The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-01
Don't forget to register.

Mrs. Albert Ihms died at Williams
 on Tuesday of last week. Help the Public Library by getting a
 ticket for Nevada" Friday night.
 Dr P. G. Cornish returned Sunday from trip to his old home in Alabama.
 The Flagstaff base ball club have re-
 ceived their new suits, and they ale
 hobby ones.
 Remember that if your namc does
 not appear on the great register you can not vote.
 Go to s. T. Elliott 6 Go. for mems
 fine furnishings. Our stock will be
 complete in a few days.
 A number of ladies of Flagstaff will
 assist in the entertainment for the Pub
 lie Library Friday night.
 FoR SALE.-Piano, hat rack, pict-
 ures and carpets at half price. A. Il. Spellmire, at Babbitt Bros.
 DIED.-In Flagstaff, on the 27th inst, Johnnie, q twcnty-two months old son of Mir. and Mrs. II. Smith.
 J. E. Farnsworth, the Williams post master, and Sanford Rowe, the livery man of that place, were in town yester- day
 James Murphy, a switchman in the yards at Williams, was run over and killed by the switch engine on Friday | night.
 F, l.. Morgan, the manager of the Needles sampling works, stopped over in Flagstaff Tuesday on his return from q trip to Albuquerque.
 The Flagstaff dramatic club sill re- peat their play of Nevada" tomorrow night at Powells opcra-house for the benefit of the Public Library
 Rev. Robt. Coltman, of this place, and Rev. J. A. Menaul, of Albuquer- que, left here Monday for visit to the Indian school at Fort Mohave.
 The A. & P. is hauling stone from Holbrook to be used in building the reservoir in course of construction at Williams, there being no stone near Williams suitable for the occasion.
 The Republican League Club will meet at its new headquarters in the Babbitt building next Monday even ing. Business of importance will come up, and full attendance is desired.
 An amusing scrap occurred Saturday at the Banner saloon between Bain Black and the boss Chinaman known as Fatty" Bain came ont first best, but both were in the condition of the parrot after tho monkey had taken round at him.
 The only radical cure for rheumatism Is to eliminate from the blood the acid that causes the disease This is thor oughly effected by the Psrsevering use of Ayers Sarsaparill& Persist until cured. The process may be slow, but he result is sure.
 Miss Mary Beckwith, who has been visiting the family of her cousin. Harry q Fulton, left for her home in Baltimore :, ,n Monday. Miss Beckwith visited all l. .he points of interest in this vicinity, md, like all visitors, was highly i; pleased with Arizona. il
 George Briggs and George Nay, the 2 leading sports of Needles, passed s through here Saturday on their way to h New Orleans, where they expect to [ witness the Sullivan-C Corbett fight on I September Eth. 4 delegation will l. probably go from Wirslow this week, |
 Mrs. l.. J, Smith and daughter, who s rave been visiting the family of Mrs. o smiths brother, w. s. Decioss, for T several weeks past, returned to their Il apme in Kansas City Monday, Mrs. s smith is delighted with our climate, md intends spending tue summer here a next year.
 We invite the attention of sheep men to the advertisement in thiss issue of ]. F. Daggs, who is one of the land- marks in the sheep business in this ter . .itory. For IS years he prosecuted he business in this territory and Colo ado, with remarkable success. All q lis stock is of the French variety to he 'manner born.
 The Flagstaff and Prescott base ball ,lubs have concluded to cross bats on September Sth, at Prescott. The home club will leave here on the 7th, and during their visit there they will produce Nevada" for the amuse- nent of the Prescott people. A close game of ball is expected, and good many Flagstaflites will be present.
 Governor Murphy has appointed i Harry Fulton, of Flagstaff, sheep in < ,pector for that district, says the Re- publican. Although the statute pro vides for the appointment of an in-