Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-22

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 The photographers of the country
 are going to combine.
 President Huntington of the
 Southern Pacific, is to visit PheniI soon.
 Yavapai should quarantine against
 Maricops before the legislature col
 lapses.
 About the only thing the late leg
 islature didn't tackle was embalmed beef.
 Adams has been de push of the twentieth legislature. Paste it in your hats, voters.
 Arizona and statehood don't seem to cut much ice. The latter is further away than ever.
 Adams of Jerome, goes down in Arizona legislative history as the Aguinaldo of the twentieth sesslon. He's a corker.
 The governor has signed the poll tax vote bill Consequently before one can register he must dig up a poll tax receipt.
 Representative Arthur of Final county, should be prevailed upon to attend the closing scenes of the ses- sion. His company would expedite business wonderfully.
 Bryan is down in Texas and is meeting with very generous wei come. He should show up in Ari- zona if be believes in holding his disciples firmly to his doctrine.
 Everything nowadays is 6 trust. Yavapai has a solId one that many do not seem to consider. It is strong, too. The Is to combination, we believe, it is called.
 Yavapai had four members on the floor of the lower house toward the end of the session, yiz., Moore, Adams, Sanders and last but not least, Hon. H. J. Allen, of Jerome.
 The United States and France have each had president who rose from the humble occupation of a tanner to the highest position a republic can offer.
 Yayapai again accompli shes noth- ing, but as Hon. W. 4. Rowe of Lynx creek, has often said, Thank the Almighty, we get our legislators back anyway"
 When a candidate for office the editor of the Tribune can't run fast enough to keep warm, but in cake walk be is strictly in it.-Florence Tribune.
 A monument bill has virtually been passed by the legislature, but it is not a Rough Rider momento. It is a big one that will commemor- ate itself to Arizona in the future as a rough worker, however.
 There is nothing slow, narrow or about Governor Mur- phy. He knows a good thing" when he sees it, even if such slumb- CTS in an opposite partisan channel. Whats the matter with John c. Herndoni
 According to an exchange, MT. never carries any money about with him. All of which goes to show that Rudyard has been in New York before.-Los Angeles Times. That being the case, the Republican will probably craw6sh on its invite"
 A town in Georgia has a progress sive mayor. Approaching the fact that newspapers are among the ]. necessities of life, he has made ar engagements to supply daily papers to families too poor to supply them selves with them.
 The general assembly of Cuba has ieposed Gomez from the head of he Cuban army. The veteran sol 1ier and patriot accepted hIs re- noval gracefully and even thanks he assembly for it as it relieves him of a great amount of care and re- 'ponsibility.
 English coal merchants are be- coming alarmed at the steady growth of the American trade to European ports that formerly took English coal. It is stated that a arge steamship owner has received ,vertures from American agents to ,arry American coal to Europe st rom II shillings to F shillings reight per ton.
 President McKinlev's decision not O call for any of the 35,OOO volun- eers authorized by the compromise .rmy bill, unless compelled to do so, s likely to be we'll received by the country, as showing that he is now $ strongly inclined towards peace $ be was when he allowed himself O be abused rather than leave un- ried any honorable effort to avoid he war with Spain.
 The legislative council has refused o confirm the nomination of c. R. Drake as a member of the board of agents of the University. The . eason for this action is not given,