Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-03-13
And a big Fourth of July celebra-

curslons en route.
 Several Prescott people will re
 turn tomorrow from the dusty
 south.
 Four bicycles to be sold to the
 highest bidder, next Tuesday, al
 two o'clock.
 Rustic for a celebration and give other near by towns an opportunity to "reciprocate."
 Get bicycle at your own figure at the auction, next Tuesday, at the
 Ludwig Thomas residence.
 The word "sack" as vet has not made it's appearance in connection with legislative work at PhenIX.
 The peniteutiary fight is still on in the legislature and something 1t is said will drop before the week goes by.
 The new road to the south is re- ported to be in iine shape and not a hitch" occurred in running the long trains of yesterday.
 An arrival from Pheuix last night said that dust was suifocating every body and the town was short of provisions. It was also warm, by the way.
 J. W. Darlington and John Gal dolfo of Yuma. who may appropri- ately be said to be "the" territorial prison, are doing Pheni1. This is significant.
 The new saloon on Gurley street of John Friend will probably be the finest of it's kind in the territory $500 being outlayed in fixtures and electrical ornaments alone.
 4 shooting scrape is said to have taken place at Congress Sunday evening, in which five shots were fired, but lucky for the individual, every bullet missed it's mark.
 Many of the A. O. U. w., people that arrived yesterday are mining men, and after their lodge labors are over, will visit Prescott and look into our resources in that line.
 4 ton and a half of ore was brought in yesterday from the Jersey Lily mine that samples $2O0 to the ton. 1t was taken from a new strike recently made on this property.
 The Albuquerque Citizen says: "The people of Arizona made big when they moved the capital from Prescott to Phenix." The capital of the territory is still here, ess, financially speaking.
 The way to reach catarrh is through the blood. Hoods Sar- saparilIa, by purifying the blood, removes the cause of the disease and permanedtly cures catarrh. Take only Hoods. Hoods pills act easily. yet promptly and effect ively, on the liver and bowels. 25c.
 Several hobos arc daily arriving bS the break beam route, aud hard ly a day passes but what several crawl out and strike for a "hand out" One individual yesterday resorted to the trick of proclaimiug himself a nephew of the late General Crook, but some how his tactics wouldn't work in So curing the "commissary stores"
 The new race track is receiving much attention nowadays and horse men are daily visiting it to speed their flyers. The track as yet is not in first-class condition, but shortly will be ono of the finest courses in the west and when the objects of it's promoters are carried out. The should be encouraged as by it's inauguration thousands of dollars will ind it's way here an- nually that otherwise will pass on.
 Many A. O. U. w. last evening complimented this city by speaking of it's appearance, and said they were surprised to see away down" in this corner of the Union such a pretty looking town, and a class of people so enlightened and progressive. Some people still believe what they read in the Arizona Kicker" trash, but "lay down" when they visit the noun tain city.
 The chorus of the Calhoun Opera Company, says the Sacramento Bee, is large and well trained one and it's members number some of the most dashing girls ever seen with a combination. In Am Orita" both principals and chorus appear 10 excellent adv antage while .he opera affords ample opportu- nity for vocal work it gives wide scope for two comedians of ability and of this Messrs. Flint and Webb .ake the fullest advantage. The carries its own orehes- Ira as we'll calcium and electrical effects.
 A new time schedule goes into effect on Thursday on the s. F., r. V ss dS lOAlOhSs AuC R1SSCnkCI .raiu from Phenix. north, leaves at 3:30 a. m., and arrives in Prescott at 1:45 a. m., connecting with the north bound train for Ash Fork, which leaves here at 9:55 a. m. The mixed train from Phenix to Pres ,ott leaves at 7:30 a. m, arriving nere at 5:30 p. m. From Prescott to Phenix, two daily trains will be run, he passenger leaving here at 6 P. m., arriving in Phenix at 12:l0 a. m., while the mixed leaves Prescott at z: 30 a. m., arriving in Phenix at 5 D. m. The mixed train from Pres colt north leaves at 2:20 p. m., and arrives at Il:40 a. m. The passen- ger from Ash Fork arrives here at $50 p. m. By this change it will be seen that travellers from the East To Phenix leave Ash Fork at 3:05 P. m., and arrive in Phenix at 12:iO a. m., saving thereby over 24 hours, taking Albuquerque as the starting point. The same will apply also
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