Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-08-03

-NOblOC 10 hCIOOg BlNOh lO all OOh- cerned that the undersigned is no longer connected with MT. Dass in blotter advertising scheme. G. H. Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dougherty are rejoicing over the arrival of boy at their home. It put in its first ap- pearance on Saturday, July 90, and being the first boy in the family is naturally very welcome addition. Mrs. B. J. Eckert, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Bennett, of Groom Creek, died on Thursday of last week and was buried on Saturday morning from the undertaking parlors of H. NJ. Maus N Go. Deceased was a very estimable young woman, only twenty years old, and was born and reared in this county. Besides her parents, ste leaves brothers and sisters and hus- band to noun her loss and little baby only twelve days old, who by her death will be deprived of mothers love and care.
 Joe Dougherty wishes to inform his many old patrons and friends that he took charge of the o. K. Stables again on the first of August, and that he will conduct business similar to that conducted by him in the past, prior to the time he began to rent the stable. He will buy and sell horses and camping grounds for those who desire to camp close in. Hay and 1 grain will be sold on the premises. Bear in mind that the o. K. will be conducted after the first of next month by Mir. Dougherty. S3-m1
 The announcement is made that the Santa Fe copmany has abandoned its project for filling in China basin, San Francisco, for a terminal for its railroad. It has spent several millio U dollars in the enterprise, only to lii cover that it is impracticable as th new made ground is constantly chang ing and unsafe and the engineers hav literally failed to find bottom. I'll money already spent will be who'll lost to the railroad company. Col tractors have been at work making tI great fill for more than two years al some time ago it was announced thu the work was nearing completion.
 Geo. P. Harrington was in tow Thursday from the Gro Bella can and said a cloud burst about o'clock Tuesday evening swpet doV the mountain side and destroyed ov two thousand dollars worth of pro erty for the company. Several md who were working in an excavation f( a big reservoir barely had time climb out of the hole when it wa filled with water and debris and ha they been minute later in escapiI they would all have been drowned killed by the stulls and timbe which the flood carried with it. III company store was flooded over fod deep and big waste dump at ti mouth of the tunnel where the tin bers were being prepared for tt mine, was washed away with pile stulls and timbers.
 4 German scientist named Dunba has discovered a toxin for hay feve His research disclosed the fact tha hay fever is brought on by specid of blood poisoning 4 substance CO tained in the pollen of grasses thr VII off during the summer montl and being inhaled is deposited on u mucous membranes of the nose. then dissolves and is absorbed in tl blood. Thesoffending particles do Il come from roses, sneeZe weeds golden rod as is generally suppose They escape from various kinds Towering grasses. It was found tn by injecting this toxin material in the blood of healthy person it wou produce a we'll developed case of h fever. By injecting the same mater into the blood of goat Ur hUlee = experts obtained an antitoxiD after the | fashion that other antitoxins are secured.