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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
Sorry for the Girls.

When the women all wear bloom CTS and their skirts are laid away; when their legs no more are rumors, coyly hid from light of day; when the petticoat's forgotten, with its swishing, swashing swirls, and there's less demand for cotton I'll be sorry for the girls. I'll be sorry for the lassies who in school are at their books, at the head or foot of classes, I'll be sorry for their looks; for their mas will make their trousers, and. good heavens, don't we know, who were boys, but are not now, sirs, that they'll be holy show. It is bad enough when Willie weareth pants his mamma made, and it often knocks you silly just to see the youthful blade wearing pants that no man knoweth which is front or which is back-if he cometh or he goeth there is quite an equal "slack. " But your Susiel Oh, 'tis galling; scalding tears will downward glance, when you hear the urchins calling: Say where did you get them pants7" You will see her, youthful, glowing, but by no dead certain rule can you tell if she is going or is coming home from school. Theren be trouble you'll allow, sir; therell be anguish for the pas when their daughters all wear trousers that are just revamped from mas. So I'm weeping as Pm writing, and my great tears fall like pearls; scarce know what rm inditing, for I'm sor- rv for the girls.-EX.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
Another Rond Issue.

The fact is not generally known that commencing with January 1st next, the Territory of Arizona must sail along on a cash basis only. This state of affairs is now the object of consideration on the part of the loan commission and several meet ings of the commission have lately teen held.
 The total amount of outstanding warrants of the territory now is S300O00 about as near as can be figured. This sum is to be at once funded, in , per cent bonds, taking up every cent of floating indebted ness and leaving everything in readi- ness for a pay-as- -you-go policy. Just how this will work is yet problem. The revenue now is less than the expenditures, yet, with lowered in terest charges and the practice of economy Tn all departments of the public service, 1t is believed that both ends will satisfactorily meet, with possibly, a trifle of lap.
 This bond issue will probably be the last, as by it every vestige of territorial debt is gathered into a concrete mass. It is believed there will be no trouble in placing the bonds, which must be disposed of at not less than par.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
DRAMATIC GUESSING PARTY.
Miss Hattie Fishers New Innovation a
 Great Success.

Miss Hattie Fishers New Innovation a
 Great Success.
 Miss Hattie Fisher, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. J. l.. Fisher, gave a novel entertainment last night, at her home on Cortez street, and the many guests present pronounced it one of the greatest successes of the season,
 The affair is known as a dramatic guessing match, each of the guests having to wear an original costume, suggesting the title of some well known play or opera. Everyone is given a chance to guess what piece or play the other represents, and the one guessing right the most times receives a prize.
 Miss Fisher received her guests assisted by Miss Harrington, of Pine nix, and Miss Allen, of Jerome. About fifty were present, and the costumes were varied and interest ing. The ladies' prize went to Miss Justice, of Tucson, with thirty-seven guesses to her credit, and Ben Gold water carried off the gentleman's colors, with thirty correct answers
 After the guessing contest, numer- ous lines and quotations were given by the representatives of the differ ent plays and operas, and Miss Powell, of Whipple, also rendered a solo in a charming manner. Alter sunnar dancing held the boards until morning.
 A partial list of the plays and operas represented follows:
 As You Like It.-Miss Beardon.
 Winters Tale. - Miss Winnie Gould.
 Monte Christo. Miles Archibald America.-MissH Hattie Fisher
 4 Bunch of Keys.-Mr. Kellar.
 The Mascot.-Mr. Elwood.
 Pinafore.-Miss Gaines.
 Comedy of Errors.-Miss Murphy
 Pinafore.-Miss Powers.
 My Sweetheart.-Mr. Edwards.
 Trilby.-Miss Gayle Allen. Hamlet Miss Hamlet.
 Mikado.-Miss Fletcher.
 Pinafore.-Mr. Case. A Parlor Match.-Mr. Williams.
 Trilby.-Joe Morrison.
 She.-Dr. Emmal.
 Anthony and Cleopatra. - Miss Justice.
 Henrietta.-BenG Goldwater. Merchant of Venice.-Hugh Bell
 Much-ado- o-About-Nothing. -Chas Herndon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
ARIZONA J0URNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY. JULY 3I, 1895
THE NEW BABY.

 Wow! I'm the new baby, And my name isn't Hannah nor Beckie Nor none of them things. An, there, Ruthl I l see you easy. Whats that over there7 Who7 Groverl Shoo it away, I don't like him; He'll want to name me Victoria, or Lilliukalani, But l guess I'm Uncle Sam's baby And he knows our busiuessl Wow Take that fly of me. Close that blind. Didn't Doc Bryant Tell you I was comingi Then why don't you Do something7 Esther, Gimme that rattle. Now take your hands Of me. Whatl won'tf Spat! Take that, will youf Maybe you're my sister, But you don't stick your fingers In my eyes. Take that kid out. Wish I'd come the Fourth. Gosh But I'd had a time. Herel That's my bottle And I want it myself. Don't call me "Tootsie"- Don't talk to me! i want to sleep. Tell Doc He needn't come any more Now, remember, Don't let that man name me While I'm asleep. want to hear from Cincinnati first. Now let me Hit the bottle. I'm off I'm offl-W. A. K. Campbell, ir Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
The New Poet.


 A poet by the name of Stephen Crane has blossomed on the poetIcal horizon. New York papers dub him as a cross between a genius and an ass. Here is a strain of his genius: ''I saw a man pursuing the horizon; Round and round they sped. | was disturbed at this. I accosted the man. It is futile,' l said: You lie,' he said, And ran on"
 The Albuquerque Democrats poet believes he has an even show with the new genius and gives vent to the following efusion: ''I saw a dog pursuing his tail; Round and round they sped. l was disturbed at this. I accosted the dog; Get out you fool said, Wow, wow sad the dog, And ran on."
 We append one with about as much intelligence, but more to the point than Mir. Cranes. ''I saw a man chasing a "chippy": Round and round they sped. was disturbed at this. I accosted the man. You can't catch it. I said: The h-l l can't he replied, And he did it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
A Boom in Side Walk Building Is on
 Now

A Boom in Side Walk Building is on
 Now.
 Since cement walks were first laid in this city, less than a year ago, and proven to be cheaper in the long run than old time wooden ones, the practice has grown steadily until now many thoroughfares are to be seen laid with this composition.
 To-day Contractor Pedgrift Is lay ing 50 feet of this walk in front of the Head building, and when com pleted will give Gurley street a con tinuous cement walk of l50 feet.
 J. l.. Fisher will soon have a simi- lar improvement laid in front of his mercantile establishment, covering a distance of at least 90 feet, a car load cf material for this purpose be- ing en route.
 The Goldwater Brothers have in view the building of fifty feet in front of their handsome store on Cortez street.
 North of this office, on Monte zuma street, Ben Belcher next week will lay p feet in front of his new home.
 Adjoining the above, J. H. Mills will also follow with a new walk.
 J. N. Rodenburg builds the same character of a walk in front of his home. In all, there will be over 200 feet of cement walk given to these three residences on Montezuma St., next week.
 The proposition of cementing the court house square seems to have passed away for the present, the undertaking being a too gigantic one financially for the city or the coun- ty to grasp for the present.
 In view of the disposition shown by real estate people to improve their property in the manner now noticed and also benefit the appear ance of the town, particularly that portion now bordering on the plaza, the dirty stain the barren looking court house square carries in its desolated appearance on the city's advancement is daily commented upon by strangers as we'll as by town people. Something should be done with it, to relieve the town of the unholy reflection it carries in its present pitiable condition and dis | gusting appearance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31

n ". BUTCHER, M. D.. PHYSICIAN and Es surgeon. Otiee-In Office Row. OppO- site PostofhCe. Office HOurs-11 to l2 a. m- ( to D. m. to D. ID.
 Residence-On Pleasant Avenue East Presc' tt. hird house north of Gurley St. Orders can be left at Mountain City Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
UNCLAIMED HORSE.

One black horse was left at the O. K. feed yard in West Prescott on June 3, by a man giy- ing his name as H. Myers. The horse is branded with with curves on each point. The owner will please call pay charges and pay for this nOtics. istf JOSEPH DOUGHERTY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31

manently cured. The sick and afflicted should not fail to oan upon him. The Doctor has traF
 eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor Oughly the various hospitals there, obtaining great deai of valuable information, which be is competent to impart to thoea in need of bis services The Doctor cures when others fail
 Try him. DR. GIBBON will make no charge un- less he effects cure Persons at a distance cured at home. All communications strietly co1f- dential. All letters answered in plain envelopes Call write. Address DIR. J. F GIBB0N. Dor 1851. San Francisco. Cal. ml2-d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31

N C.. THOMPSON. CIVIL ENGINEER,
 20 years general practice. Expert draits- NIs man. Municipal, Mining and Railroad work Land and lot surveys. Ofhce-OriS BUILDING, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
No. slO. Application for a Patent.
U. s. Land Office Prescott.
 InIu lL I.a.

U. S. Land Office Prescott,
 Notice is hereby given that k. il. Bnrmisier. W. C. Bashford. W. 1T, Ferguson and C. K Ferguson by k. II. Burnister. Att in faet Whoss Post Office address is Prescott has this day fled his application for patent for 1854 linear feet of the Jersey Lilly and Gold Treasure mine or voin boaring gold and silver with surface ground 6O0 feet in width situate in Hassayaunfa I1 iriT@ district. County of lavapai and Turritofy of Arizona and designated by the held notes and official plat on nle m thls oiace as survey nam- Der 1l89 said survey No. Ii69 being deseriAed d follows to wit:
 JERsEY LILIX LODE.
 Beginning al cor No which is identical with north east corner of the location. USLH Nd Il69 brs \ 8 deg l5 min Y i2S ft: Wades Peak hrs s n deg 25 min W. Del Pasco Nit brs $ sI der n min F. Thence S l2 deg % min E i56 ft Co cor No which is identical with loo cor. Thence $ 2 deg 45 min VI to cor No s. In the amended notice of location a mistake was ra.is in the course Instead of the course being g. deg @ min ft is $ 2 deg q min W, which also challees ths course from COTS No 4 Co No ,. Thence a deg O2 min w 300 feet to south center end mon s55 fret same course to cor No identical with south vast cor of location. Thence N Q deg zz mn W 75I.S feet to Ao identical with location mon. Thence N f2 deg 30 min W 45e feet to cor No identical with W cor of location. Thence s2 deg 02 min E 600 feet Co cor No the place of beginning, survey of exterior boundaries
 GOLD TREASURE LODE
 BeRining at cor No .. Cor No 1 of this survey brS S deg B mn w el.h tesI. J 5 l1 At M illl brs N @ deg a min k SIS 6 ft. Thence S s2 deg IOmin W s00 feet to mon No & the intersection of this survey. Jersey Lilly lode at = deg @ min W 300 feet from cor Q ll6e, abs feet sane course to cor No which is identical with s V cor of the location. Thence N deg 05 nm k iSz feet to intersect line l-6 of this survey at e1 deg 02 min 45,2 1t from cor No 6 ItS.l fest to cor No I0 Tunnel No Husted mine bEs \ 20 dea F Iis feet. Thence N 64 deg 90 min loo feet to cor So H. Thence s2 deg 10 min ' 1bs feet to cor No s2 Thence II deg 4i min r sSs-t fee, to cor No the place of beginning survey of ex- terior boundaries
 Magnetic variation "A deg l5 min containing % .5l5 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in ths Recorders office of layapai County, A. T., h book 4I, pages i23, 12i 126 and l2l of mines The adjoining claimants are Golf and Husted. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Jersey Lilly and Gold Treasure mine or surface ground are required to hle theiI adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Prescott in the Territory 0i Arizona during the sixty days period of publica ton hereof, or they will barred by virtue O! the provisions of the statute.
 Ii. D. ROSS, Register. First publication July 24. is95.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
No.. Application for a Patent.
U. $. LAND OFFICE. Prescott, Arizona. April Isss.

I. S. LAND OfkIGE
 Prescott. Arizona. April Issa
 Notice is hereby given that William A. (l,,s and Joseph l.. Giroux, by II. J. Allen, attorne~- in-facf whose pOstOtfce address Is Jeror,. Arizona Territory, has this day filed his appiies ton for a patent for I3i0 linear feet of the West Champion No mine or vein. hearise gold, silver and copper, with surface ground SIS feet in width. situated in the Verde Minins District. County of Yavapai, Territory of Ari- zOna, and designated by the field notes and ofIi- ciai plat on fife in this office as survey nur- Der t162, in Township. ..-..... Renge. of ..... Meridian .....-..... said SuryeV NJ Il62 being described as follows. wit
 Beginning at Initial Monument on West sl3s line, which is a stone marked X l. M. w c. No 2-ll62 and mound of stones. Thence N 2e dees 70 min E., sfa s9 feet. Thence $. sl des- co min E. 4S2 feet Thence s. 70 degs 0O min w I3l1.74 feet. Thence N. 6l degs. co min M SIS feet U. S. M N. No. 2 bears 6t deg 7 min W 6g7. .q3 It. Thence N 29 degs. 70 min. go lf n to initial monument and place of beginning Survey of Exterior Boundaries, Magnetic varis- ton l3 degs. % min. F., containing Il.6l acrss
 The location of this mine Is recorded in tha Recorders office of layapzi Co, Arizona Terri- tory in Book S6. of Mines. page 472 Thee are no immediate adjoining claimants
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said West Champion No. mine or surface ground are leqairsi ts, si- their adverse claims with the Register of fbe United States Land Office, at Prescott in fRe County of Navapai Territory of Arizona durins the sixty days period of publication hereof c- they win 9q barred by the virtue of the prOvis- ions of the Statute
 Firsi publication June 5. lse5-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
District Court.

Livingston & Co. vs. Dan Hatz. judgment for plaintiff.
 Newmark & Co. vs. John G. Camp bell. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Haas, Bruch & Co vs. J. G. Camp bell. Moved on calendar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31

HOWARD A. BUTLER, N. D.
 HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and SUR- A& GEON, PRESCOTT. ARIZONA.
 Office and residence on Gurley street, oppo- site the hose house.
 Formerly resident Surgeon Boston University.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
Notice.

To WHOM MAY CoNcERN:
 Notice is hereby given that the "Planet" and Saturn" mines are bonded and leased to w. A Clark; said mines will nOt be responsible for any indebtedness contracted by said lessee.
 HENRY l.. SCOTT, CqSaREss, YaySpAi County, Arizona Territory NOv. lat, 1894, rlott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31

DR. JOHN L. DODGE. PHYSICIAN AND U SURGE BON. Formerly Resident Physi second door above Electric Light Co. Office hours 10 to i2 a. m., 2 Co D. m {, 2 Co p, m.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-05

Mr. Live'e's litti- child who has been
v-ry low wiih typhoid fever is reported
better
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-05

W. being extended. one good brother
with big heart in his bosom and big
round dollar m his hazd, rushed up -
big smooth faced youne man who IS well
known about top pn--but whoae name j.
not Philips 4iihough be does somewhat
favor ihe e7anz~lisr-and with warm
hand clasp, and a fervent God bless you
trother." be l~ft tie big round dollar in
the big young fellows ast.
The big Young man l. regular chcrch
goer now, and a hearty participant IN
the hand-shakinz service, but whether
any more mistakes have occurred in his
favor We have not ben in<armed-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-05

john Carter mas lately opened hotel
in Emmett and is prepared to feed the
hungry and house the weary in hrss
class style. The house has been openrd
but a few weeks but from the srst they
have had about all The patronage fhrv
could accommod4te-
". r. Lively has opened Frrd
S-able in the property adjoining the
Eoiscoral churrh. one Block south ~
Hayes store and enjoys FIRST class facilI-
ties for catering to the comfort Of horses
etc Mr. Lively says his business is
Increasing right along and he conrem-
templates putting in = livery stock in
c3noectinE with his feed stable IN the
near future
Lewis & I.angroise are this week oDen-
ing up a shoe store il the new RusseI. K
Reagan building and arr fitting up the
place in good SHAPE IN their establish
ment IL viii be a real pleasure to bey
pair ~ shoes. because yoD can enjoy all
the little Injuries that nineteenth cen
trry progress has gwen 20 the shoe
trsde 4 carneted foor. an adjustable
foot rest. frs; class gods. and polite and
good boxing saiesmen will leave moth
ing 70 wish Tor.
AT of these firms keep n good live ad
planted 10 the ISDzx and the pubii-
viii make No mistake in giving them
one and sn fair share o. IT'S patronage
4 FREE "TRIP TO ATLANTA Exposition
And return from home of srnfrrI a.
offered by the publishers Of the Lt5i-
Every Saturday of 3s S1ufh s.-rrn.
Street Philadelphia. 10 the frsi sbI- =
make seventy small English wnr'is 3
using the letters contained In E-V-Et-N
SATURDAY. AMI 10 letter 10 ocrur
more times in any one word than il IS
contained in Every Saturday
A first class Pnenmatic tire birvcie
tfor either boy or girD is offered 70 the
frst person sending list Of sixty words
above
\ lady's eiegsn, gold watch n d-st
N~lr'u -rNNiu- Ni-- % NAtt ""NN' -
above and one hurdrei orner articles
OF value fos 1-s. lists In order OF merit
Jas received.
Twelve tvo-cert stamps must 10 sr7t
for trial subscription ff1nr numbers II
that b-suiiful thirty two page Il usirs p
81 newspaper fnr womeul contaiui0g
fun particulars and roles Of the leisure
Hour circle. word building exercises f1r
brist people, also names e1d address of
the lO3 successful pers0us IN last Eir-
b cational Contest. given By that rn,'.rl-
tion If interested. answer 7r'r--lit Z,
. and address Ladies rr-rr Si,criar.
3 Department. "B~ 56 Sar'h sevsr', e.
q Phiiadeiphia. Pa
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-05

Eve newer take un collection. bnt if
any one wishes 10 give Us ANYTHING they
can hand 30 % rs during the general
haai shaking after service. 90 was the an
nouncemeni maie by Rev Guy PHELPS
The other evening at revival meeting.
- when the rieht hand of fellowship
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-05

Inc rayette Valley offers better IN
ducemen1 10 homeseeker than any
oine' section N the great Northwest.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-05

>'abers'y supportsc csi ~,e1s5a-
peris the be-. advertisement any com
'ntnity can have p T Bamom.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-05

4 lfti- child of Mr Yousiier ont
near thv foothills Is quite sick ~ith dys-
ruta-y.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-05

Yrs ". r. Han % Pearl who was
seriously 10 few davs since IS better.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-04-11
Thought She Was a Witch.

A most extraordinary case of MUIR
der arising from superstition was in
CURED into last week by the Special
Court of Clonmel, twenty-five miles
from Waterford, Ireland. Ten per-
sons were arraigned before the court
charged with numbering a woman
named Cleary, because they supposed
her to be witch. The prisoners in
cluded the woman's husband and IA
Their. The evidence showed that Mrs.
Cleary was suffering from nervousness
and bronchitis, and her husband, be-
lieving her to be bewitched, and in
order to exercise the evil spirit, OBJ
tanned concoction from herbalist
of the neighborhood.
Then, while the other prisoners held
the unfortunate woman in bed, her
husband forced the obnoxious concoc-
ton of herbs down her throat. After
this the suffering woman was held over
a FIRE and dreadfully burned, until she
declared in the name of God that she
was not Cleary's wife. This torture
was repeated on the following day, but
the woman refused to conform to her
husbands requests, whereupon he
knocked her down, stripped off her
clothing, poured paraRne over her
body, then lighted it, and the woman
burned to death in the presence of six
male and two female relatives.
Cleary declared that he was not
burning his wife, but that he was
burning witch, and that she would
disappear up the chimney.
When the woman was dead, her
husband collected her charred remains
in a sheet and buried them in dyke,
beneath the mud, where they were
found a week later. The prisoners,
who were remanded, narrowly escaped
lynching at the hands of an excited
crowd in and about the court room,
and had to be removed to Jail under
escort of strong force of constabu-
larry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-04-11

The Washington Post has started
an interesting political discussion by
advocating the nomination of south
ern man for the presidency by the
next Democratic convention. 1t is a
good idea, but there are difficulties
hedging the matter. There can be no
question but that the South can fur
nish statesmen the peers of any in the
land. She has given to this country
its ablest Presidents, statesmen and
soldiers in days gone by-and can
still do so. But while it is true that
any one of a score of typical southern
ers would fill the presidential chair
with ability, it must not be forgotten
that the election comes first. There
would spring up bitter prejudice in
the North against some of the best
of our southern men, and the Repub-
licans would work the sectional issue
for all there is in it. That this is un-
just and unpatriotic does not make it
any the less true, and in selecting a
candidate from the South the party
would have to be most judicious.
Some of our best men would be una
valuable because of sectional or other
prejudice. AS for ourselves, we are
in favor Of the experiment suggested.
The South has been solidly supporting
northern candidates for many years.
Let us see if our Democratic brethren
of the North are equally as patriotic
and whether or not they believe that
turn about is fair play.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-04-11

Those who never read the adver-
tisements in their newspaper miss more
than they presume. Jonathan Keni-
son, of Bolan, Worth Co., Iowa, who
had been troubled with rheumatism
in his back, arms and shoulders, read
an item in his paper about how prom
inent German citizen of Fl. Madison
had been cured. He procured the
same medicine, and to use his own
worda: at cured me right up. He
also says: "a neighbor and his wife
were both sick in bed with rheuma-
tism. Their boy was over to my house
and SAID they were so bad he had to
do the cooking. l told him of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and how it had
cured me, he got a bottle and it cured
them up in a week. 80 cent bottles
for sale by Gibson, Druggist.