The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-07-28
LOCAL BREVITIBS,

". C. Bayless returned from Eureka Springs, Ark, Tuesday
 r. r. Jaques, of Kansas City, visited the Grand Canyon ,iis week.
 ". C. Stewart made a trip to Pres colt this wcck on legal business.
 A. Humphreys, of Prescott Janction' spent several days here this week,
 Harry z. Zuck is spending the week at the home of his parentsin Ilo!brook.
 E. S. Wilcox is on business trip to Los Angeles and san Diego, Cal'' this week.
 Mrs. George Briggs, of the Needles has returned home after short visit m our city.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spoutinS' done by Hoxworth & Lo.
 FOR SALE OR RENT-My residence, containing four large rooms For par ticulars apply to Max Saizman.
 FOR SALE.-My entire household furniture, stoves, feather beds, etc etc Call at M. Salzmau,
 I,'nusE FoR RENT-Five rooms good location. Apply to
 If WALTER J. HILL.
 Babbitt B, O. s claim to be unequaled in their stock o.s underwear. Call and see if they can II ot substantiate their claim.
 Mrs. P. B. Rumsey returned Thurs day last from q three months Visit with friends and relatives in Iowa ana Illinois.
 A humber of patented and unpat- ented ranches for sale; some of the | best range in tho country for sheep or cattle. w. G. STEWART
 Hon. J. V. Rhoades, E. M Doe and w. E. Dovd left Tuesday for san Francisco. They went on business trip, and will be absent about ten days.
 R, Gibson. who hea his leg badly | injured on the Fourth of July by S,lrg ruu over by one of Dave Staniields horses, is able to be around with the aid of crutehes.
 G. A. Bray and wife leave to-day for Prescott and they will be absent about ten days. They will attend the we'd ding of F. NJ. Murphy and Miss F. Meany, which takes place in Prescott on next Monday.
 W. A. Hancock, master mechanic of the A. & F. shops at Needles, aud J. Pullar. master mechanic of Winslow shops, spent afew hours inthe Skyhght City on Friday. We hope they will make this place moro frequent visits in the future.
 The registration of voters is going on slowly, and the registration officers arc taking their time in tho matter. At this time two-thirds of the names of the voters should be on the Great Reg ister, but the fact is, only about one third have been registered
 FOR SALE.-The dining room and Kitchen furniture, together with all privileges connected herewith. This is d fine opportunity for first-class cook to obtain good business For further particulars enquire at the Del Monte hotel, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 The Editor of the SUN received yes terday, box of luscious peaches, from Richard Taggart's Beale Springs ranch, near Kingmau. The fruit raised on this ranch is known all over northern Arizona for its fine flavor and uniform size. Fruits from Mir. Taggarts ranch find sale in this market beyond his ability to supply it. Peaches from his ranch are on sale in our fruit stores.
 A party of Chicago railroad men, under charge of NJ. NJ. Kirkman, sec ond vice-president of the Chicago X Northwestern railway, stopped over at this place Tuesday and have gone on visit to the Grand Canyon of the Colo rado river. There are seven gentle men in the party, and they are travel ing in the private car of the Chicago X Northwestern railway, and are on their way to Pacific coast points.
 Max Salzmau, wife and son, leave today for visit of year in the land of his boyhood, in the kingdom of Prussia. Nr Salzman has been sUc- cessfully engaged in business iu this place and Williams for several years past, has made many friends in North ern Arizona, and has at all times taken lively interest in the welfare of this section. The SUN wishes Mir Salzman and his family bon voyage, and trusts ( that they may locate here again upon { their return to America. II Paul Murphy, the young son of Governor and Mrs. N. o. Murphy. is { the happiest boy in Arizona, says the