Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-13

Democrats have another howl com ing about government by injunction. A Toledo, Ohio, judge has just issued an order restraining a citizen of that place from eating with his wife.
 Judge Phillips of the federal court, at Kansas City. has issued a tenn porary injunction restraining the officers and members of the Retail Clerks National Protective associa- ton and Journeyman Tailors' union from enforcing their boycott on a Kansas City clothing firm. Patrol ling the sidewalk in front of the premises was stopped by an order of the court. Judge Phillips holds that men have a right to quit work when they please, and have a right to boy eott firm to the extent of withdraw ing their individual support, but that in patrolling the streets and intimi- dating others from patronizing place they form an illegal conspiracy.
 The Phenix Republican says: "That Arizona is making some ma terial progress is instanced by the fact that two more of the twelve counties of the territory have within the last year increased their property valuations to the requirements named by the law for first-class counties. Graham and Coconino are the two counties claiming the new classified tion." An outsider might ask what conditions constitute a first class county in Arizona. Yavapai county is in that class, and the existing con- ditions are complete set of demo- cratic officials, an assessment roll of over S5,000,000 and a tax rate of S3.40 on the S100, with a plaza, trimmed with rocks, and set with flowers.
 General Smiths retirement by the president has had no unfavorable effect upon his old Iowa friends and comrades who have invited him to at tend the third annual reunion of the National Society of the Army of the Philippines. General Smith has ac- cepted the invitation. Preparations are being made to give General Smith magnificent ovation, the re- ports received by the committee in charge of the encampment, indi- eating that General Smiths standing with the members of the society has hot been injured by his recent court l martial.
 An American in Paris writes home of the custom prevalent in that city of renting bathtubs. Portable tubs. hot water, etc, are conveyed from house to house, bath being supplied | for a moderate fee.
 Jimmie Johnson, an old negro 1 slave made famous by frequent men, tion in the songs sung by Princeton college boys, died recently at the age of eighty-six. His liberty was pur- chased by Princeton boys before the war.
 The report comes from Cape Bre- ton that Prof. Alexander Graham Bell has almost completed an air ship which will put into effect the results of years of study in aerial physics, of which the professor has long been a devotee.
 The democratic party made Will liam J. Bryan and now MT. Bryan continues to unmake the democratic party. His influence in the ranks of the party is recognized by the more sagacious leaders as a certain cause of defeat.
 The foreign trade of the United States amounts S1 ,5OO,OOO,OOO. Un- der such circumstances, who can question the wisdom of those states men who insist that a form of reel procity must be found which will not imperil the domestic trade?
 Representatives of MT. Addicks of Delaware have approached President Roosevelt with a view to enlisting his support in the senatorial aspir- ations of their chief, but Mir. Roose- welt has expressed his determination to follow the policy of MT. Mckinley and permit Delaware to select her ( senators without interference from the federal authorities.