Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-11-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.


 It is fortunate that Mir. Bryan does not want to go to the senate from Nebraska, for now he will not be dis appointed.
 Enterprises that were conditioned on the result of the election are now being put into operation, increasing the general prosperity and furnishing good jobs for many workmen. We don't say this out of mere jubilation, but to emphasize the good results of the success of the republican party.
 The democratic party declares that no one shall reorganize it. All right. it can have its own way. But we should think the fact that it carried only ten votes outside of the states that would vote for a yellow dog on the democratic ticket would open the eyes of the leaders to the need of reform.
 The decision of the Episcopal church to bar marriages between di- vorced people can have no legal ef- feet, as a civil marriage is always pos sible, but its moral effect will be con siderable.
 On January lst Governor Roosevelt becomes a private citizen and from then until March 4th he will rest up and prepare for his arduous duties as presiding officer of the senate.
 Even the democrats never ventured to call it prosperityism.
 ~Is marriage lottery? To be sure it is. I have won a number of prizes at it."- Count Castellane.
 The High Joint commission is un- officially announced to be about to re sume its labors. IL need never have discontinued them had not Canada been so anxious to play politics that she violated all canons of fair deal ing.
 Congress will meet next Monday.
 That Irrigation congress is working farther and farther away from the arid lands which need irrigating.
 A residence on Flower street. Los Angeles, was undermined by the water during the recent rain storm in that city and toppled over. The in mates narrowly escaped being drown ed. The house was located in the very heart of the residence portion of the city.
 A dispatch from Pekin says that Prince Tuan has been arrested and stripped of authority by order of the emperor and empress dowager.
 There is some complaint about high prices, but not nearly So much as there always is during an era of low prices. High prices and good times always go hand in hand. Low prices and hard times seem to be inseparable. Albuquerque Citizen.
 Kansas farmers continue prosperous and many of them are now buying chainless bicycles. They probably buy chainless wheels so that there will be no danger of catching their whiskers in the sprOcket wheel. Al buquerque Citizen. From the result of the recent election in Kansas we had arrived at the conclusion that the Kansas farmer had cut off his whisk- CTS.
 While the recent rains have been of incalculable benefit to Southern Cali fornia, it is estimated that 300 car loads, or about one-fifth of the entire crop in the peat lands near Anaheim have been ruined.
 Judge Wellbum of the United States court of California decided a case in Fresno last Friday that will materially affect the efforts of the forest reserve advocates. Judge Well burn decides that the act creating forest reserves k unconstitutional in asmuch as 1t coniers legislative pow CTS on the secretary of the interior.
 Professor Taylor, of the Michigan university, says that trusts stop panics. The Prof. evidently never published a country newspaper where the principal financial transactions are trusts" It is about the most pamcky business one can engage in. or at least that is the experience of this office, which is experiencing a f. nancial panic every day on account of trusting people who never pay.
 Another Stanford professor has re signed on account of the Ross incl dent. This one was one of Professor Rosss mderstudies. Prof. Howard. of the same institution, has a great big chip on his shoulder. too. which he wants some one to knock off. The newspapers have made mountain out of mole hill of this affair. f., oo1ih Carolina has 100000 regis tered white voters, but the total vote { .he state in the presidential election
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