Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-16

-ona.
 Delegate Smith IS preparing to go to Washington to wInd up his career as our representative in con- gress.
 Arizona has done the wrong u .g again a. the right time n cleo $ Wilson.
 Occasionally now adays precinct comes along in Yavapai with 8 re- publican majority.
 Perea, republican, is elected dele gate from New Mexico, and the legislature is two-thirds republican also. Our sister territory will prob ably go in as state, as it does the right thing al the right time. The Courier wants Brodie DOW for governor of Arizona on patriotic motives. Before election it wan ed Brodie beaten for delegate on el- fish reasons, viz, because Cover lor Murphy endorsed Brodie. E lly Moses.
 A reapportionment of the leg a. ture would give Yavapai two a. Ii- tional members Of the lower ho se, according to the registration ID 1898. Tbe trouble as usual with Yavapsi is to get her just dues on any proposition.
 Mark Smith did not have ne situation sized up properly after all. Mistakes will even happen in demo cratic households of the shrewdest, and Mr. Smith is now said to be raving with hatred and disgust for not accepting the plum that vas offered him.
 Dick Croker, of Tsmany Hall, IS an route to Phenix, to spend the
 inter. He evidently wants to sail uf Sal River in rea''tr, since Roosevelt swamped him i- the Em- .-re state. Richard will not be -'sne however, as there iz a good z-.- .oa of Yavapai re- jeans to zecomp. him.
 E-v ~.k democrats elected
 .r elg-e essuer For the
 .nea of C temporary
 awL say -.. steen dem-
 ra-s cong5e1 .- goldbugs, faste ttis in the ctoya of vour sil- ger hat, and on the other s.de of that silver dollar.
 Tn, Courier says that the people of h- ona are satisfied with their
 :s.on at the polls. That is about .ke oaIy thing that Arizona Nill be satisfied with when it bumps up against arepublican congress, sen .te and president next March in Wash ingtOn.
 The democratic press particul5 y of Phenix, are coughing hard .I- ready over statehood. This briu gs 10 mind Finnigan's report to the railroad superintendent when an accident occurred of ''Of again, on again, gone again
 The richly bespangled saddle oi the Mexican 'ranchers" has finally ! been eclipsed, and by an American. The remarkable saddle which has won this distinction for the United | States is owned by D. W. Thou P son, of Santa Barbara, Cal, and I' valued at S40OO
 Should Colonel Brodie come .c Pheniz now the people would Je glad to receive him as Rou D l Rider and a hero of San Juan. l le people of Arizona did not voc against Colonel Brodie, but ratl q against the principles he represented in negative way.-Phenix Enter prise. The h-l you say.
 That a prophet is not without honor save in his own country, h been demonstrated by Arizona. The Rough Riders, who have been feted and honored all over the United 1 States, have been turned down by l the voters of Arizona. The teri tory will lose largely the honor and good opinion which these Rough Riders gained for it.
 . Tarspsi today is without public .a- uticn of any kind whatever I .cr'prle IS busted, not a single
 -ri,--.-l institution is here 70 bless
 p, ness elements thirk uore oi he can~sro-s politician n they . 4o . g. umercial supre-7cy, and -cszs th .l al the intere-,s of the
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 themselves. len must
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 ev-~ .ndL .e -0oner we
 lis, ,L- 5 will be .'s.ca p our blscz e.,. gentlemen and ai pull together
 Verv cheering news comes from . New - .ieo and Oklahoma. Ire
 ec'ive f politics all business ele-
 -t- n these two places are ar .a1ging for the proper representa- tion pf their claims for statehood ] The sentiment is certainly yer pretty to look to, aud in addition to the atehood agitation, the aboss places are receiving already gre deal of wholesome advertising of g beneficial nature. Perea and FlyDl are riding a statehood lander wheel and burning t.s earth. Ar zoua's bicycle has a bad puncture.
 New Mexico should be admitted as a state ar once. and from the tone