Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-09-19

noon to- day.
 The attention Of the chief of po- lice is called to the low filthy use of language winch takes place when ever Hank Johnson feels like airing his spleen. His conduct to day on the street while ladies and children were passing was such that he should be publicly fogged.
 George Schuerman is preparing to still further enlarge his hotel, and next week will commence build ing an addition on the vacant lot north of his present quarters. lt ls to be Of brick. and when finished the hotel will have 100 feet of solid frontage on MOntezuma street. IT
 Mir Sehuerman keeps up his euter- prising work he will be at the head of the hotel fraternity of the south west.
 ]. C. Martin. editor of the Arizona JOURNAL MiSER, of Prescott, Is ,n the city. He says the republicans have nominated strong ticket, with N. ! O. Murphy at its head for delegate to Congress The populists have tickets only in three counties, and the democrats will not meet in con vention until Monday, when they will probably renominate Delegate Smith, but Martin thinks Murphy can get away with him.-Los An geles Express.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 John Sorg left yesterday for San Diego.
 Miss Ida Smith leaves tomorrow for Tempe 10 enter the Normal school.
 J. Quirk and Hugh McCrum, of San Francisco, are registered at the Burke to-day.
 John s. Jones. the enterpFising and successful Chaparral miner, was in town Saturday.
 Jobn Kinney IS circulating among | his friends today. Everybody knows where he is from.
 Ex-GoveTnor Powers. rs.accompanied | by Colonel Lewis. a Wichita bank | CT, left to-day for Peoples Valley. | They will start work on the mine which lies near there belonging to Mir. Powers.
 Judge H. T. Andrews returned to- day from the Albuquerque Fair Like the fellow who is sorry that he spoke" the Judge is likewise sorry that he went, pronouncing it rank failure.
 TUESDAYS Daily, Semtember 18.
 Fah ap i winter goods arrived at VoigtIandsT's, the tailor. If
 Born, in Prescott, October Is, 1894, Co Mir and Mrs. 4. O, Brodie, a son.
 Two mails a day now leave the Prescott office for both the east aud west.
 Solid silver souvenir spoons of Nexquisita designs, only S2O0. at NJ. G0ldwateF X Bros. If
 The only live elemept in Prescott nowadays is the doctor. He Is do- ing thrifty business.
 The Prescott contingent to Phe- nix are expected to return Thurs day, stage robbers permitting.
 Robert i.," the pacing wonder that went a mile recently at Terre Haute in 2:01a, was sold in Phila- delphia at auction for S250 in 1892.
 Lizzie Marshall and Annie Smith, two boisterous cyprians were run in last night by Constable Miller and fined Sl0 a peice by Judge Fleury today.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Reeves and daughter have opened millinery store two doors north of Brinkmeyer's hotel. i fine selection of goods will be kept on hand. and an inspection is asked. Prices very reasonable. oI
 At Fort Whipple there is an off cer who halls from Breckenridge's district in Kentucky. He has very pronounced ideas, also, against this libertine, and seems delighted over his downfall.
 Dr. Waite's free tooth-extracting show was patronized yesterday by over seventy-fve aching voids.h His electrical appliances are said to have worked admirably, each visitor ] being joyous over escaping the usual pain incident to such opera tions in dentistry.
 Contractor Patton to-day com menced the construction of the opera house. He intends to push the work until it is completed, which will be by the middle of October. On the 24th of that month grand ball will inaugurate its opening.
 Saddier, the miner who fell down the shaft of the Dividend mine yes terday, had very close call for his lite. He dropped at least so feet and recelved injuries on every part of his body, besides several deep gashes on the head. He remained unconscious until late last night, and may pull through.
 Somebody Is getting in their fine campaign work on Bucky O'Neill by circulating report that out of 30 | votes cast recently in a Bradshaw C mining camp. this populist scalper i secured 2l of them. Bucky is used 1 to this kind of work, and will not be encouraged, as some expect, in send. 8 ing out on the first train his big : onyx sack.
 Jack Crane was struck by some ( projectile while going to the front [ yesterday. The train was on high C bridge near Skull valley, and he was Z thrown over the structure and fell | distance of sixty feet. He is in the Sisters hospital and is injured in I ternally. Dr. Abbott says it will V take few days to determine the natura of his iniurias