The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-17

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 Abe Thompson of Peach Springs, is in town this week.
 Salzman gives fine stiG hat with every suit of clothing.
 The grand jury investigated the county offices yesterday.
 J. H. Bowman of Holbrook, is on n business trip to Montana this week.
 "Where did you get that hat ?" Free at Salzman's with this suit of clothes.
 T. +. McMillan will leave in few days for a visit to his old home in California.
 Master Mechanic Pullar and Train D ispatcher Daley of Williams, were in town Wednesday.
 r. J. Brannen returned from trip to Prescott and towns west as far as far as Prescott Junction.
 Hon. Harris Baldwin and wife of Prescott, arrived on Saturday and will remain during the session of court.
 The entertainment given by the Good Templars last Thursday evening, was pleasant affair and well attended.
 George F, Sands, competent sten ographer and typewriter of Prescott, is attending District Court here this week.
 Copies of HE CoCoNINo WEEKLY SUN can be obtained at Dr. Brannen's drug store and at John Abeers news stand.
 E. s. Clark, of Prescott, clerk of the district court in and for Coconino county, is attending court here this 1 week.
 Don't fail to see the Flagstaff souv- enir spoons, made of Arizona silver, at the jewelly store of Cook X Lee. Price $500.
 The grand jury failed to return in- dictments against the parties arrested at Walnut for breaking into freight car, for lack of evidence.
 George Gainsley, representing W. C. Leonard & Co. of Albuquerque, is in town rustling up business for his house. He leaves for Winslow this afternoon, where he will attend the ball this evening.
 A stranger stole q couple of valuable pens from the desk of Justice of the Peace Gibson on Saturday. The judge was lucky enough to have his property returned to him by citizen who un- suspectingly bought the articles from the stranger
 Ayers Medicines have been satis- factory to me throughout my practice, especially Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has been used by many of my patients, one of whom says he knows it saved his life. "--F. L. Morris, NJ. D., Brooklyn, N. '.
 w. II. Van Norman has bought tn engine and machinery of the old blaming mill in the north end of town of Dr. D. J. Brannen. Mir. Van Nor man will move the machinery to Hell ler's blacksmith shop as soon as an addition is built thereto. The government does not intend to feed the Supai Indians, but will furnish them with seeds and farming imple- ments and competent white man as an instructor. So if there is any work in the members of this tribe we will probably hear no more stolIes of their starving condition.
 Prof. S. M. McCowan, wife and child, were passengers on Fridays west-bound train. Prof. McCowan is superintendent of the Herbert Welch Institute at Fort Mojave, and was re- turning from trip to Albuquerque, where he had taken a number of Wal lapai Indians to the Indian school at that place.
 The theme for the morning sermon at the NJ. E. church on Sunday, March 20, will be, "The House Not Made With Hands" The subject for the evening sermon, "Thc First Miraculous Draught of Fishes" The Young Peo- ple's meeting will be held at G:30 p.m., led by MT. J. A. Pitts; subject, "The Hand One of Code Ministers. All are invited to attend.
 w. C.. Stewart returned Monday from Phoenix where has been spending the winter. On going to his house he found that someone had entered it by unlocking the door, and had taken everything in the way of clothing and bedding. Mir. Stewart lost two suits of clothing and all his bedding including two valuable Navajo blankets. All the clothing of Wm. Morris, who is prospecting in the Grand Canyon, was 70 taken. Col. Stewart says that ohout Ill the burglars left was three