Arizona republican., 1901-03-10
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LITTLE JAMES.
IA Legislative week of some warmth)

GA Legislative week of some warmth)
 We'll be long time Clammerin fer StaithcJd f tais legisacher don't Adjurn purity soon. Arzony's a gittin' Worser an worser all tn time. Thank Gawd, they's only a little more'n a week cf Ft yit. but q weeks a mighty long time fer 'sprisin' things to Happen In. This las weeks been n Corker. Anuther'n like 1t an we won't have no mole government an a 0ah. bit. McGinley'll be wantin' to give tn Tcrrortory to Turkey an call the Ac. count the Sultan owes him squair. reckin we're the most Disturbin' Ele- ment in the Unyun. They never was sich a Uprore 'mong law brikers n~ they has been this week. First Sen'ter Ivus busts the constytushin. then the house turns down the Ekal Sufferin' bill an tells the Wimmin they thinks P)llytics in Arizony is little too Strenyous fer 'cm, an then this after noon they proves 1t to 'em by havin' free Fite
 ~ don't know of only one Woman 'at's fit to be Q Pollytishun in Arizony," soz Paw
 "Who's sine, Paw?" l asts.
 ''lt's yer Nav. James," sez Paw. "but you don't need to tell Ter. Yer Nav. James. d make er Mark in th' Legislator. Orm her with Rollin pin m Broomstick an she'd Revise the Statshoots an turn out Coads till the other membcrsd Heller 'NuT."
 The FTte beat the Constytushun Bustin'. Mr Parklow from Pimy, he sez. We want Malishy."
 "I don't want none," sez Mir. More gun of Navigo; "rm enrff Malishy myself"
 But" sez Mir. Barklow. "you ain't only wun; we want to give the Milf tery Spirits a chanst to spred all over Arizony." sez MT. Barklow.
 '"I'm full of 1t an h'll be spreddin' fas enuff in about a mint f you i'm. pune my Motifs some more" sez Mir. MoreEun.
 kin like it CT Lump it."
 "I mend the moshun of the gentle men fom Pimy by movin' at Iha lays on tn table" sez MT. Moregun, an he hans the gentleman from Pimy some hot Orrytory which MT. Barklow can't dispute rite away. MT. Barklow begins to git up an MT. Moregun sez. sez he. II have the floor"
 The gentleman Tom Navigo don't understan' me-" sez the gentleman fom Pimy; ''I ain't hankerin' fer the floor, CT not fer more of 1t 'an haf to have to put my Feat on"
 "Ile gentleman from tte Pimy h. juns Is impunin' my motifs agin.' sez the gentleman from Navigo; ian I moves at he be indeflnutly pos'- poned." an he hans MT. Barklow an- uther rule of order at he fms in the Marcus O Kingsborry's works fer governin' a Rough House. 2 Both the Navigo an the Pimy Gen. tlemens Is Uut of Order" sez the Speaker; "the Debate is assoOmin' persople aspeck anll haf to be 'stopt l CT we won't git no Malishy bill past this seshin. If they was ever a time wen Malishy was needed 1t was Rite now an f,ite heer. In all my Law brakin' expeeriunce I never seen sich a Exchange of Oncurtisies. Sargint of Orms. do yer Dooty. This is the first Chanst you have had to urn yer sal | cry in moro'n six weeks"
 The House then passed to the nex' l order of oizness an Captin Mike Gray sez. sez he: "Mr. Speaker. moves 'at We gives the Pimy an Navigo gentle 1 mems Chanst to tell bow the Dis | cushun got started an who started 1t l first"
 The gentleman fom Navigo sez: "He i did The Pimy gentleman sez to me wot no gentleman will take He sez-"
 Hole on," sez Mir. Cammle List l Wate a mint before you tell wot the fom Pimy sez. I see they's l some Ladies in tn galleries. Les give 'em a chanst to git away" "Yes," scy MT Gear, "an' les let the Reportery an the clerx out, too
 Then they had wot they call a ex- ecutin' seshun when the cheef clerk | after it's all over takes injun rubber '