The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
Go to Milligan for lime, Flagstaff.

office; everything nice for ladies. : Dr. George F. Thornton and wife, of
 Williams, spent Tuesday in Flagstaff. A. T. Folger has been appointed agent of the A. & P. railroad at Ash
 Fork.
 c. c. Timson, former resident of
 Flagstaff, is spending few days in town.
 J. Lyon, the wool buyer, shipped two carloads of wool from Ash Fork
 Wednesday.
 Babbitt Brothers have something
 special to say to the ladies this week.
 Read their ad.
 James May, the Williams wool grow CT, was in town Tuesday, the first
 time in several months.
 John Rodebaugh, who is now located in Williams, was in town this week, and reports town Us prospcring.
 Nearly 400 voters have already reg iStered in this precinct. Tnls is about one-half the qualified voters.
 The Prescott base ball club have siguitied that they will be here on July 5th to cross bats with Flagstaff nine.
 A number of patented and unpat- ented ranches for sale; some of the best range in the country for sheep or cattle. W. G. STEWART.
 R. L. ElIsey, formerly night operator at this place, was in FlagstaI Sunday. He is now day operator ut Prescott Junction.
 N. G. Layton returned Friday last from prospecting tour near Cedar Ranch, and he is now busy registering l the voters of this precinct.
 J. c. Martin, editor of the Journal l Miner and register of the land office at l Prescott, was a passenger on Tuesdays No. 4, bound for Albuquerque.
 Al Doyle and family have moved up into the San Francisco mountains. MT. | Doyle will soon have his trail com pleted to the top of the SIn Francisco peaks.
 Rev. N. F. Norton returned from his rip to his old home in Iowa on Friday asst, whither he was called several weeks since by the serious illness of lis father.
 Charles CanalI, the A. x P. line re- ,airer, has been making some needed 'hanges in the telegraph lines at the lepot this week, which IS a great inl- ,rovement on the old way of running he line.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. II. Watkins, of iingnan, are expected here to-m0r- ow. They will remain some time, md during their stay will be the guests If Dr.. J, NJ. Marshall aad Mr. and Irs. $. T. Elliott.
 A local prize fight took place at 'owell's opera house Saturday night 'etween Joe Cotton (colored) and d Iexican. IL is said tp have been cry interesting 'scrap," in which the 'eoon" finally vanquished his oppon- mt.
 s. E. Patton, proprietor of the Will. { ans opera house, was in town Satur- 1 lay buying lumber for q two-story ad- I ition to his opera house. When com 'leted the upper story will be used by , irand Canyon lodge, K. of F., as all.
 Sarsaparilla belongs to the smilax amily of plants, and is found very over the American continent; ut the variety that is richest in med rinal properties is the Honduras root, ' f which the famous Ayers Sarsapa- fila is made. t
 TOR SALE.-The dining room and : itchen furniture, together with all privileges connected herewith. This ' } fine opportunity for irst-class | ook to obtain a good business For nrther particulars enquire at the Del 1onte hotel, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 W. B. Dowd, of New York city, J rived on Saturday afternoon. Mir. :, ,owd will spend several weeks here 'ith his friend, Hon. J. V. Rhoades, manager of the Arizona Land & Cattle company, Mir. Dowd is member of ' he Union League Club of New York 'ity, and prominent Republican pol .ician of that city.
 A stock company under the name of q he Arizona Sheep Company has been I under the laws of New crsey, with capital of $l00,000 f he company will operate in Arizona, q 'ith their headquarters at Flagstaff, C nd they will begin operations within C he next month, and the concern will . all probability be the largest wool : nd meat producers in the Territory boston capital is interested in the com any, and J. II. Esteb will look after he interest of the concern in Arizona.