Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-11

m Ammonia. Alum of any other aiullefant e YEARS THE STENr}ARD.
 The lecture on Saturday evening | of Mrs Laura M. Johns, on the sub | ject of Woman suffrage. attracted large and interested number of | people The subject was ably and enthusiastically handled, and the organization of club tn this city will probably follow the introduc- ten of the question in this locality. We hear that many of the visiting foot ball people complain that the bois.sr0us language used yesterday was too severe and uncalled for. Probably they are right But what ! can anyone expect from a howling ! and insaae mob. when it comes tO kiekiss the English language over the goal line so indiscriminately.
 Mrs. l.. C. Hughes and Mrs. Johns, left yesterday for the south.
 E. B. Gago, ot the Congress miue, returned yesterday from the East. 
 Mir. D. Levy left this morning for PheniX, to visit friends for some time.
 W. C. Parsons, ot San Francisco, one of the owners of the McCabe mine, arrived to-day for visit.
 William Marks returned today from Jerome, where he says times are as usual very lively and prosper ous.
 Jim York, who was called to the bedside of his mother at Fort Worth, Texas, few weeks ago, r,- turned to-dly.
 Ed. Smith. at present one of the standbys of the Phenix athletic con tingent, and formerly of Prescott, was a caller on this office to-day.
 c. A. H. Eeys. prominent young man of New York, arrived to-day and goes to the Verde valley to stay for some time. He is in search of better health.
 ]. W. Watts, of Baker City, Ore gon, is in town, staying at the Burke. Mir. Watts is an old Tonto Basin miner. and comes to Prescott again, on mining business, it is said.
 George Mintz, city editor of the Pheni1 Herald, accompanied the foot ball team of the capital city to Prescott. George IS one Of the yer sitiie writers of the territory, and possesses that fellowship that makes him friend to tie to.
 Jack Cochran, of course, was on hand for Phenix yesterday in the foot ball game. He used to be in love with Prescott, but the smiles of the Alfalfa city have won him away from us. He is all right, nevertheless as foot or base ball player.
 Geo. s. Porter, IT,. we'll known to all Prescott people, arrived yester- day from Los Angeles. He comes back to recuperate, suffering from the effects of a recent attack ot pneumonia. Mir. Porter says his people n the above cIty are m good health sud spirits.
 l TUESDAYS Daily, December 10. Pay day at Congress to-day.
 Fer the best aud cheapes. coal in he city 'ali ou Gregory, agent ! Crescent Coal company.
 The branch jail at Congress was completed to-lay aud Deputy Sheriff Bosba wtlt now b. able to take care ot evil doers of the camp right on the spot.
 For low prices and good work, see Dr. Gonzales, Dentist. Office next 1 deoT to Express office.
 The place to buy boys suits cheap is at the One Price Clothing House. Ed. Block, Cortez St.
 The marriage boom seems to be taking another header.
 L. c. Gonzales guarantees all his work to give satisfaction or money refunded.
 ZOmbro. the great Arizona trot- ting stallion, received the first prize and blue ribbon for 3-year-olds at the San Francisco horse show, as against Palo Alto cracks and stand ard breeds from ali over the coast.
 Teeth extracted without pain for 50 cts. L. C. GONZALES, D. D. $. :
 Best set of teeth, $500 at L. '. Gonzales, D. D. $.
 It looks somewhat suspicious to see such large aud representative gathering of Lynx creek people in town to-day, as the Burke register reveals. Conspicious among them is Miss Debre Dodge and Richard ! Mccormick, while James Breslin, wife and family and J. G. Morse and wife and others are also guests of the same hotel.
 Where did you get that hati Where did you get at collar or sravati Where did you get that suiti At Wilson's, of course. He carries the best and finest line of everything Tn mems furnishings.
 Well, John, you have worn those trousers long enough. Go to J. w. Wilson's and get new pair. He has a splendid line and his prices are right.
 Parker's mIll is in full blast daily. It is great business argument for the town and should receive all work of this community.
 For rent a nicely furnished house. Address Lock Box 9S. s
 Bert Rupple, the wide awake and energetic mining correspondent of | the JoURNAL-MNER, is "hoofng" it in the Bradshaws, having the mis- fortune to select an animal that col lapsed after hearing that the Pres eott's lost the foot ball game.
 Prepare yourself for the winter. | Tuet drnn into Wslsnn'a eaa N,,r