Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

tion. It contains more scientific re- search than you would acquire in a year at the normal school.
 Gold miners who have used E. J. Dennistons silver plated copper anal gam plates for saving gold, all testify to the absolute perfection of these plates and recommend them unquali- fiedly as being the best ever invented. They pay for themselves a thousand times over in very short time. See lad" elsewhere for full particulars.
 The easiest working rock-drill we have ever seen, as well as the cheapest and most efficient is the Giant" inn proved rock-drill, manufactured by Wm. A. Hewitt, of San Francisco A cut of the Giant" appears elsewhere in this paper and it will pay every mining man in Arizona to examine into it's merits closely.
 Two Mexicans were arrested and lodged in the county jail yesterday evening for indulging in a pugilistic exhibition before an admiring audi ence. There were no gate receipts, for the exhibition was merely the un- expected coming together of two dead ly enemies. Blood flowed, but the po- lice stopped the mill and the crowd dispersed.
 A little girl who was watching the parade yesterday morning on the cor her of Washington and Second streets was run down by the careless driver of buggy. The horse knocked the little one to the ground, but fortu- nately she was missed by the wheels She was picked up badly frightened but unhurt.
 Those in need of iron pipe for irri- gating and other purposes should get prices from W. w. Montague & Co., The vast volume of their business en- ables them, by handling goods in large lots, to put the prices down to figure so low that much can be saved by or dering from them either at Los An geles or San Francisco. Bear this in mind when you have an order to place.
 In the races at the show yesterday afternoon two accidents occurred on account of the slippery condition of the ground. One of the lady riders had a bad fall by her horse slipping, and one of the boy jockeys had sim liar mishap, although his animal fell on him. Fortunately neither one of the riders were injured beyond se- were shaking.
 Frank Miller, the 7-year-old son of Editor Curt Miller of the Tempe News, swaggered up to the ticket taker at the circus yesterday afternoon and with an important air presented card which read that the bearer, Frank Miller, was reporter for the Tempe News. The ticket man looked at the juvenile journalist in astonishment, but his credentials were the open sesame and ''Argonaut'' and ''J F. Cutter" whis- kies are called for more and more every day, as they seem to possess pc culiarities which make them specially adapted to this climate Some people assert that this peculiarity is simply the result of "Argonaut" and "J. F. Cutter" being better than any other brands of goods; but however this may be, they are certainly better in this climate-as all doctors attest Order direct from E. Martin & Co.,, All Mar ket street, San Francisco.
 he took in the show
 On Tuesday evening next the court of Foresters of Phoenix will enjoy a musical and literary program. A de- bate will be indulged in on this ques- tion: Resolved that the new woman should take off her hat in public" :" The discussion on the question is sure to be animated, for the coming woman will both have adherents and enemies Dr. Cottrell will try his hand at edit ing paper, and Sturgis and Wal bridge will furnish some choice music A good time is expected, ending with refreshments being served.
 Professor Creager, superintendent of the Phoenix public schools, will offer to the pupils of the high school three prizes for the best written essays. Dr. Hughes has offered one of the prizes of S10 for the best essay on ''The Development of the Financial System of the United States" Banker Belcher will offer a similar $1O prize on a subject not yet chosen by him. The prize essays will be read at an en- tertainment to be given by the pupils for the benefit of the school library some time after thn holidavc