The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-03
Everything goes at Salzman's.

The contractors on the grade at Asf Forks are putting on all the men and teams that they can get.
 FOR SALE-I offer for sale my house and furniture. For particulars apply on the premises, to Mrs. E. w, Croc. kett.
 Deputy Clerk H. z. Zuck is busy preparing for the session of District Court, which meets here on the l4tt instant.
 A good many entertainments are now being booked by home talent, and will be produced in the course of the next few weeks.
 Don't fail to see the Flagstaff souv' enir spoons, made of Arizona silver, at the jewelry store of Cook & Lee. Price $500.
 w. c. Phillips has sold his barber shop to E. R. Bayless. The Bayless Bros. have the barber business of Flag staff just about "corralled."
 David Babbitt returned yesterday from an extended trip to Cincinnati. During his absence he purchased a large quantity of goods. His many friends here welcome his return.
 Walter Winsor writes that he has ar. rived at his home in Fort Smith, Arkansas, and is making rapid strides towards recovery from the rheumatism. He expects to return to Flagstaff in about five weeks.
 Confpany l, N. G, A., have postponed their military ball which was to have been given on the l7th inst, so as to not conflict with the ball which will be given at Winslow on that night. Com pany I will give their ball on Friday evening, the 25th inst.
 It is quite probable that you may need the services of physician some day; but you can postpone the time in- definitely by keeping your blood pure and your system invigorated through the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Pre- yention is better than cure.
 The subject for the morning sermon at the NJ. E. church next Sunday will be ..What Does God Require of Us" '" Young Peoples meeting at 6:So and 7:30. The Band of Hope will have ex- ercises in the church consisting of songs aud recitations. All are freely invited to come to these services.
 The Phoenix Mining Report says there are larger number of prospec- tors going into the Grand Canyon country now than was ever known be- fore. Thousands of miles of that rich country has never been prospected, and doubtless spring will bring many new and valuable discoveries.
 The blacksmiths at the P. & A. c. shops are busily engaged in putting a lot of scrapers in repair, and lot of teams are now at Fairview ready to commence operations on the Jerome branch of the P. & C. railroad. Work will be commenced within the next three or four days.-Journal-Miner.
 The ball to be given by the Brother hood of Bremen at Winslow on the l7th instant, will be an elaborate affair. The Fort Wingate band, owing to prior engagement, will not furnish the music, but good music will be procured, although it is regretted by the manage ment of the ball that the Fort Wingate band could not be procured.
 Patents have been received at the Land office at Prescotton homestead entries for the following parties which will be delivered to them on the sur render of their final receipts: Alex. Strahan, Myron A Carrier, Joseph T. White, George c. Dana, William NJ. r ain, William B. Dempsey, Farley A. Williams and Mrs. Ellen Greer.
 A. c. Morse Wednesday shipped thirty head of horses, wagons, lumber and a camp outfit. in all four carloads, to Ash Forks. MT. Morse will put his teams to work on the grade of the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix rail road. Mir. Morse will close his livery stable here for the present, but will be back in time to open up for the summer travel.
 The Sykes party, who lately returned from an expedition to San Felipe, will start in few days for Flag staff, where they have permanent location. The gentlemen state that they made the trip for the sole purpose of getting out of range of Flagstaff's winter climate. They express their in- tention of making the trip again next winter.- Times.
 The Arizona Lumber and Timber have, during the past two overhauled and repaired all in the large sawmill and