Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-07-14
Arizona's newly appointed judges


 Arizona's newly appointed judges were all confirmed yesterday, July 8tb A contemporary heads an editor i&l Let Us Be Honest" All right, old boy, sail in and see how it goes. The president, it is said, will send his message to congress on the currency question next Monday or Tuesday.
 The Japanese could see by our Fourth of July celebrations that we do not consider it necessary to save our powder to be used in shooting at them.
 The tariff bill passed the senate yesterday, July z, by vote of S9 to 2S. As several amendments were made in the senate, the bill will now go to 8 conference committee. The opposition to the confrma ton of H. C. Truesdale is said to come from democratic sources en- tirely. Almost any loyal, true blue republican is persona non grata to a democratic politician.
 Congressman Landis, of Indiana, after going over his district, said: 'I know from personal intercourse with people engaged in all kinds of business that times are picking mp every day"
 If Eugene Debs is wise he will draw his salary as far in advance as possible, in order to get ahead of the arrival of bankruptcy in the treasury of his scheme.
 The new tariff is now approved by all republicans, and afler-it has had an opportunity to develop its merits as a prosperity bringer, it will be approved by many who have not heretofore been republicans.
 Republicans have no objection to the election of Mir. Bryan or any other popocrat to the presidency this year, but m 1900 they will see to it that a good republican is elected.
 The dream of a community in which every body shall fare alike in all respects is almost as old as the world, but it is still a dream, and will remain such, until new race of men and women, without brains, is created.
 Mrs. Bradbury says it was a hyP- notic spell that controlled her actions in her escapade with Ward. 4 good many people are unchari- table enough to attribute it to an entirely different cause-an alcoholic spell.
 Further action in regard to the confirmation of McCord has been postponed until next week, on ac- count of the death of Senator Har- ris, of Tennessee. His confirmation will probably take place on Monday or Tuesday. .->-
 The success of the drilling con- test during the celebration, has sug- gested to many the idea of holding a miners carnival here annually. A gentleman who owns a residence here, but whose business calls him from town most of the time, yester- day stated that he would subscribe $25 for such an entertainment
 Senator Harris, of Tennessee, died in Washington July 8. He had al- most completed his 18th year having been born in February, ISIS, and first became member of congress in lS49. His congressional career thus began earlier than that of any member of either house, ante dating Senators Merrill and Sherman by seven years, and Galusha A. Grow, now a member of the house.
 There are meny and various criti- cisms Of the recent session of the Pensylvania legislature, but that body certainly d serves credit for its amendment of the newspaper libel law of the state, so that the truth can at all times be printed without fear of being fouLd guilty of libel.
 The celebrated water suit which has been in the court in Marieopa county for a number of years was yesterday dismissed without pre- judice by Chief Justice Baker. Each party pays his own costs and the stenOgrapher's and commission CTS fees are taxed equally to each party 10 the Sult.
 A Washington telegram says that st a recent special cabinet meeting, it was decided that the President should send a message to Congress recommending legislation providing for a commission to adjust the cur rency question of the country, pro vided that the tariff bill passed the senate.
 Out Of the water discussion and the investigations being made by authority of the city. council feasible, practical and successful water system may be evolved for the city. Citizens of the town are a unit in regard to the needs Of the