Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-16
DOWN THE LINE.

This is the era of rustling-bonds.
 A dirty deuce in new deck-Ari- zona.
 Right and wrong as usual-AIizons an it's vote.
 Dam the Tonto dam-that is the var cry of Arizona.
 Arizona stands pat. But watch cut for the big stick.
 The Walnut Grove dam. Good loed, that is gone, too.
 Roosevelt is going bear hunting. Parker cubs beware.
 Smith and Single Statehood. Deliver the goods, Marcus.
 More salary and more mileage for Mark. That's all.
 American Ingorance in Arizora. We'll, we guess yes.
 We never speak as we pass by. AEi- zona and New Mexico.
 The Missouri element in Prescott have taken to tall timber.
 A Missouri republican will be as thick as fleas hereafter.
 Arizona will get just what it asked for from Washington. Nit.
 Statehood? We'll yes. Anything they jam down our throats.
 Two of the pest of them-Barnsy and Leroy. Good Lord, thanks.
 The treasury robbers are not in Flagstaff as is currently reported.
 Pennsylvania, the keystone of them all. As Roosevelt says, Bully"
 Some one raked in some easy monsy on Lowry. Ditto the Storm bandits.
 The rocks in the plaza are thi1g of the past. Its little late, but, etc.
 Hurrah for Smith. That's the only thing coming, from the congressman.
 Port Arthur refuses to fall. So to the Storm robbers. Both are in tact.
 Yavapai stood pat with Fowler. Bat it was weak hand in the brace game.
 Physicians now assert that those who sleep with their mouths closed enjoy the best of health. Take cue.
 The steam heater is drawing loEg breath in the court house these days. So did the taxpayers when they voted.
 Make it unanimous, said Missouri democrat yesterday. What dull thud is lowering over the "show me" boys.
 Will the Courier carry any more of the Champ Clark (Missouri) literature in it's columns. Not on your tin tpys.
 Roosevelt will be in St. Louis today to take in the big fair. He will net have to be "shown'' around eithes. Huh.
 Joe Roberts has the toughest job cn his hands of any criminal officer in the land to run down the Storm hold ups.
 Leroy Anderson, the legislative gem of Yavapai, has the tussel of his life to hold the other fellows down. Stay with lem.
 The morning glories on the plaza didn't show up yesterday morning when the final returns were in. They felt too blue. Republicans of Arizona can console themselves over their defeat in Arizo- na by that b, 900 majority in Missouri for Roosevelt.
 The caximer is a new financial ma chine on the market. For heaven E | sake, MT. New Supervisors, get onto yourself and try it.
 The robbery of the treasury of Yava pal is not in it with thes late robbery 1f Arizona's substantial interests by its political enemies.
 Some fellow is liable to come along before the present official regime ends n the court house and swipe that S4, 800 heating machine.
 There is nothing new from the front his morning-the fate of Port Arthur ,r the Storm bandits. Both are ex- oected to fall, however.
 The holdups were onto their job, They just thought that Yavapai was ,asy. Wonder if they said "It was S shame to take the money?
 We would suggest to the board oS that they turn the lights ,n around the plaza. The people want