The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-10
The Board of Supervisors meet

| SaizHiah SiNcS hho oeih nav "i'h every suit of clothing.
 Mrs. Eufemia Tinker is visiting the family of John G. Tinker
 Mrs. D. S. Livingston is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. T. Cornish.
 J. H. Hoskins, Jr., made a business trip to Winslow Wednesday.
 BoRN.--On Wednesday, March 9, in this place, to the wife of George Black, a daughter.
 c. II. Fancher made trip to Nee dies this week, and left Wednesday for Albuquerque.
 Judge A. l.. Morrison of Santa Fe, will deliver lecture in Prescott on St. Patrick's Day.
 John Coates is improving and will be able to attend to attend to his bakery in few days.
 Gallup is now the end of the freight division. Until recently the freight crews ran from Albuquerque to Winslow.
 F. NJ. Murphy and Engineer Critch- low were in Flagstaff Sunday. They came in from Ash Forks to meet D. B. Robinson.
 Miss Emma Spaulding returned from Prescott last week and is in the employ of the firm of Norris & Ellenwood as typewriter.
 The SUN is in receipt of an urgent invitation to attend the Irrigation con- vention which meets in Las Vegas on the 16th instant.
 Flagstaff Lodge l. O. G. T., No. z, will give an entertainment at Powelrs hall on tomorrow night, One-half of the proceeds will go to the Library association.
 There are a good many 'hobos" in town at present. There is plenty of work for every idle man on the Ash Fork railroad and they should be made to move on.
 The Chicago Graphic article on Flag staff is published on the first page of this issue. The illustrations were ex- cellent and we are sorry that we cannot reproduce them.
 Frank Owenby returned from Castle creek hot springs. He says that there are a good many patients there under treatment for rheumatism and in every case relief is had.
 An original pension has been grant ed J. Guthrie Savage. Mir. Savage is justly entitled to pension, and we are pleased to note that he has been successful in obtaining one.
 The Babbitt Bros. put in the cash carrier system this week. The Babbitt Bros. store besides being ths largest in Arizona is the only one in the Terri tory fitted up with the cash system.
 J. J. McGuire and Jesse Howard have opened new blacksmith shop on the south side of the railroad, opposite the depot. Both are practical work men and Mac. has wide reputation as d horseshoer.
 J. F. Luthey of Albuquerque and a former resident of Arizona, was pas senger on Tuesdays west bound train. Mir. Luthey still retains valuable prns perty, both real estate and mining. in Mojaye county.
 Miss Harriett Colton, who has been visiting friends in Milton for several months past, left for home in Harvard, Ill.,, on Tuesday. During her stay here Miss Colton became quite popular with Flagstaff society.
 A good many of the Flagstaff wool growers who are now Tn the Southern | Arizona country, are engaged in shear ing. c. II. Schulz has sold his clip at 12a cents. The price is not likely to be as high as last year.
 Wm. and Ed. Watson, two enter prising young men from California, have decided to locate in this vicinity, | and they have taken up homestead in section P, which they will at once make improvements upon.
 B. 0. Bayless has force of men at work digging a trench for the laying of water pipe on Lareanx street. The one-inch pipe now in use will be re- placed by two-inch pipe for the distance of one thousand feet.
 D. B. Robinson, formerly superin- tendent of the A. & F., accompanied by Messrs. E. M. Dickey and George W. Kertzingcr of Chicago and directors of the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix rail- road, passed through here last Sunday on their way to Ash Fork.
 Dr. k. T. Miller, of Cross Plains, Wis. has expressed the opinion that, for obstinate cases of syphilis and scrofula, Ayers Sarsaparilla is unques- tionably the most effective remedy |