Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-08

by the doctor. Thornduest and
 Lindsay, lessees or the track were found busy at work with narrow and leveler putting the track in condi- tion. While to novice it seemed Tn pretty far condition, the leSsees stated that 1t would take a month yet to put it in condition to suit them. They evidently understand their business. By the way, one of the horses driven bT Or. Fenton, a fue young che tnut sorrel mare, gives promise O! making her mark on the track. S' is young and un- trained but has a , ea,v action, good gait and with wo k will develop into very lively stopper.
 The Phenix p,cuic on the Hasa yampa to-day wss quite big affair. The Phenix Gazette states that l500 people were expected to attend. Twenty-two cars were provided and two powerful locomotives took them across the sixty mlle run to the Hassayampa in less than three hours. Speaking of the attractions possessed by the place for the pie nic the Gazette says: Bril's ranch, one of the oldest in tho territory. is worthy of close inspection. It has one of the fnest apPle orchards in the west and two springs that for a score Of years have been q delight to the wayfarcr. Back ou the hil! are the graves of Barney Martin. his wife and children, the victims of one Of the most noted and most atrOcious murders ever knowG, and fl few old-;imers chance to meet the visiting crowd, many and iu- teresting are the tales that will be told of the days when gold grew on the bushes thereabout. though not to be gathered in the fear of the bioot-thirsty Yavapai Apaches.
 The way to reach catarrh is through the blood. Hoods Sar- sapatilla, by purifying the blood, removes the cause of the disease and permanently cures catarrh. Take only Hoods. Hoods pills act easily. vet promptly aud effect lively, on the liver and bowels, Poe.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Fl. Blauvelt is in town from Min nehaha.
 W. B. Long left for Pneniz last evening.
 Thomas Schultz is able to be on the street again.
 Reese NJ. Ling returned this morning from bret trip to Phenix.
 Col. c. c. Bean returned last night from the south and left for the east to-day.
 Captain Strohu, of the Saglnaw Lumber company, If Wiiliam,, lei. for homo to-day.
 F. F. Friant left for Congress last evening. Mrs. Friaut will continue in charge of the Williams House
 J. W. Brown a mining man came in from PheBiA a few days since for the purpose Of engaging in mining nere.
 John Sorg will leave tomorrow for the home of his childhood iu Europe aud will remain away for a year unless called home sooner by business.
 Major G. W. Vaughn, has re- sigaed his position as manager and ! chief engineer of the ;. F., f. & r. | railroad and wll leave on Sunday ! for his home at LeavenwOrth, Kansas, 1 where he has private interests which l require his attention. Major Vaughn ! has been with the .. F.. r. & P. dur l ing nearly all of. the entire period l of its construction, and the quality l of the work on the road, as woll as l the engineering skill dis played m | it's construction. speaks more forci- 1 bly of his ability as a civil engineer. ! than any words that could be said 1 about him. During his three years ! residence in Prescott, he has made . many wa m friends among our citi- ] gems who regret his departure.