Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-16

The Herald gives up the fight on capturing the Storm robbers.
 Thumb Butte is still standing. It hasn't been jared yet off its base.
 There is no danger oflthe city treas ury being scooped. Nothin' doing in that exchequer, Mir. Railing Wire Holdup.
 Mir. Cleveland has not been heard from up to date.
 Live issues-Old Port Arthur and the late storm holdup.
 Roosevelt county, New Mexico, went unanimously democratic.
 It will soon be in order for the boys to rustic bonds, and rustic too.
 The last clue received from the Storm bandita was by wireless from Frog Tanks.
 Bryan, Debs and Watson have the right of way on the political track that runs to 19O8
 Anderson of Yavapai wears glasses. So do some other successful rePubli- cans we know of.
 Pumpgun Mcdonald wants the pumps on the plaza removed. That's consistency for you.
 Two explanation projects before the people today-the presidential land slide and the YavapaI holdup.
 Song of the bondsmen: "It was no time for mirth or laughter-the cold grey dawn of the morning after.
 The bondsmen say that they wish it was case of straw bond. It would harmonize with the bailing wire feat ure.
 A Prescott Missourian received a bunch of pawpaws ,sId he was so warm over the election that he sent them back home.
 Timely suggestion for the plaza flower bed: Don't bundle up that pampas grass at night with bed quilt unless you can afford to lose the quilt.
 Several bondsmen in this burg are diligently reading Lawson's ''Frenzied Finance" articles, just to keep in lock step with the doings of the day.
 The Herald is soft soaping Senator Anderson, of Yavapai, since his cleo tion. Place him on the legislative subscription roll, Leroy. Its enough for him.
 Wonder if the Storm holdups were silver or gold democrats? In the ab- sence of monetary advice, we will place them in the greenback column. Isn't that fair?
 The taxpayer should not keep back with his dough. Treasurer Wood is all artist on Queensberry methods, and cannot be roped and tied down with bailing wire.
 A war correspondent in Manchuria says thatSthe roads in Manchuria are the worst he ever saw. What kind of roads has he reference to? Financial. Not in it with Yavapai.
 And yet they say that Bryan is back number. Somewhat alive is be, and watch that guinea in 1908, and also the Parker people in the great scalping act. Kilkenny cats.
 Billy Mulvenon puts on his specta- cles and smilingly says he is not in it- on that bond. Then he says give me two for quarter of the Internationals. | can smoke contentedly now.
 The republicans of Arizona are not the only sore ones aronnd. Right here in Prescott there are some pretty | warm ones on local transactions and | they are not republicans either.
 The poor old taxpayer feels just little bad these days, and he is now digging up with scowl to throw in the lucre. So are some other taxpayers (bondsmen). Double shot, in other words.
 The conductor on the Prescott Elec- tric street railway Is doing business at the old stand. But, highwaymen, beware. He's a nickle proposition. Don't bust young and growing in- dustry.
 The private individual will have to go to work again to stampede the partisan. We want something today just as we did before election. And we will get it, but not from the salary element.
 Nothing has developed about the Storm bandits up to the hour of going to press this morning, 3:30. We are still waiting for the returns from Mis- le WEI ko