino, Navajo and Apache couu- ties There IS no free wool there nowadays; it's all tied ap in big Me. Kinley sacks.
 The Gazette is after the scalp of Judge Sloan again. If we remem- Der correctly it got hold of it once aud it also got six months. So be careful, Brother Dunbar, of de push if our "Dick" gets there again.
 There Is no occasion for any one in Arizona to go to Colorado to shoot the daElights out of humsn, since capital punishment has been abolished. We've been ahead of Colorado for years in this respect.
 The California supreme court bas denied the motion of Durrant's at- torneys asking for rshearing. They talk now of appealing to the United States supreme court, and failing there to try and excite the sympathy y of the governor and get the sentence commuted.
 A report from Wsshingt on says that the Arizona contingent are the most persistent lobby the president has as yet had to contend with. and on Saturday last said his only hope to stampede and break up the rsncheria was to promise statehood for the territory at once.
 In all the telegrams recently sent out from Washington, the name of Dr. Goodrich, as a gubernatorial candidate, seems to have been omitted till yesterday. The Herald last evening says: "A private teIe- gram was received late this after noon from pr. Goodrich, in which it was stated that his chances for ap pointment as governor were good.
 Senator Chandler has introduced a bil in the Senate, intended as an amendment to the F9raker pooling bill. The Sill provides in the first section that contracts may be made to maintain prices by merchants, manufacturers and the producers of commodities, under the supervision of the interstate commerce con- mission, the same as is provided for maintaining transportation rates by the pooling bill.
 4 Mr. McGrew, who has been re- siding in PheniI for a few days, as Pires to become governor of Arizona. The gentleman came out here solely to acquire citizenship in order to be appointed governor. He came, it is true, before being appointed, and expects to acquire citizenship after appointment. Arizona will, how ever, probably never have the honor of enrolling him on her list of citi- zens.
 Last Monday over 1000 Italians in the steerage reached New York, and yet there are men in this com munity who dance eTcitedly and have a hemorrhage of the lungs when told that big duty is but the proper thing to put on foreign pro duets. What will these foreign paupers do in the future and what are they not doing today right in Arizona in mining and manufacture. Still there are men who will see their fellow men grow poorer be- cause 1t is a democratic principle.
 A California one lunger has gone back from Phenix and says in Ne vada city paper that the saline eli mate is very buggy and microby, and that he left couple of tissues and chest protector for the insects to work on. He should have come to Prescott and inhaled the ozone of our pine clad atmosphere which takes the wind out of the microbe in the first round and puts to sleep in Fitzsimmou style in the second. In short everybody spits on the side walks Iu Prescott; there is no dan ger after you cross the mierobe trocha in Maricopa.