The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02
Go to Millican for lime, Flagstaff.

Mrs. ". C. BaylSss left for Eurek Springs, Ark, Yestesday, and expect
 to be absent twelve months, \ I, Chrisman, the manager of th
 Grand Canyon hotel, onN the 'rim" C
 the Canyon. came in Wed pesday.
 Chas Canall, tho A. 6 Y. lile rt
 pairer for this division, retutcned Mor
 day from a trip to AlbuquerquN.
 The registration of voters is progress
 ing aud the registration will be a larg
 one for the first in Coconino cornty.
 The grading force on the Prescott &
 Phoenix railroad are now at work or
 the other side of Limestone Canyon.
 The rain of Monday was good one,
 and has started the grass to growing
 finely. The crop needed rain badly.
 c. R. Bayless of Prescott Junction
 came in Monday. MT. Bayless reports
 the sheep business az prosperous this
 year.
 J. J. Macguire has bought the interest of Jesse Howard in the blacksmith business on the south side of the rail- road track.
 An informal dance was given by our  young people at Powell's hall on last evening, which was well-attended and pleasant affair.
 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.
 E. E. Ellinwood left Monday on a business trip to Chicago. He will take time to visit Mrs. Ellinwood at Rock Creek, Ohio, and also attend the Dem- ocratic National Convention at Chicago, before his return.
 Eph Riley and Frank Armstrong, two old engineers on the A. & P. rail- | road, are now engaged in the butcher business in Colorado City, Col They are doing an excellent business and | like it better than railroading.
 J. k' Hurd, representing the Albu- lucrque Citizen, spent last week in in the interests of his paper. Mr. Hurd is an excellent descriptive writer and his paper will contain number of letters of interest concerr ng Flagstaff.
 Invitations are out for the marri soe f Miss Mary Elizabeth Metz, of Gin innati, Ohio, to Mir. Michael .',ames 'iordan, of Flagstaff. The eer emopy ill take place on Tuesday. J, me Eth. S:S0 a. m., in the HLy Family | hurch, Price Hill, Cincinnati
 FOR SALE.--The dining room and itchen furniture, toge che with all rivileges connected tller ,with. This
 a fine opportunity for a frst-class ,ok to obtain gooU 'ousiness For 'rther particulars eu qu ire at the Del lonte hotel, Flagst9 fl. Arizona. The vocal organ3 are strengthened the use of Ayers C herry Pectoral. lergymen, lawy CTS, singers, actors. ,d pablic speakers if nd this prepara- on the most effectiv' remedy for irri- .tion and weakness of the throat and ngs, and for all affections of the 'cal organs.
 Clarence Spellmir e, son of A. H. 1ellmire of Rabbit Bros, arrived this eek from Kanss as City, Mo. The 'ung man was formerly connected lth the mercan tile house of Wolff ros. of Kansas City, and he has &C., pted position in the dry goods de- Irtment of BaB,Jitt Bros.
 Thos. Hughe. editor of the Albu- { Ierque Citizen, and who has been at nding the SC ssion of the National l iitorial Assoc iation held in San Fran { geo, returned home Saturday morning. l r. Hughes sa, IS that the editors were ( tertained ip every place visited in I 'lifornia in d handsome manner. A baggage car, loaded with Southern 'lifornia pr oducts, was attached to }. 4 pass eng ,er train yesterday. The ntents of the car were cactus of ferent vaI ieties, oranges and fruit ses and vegetables, all from the 1, cinity of Lordsburg, Los Angeles 1, unty, and they will be placed on ex- bition in Chicago.
 The electi on of officers for the en. :, ing term for Flagstaff Lodge No. II, T. 0. 0. F., was held on last Saturday |, ght and resulted in the following l., oicc: w. W. Hagerman, N. G.; Jas. |, Treat, " G.; Henry Heller, Sec'y;l E. Ellinw ood, Treasurer. The in- :, lllation of officers will take place on :, e first Saturday in July. ?, The Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. z, we couple of young Arizona eagles s, a cage near their office. The young A rds of Freedom were captured at lnyon Diallo about month ago by Mexican, who gave them to Harry lfnp uyho ,Hrnso,fnI ,Lo~.