The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-08-25

I The Republican county convention \ will be held in Babbitt's hall at 1 Io'clock P. m, on Saturday.
 Aspen street. between the bridges,
 is being put in such repair as to be passable during muddy weather. {, S. T. Elliott Geo. will have in few
 days their stock of woolens and gents
 furnishings. Wait and see our as-
 sortment,
 W. W. iTagerman is nursing a
 wounded hand, which came in contact
 with q saw on Friday last iu the Ari-
 zona Lumber Go. s mill.
 J. O., R, F. and Edgar Jones ac-
 cepted an engagement with the orchcs-
 tra of tho Stuttz New York Theatre,
 and left Sunday with the troupe.
 The cowboys of the Al Cattle Con-
 pany gave their annual ball at the
 Hart ranch last night. A good many Flagstailites were in attendance.
 Gentlemen; Our stock of woolens arc on the way and will be in next week, Come iu and select your suit.
 S. T. ELLIOTT 6 Co.
 T. A. Brown, formerly agent at this place, stopped over Saturday on his way from the east, where he had been called by the illness and death of his father.
 c. II. Fanchcr, of the A. & P. land department. was in town Tuesday He is looking up exhibits for the Albu. querque fair, and has gone 10 Prescott and other places west of here.
 FoR SALE.-Handsom new Groom residence and elegant furniture, in cluding fine Knabe piano. The above are offered at great bargain, as the parties have left town. Apply to A. H. Spellmire, at Rabbit Bros.
 M F. Losey. NJ. D., has an adver- tisement in this issue. The doctor has a wide reputation as specialist, and has visited other places in the terri tory, and he has successfully treated some of our prominent citizens.
 Some people are constantly troubled with boils--no sooner. does one heal than another makes its appearance. A thorough course of Ayers Sarsaparilla the best of blood purifiers, effectually puts an end to this annoyance We recommend trial.
 As the SUN has often said, the streets and alleys are full of filth, carelessly thrown there, and the remark made by strangers visiting the town is, What pretty town, but what dirty streets It is not much expense to clean up, Why not do it?
 On Monday night the tailoring os- .ablishment of S. T. Elliott & Co. was suit of clothes and couple of pair of pants satisfied the hief. Tuesday night the store of W. L. Dykes was entered and the money drawer broken open and Sl0 stolen.
 Messrs. Blake < Crosby, of Denver, were in town Saturday on business connected with the building of the ,melter at Needles. These gentlemen Jay that a tirst-class shelter will soon pc in operation at that place. A plant ,f this kind at that point will be of great benefit to all Northern Arizona.
 The Board of Supervisors have or iered nine ballot boxes from Geo. D. Barnard & Co. The boxes are cylin- lrical in form, and are made especi- lily for the Australian voting system. The voting booths are being made by Ed. Whipple. They arc made of can yas and wood, and of the dimensions 'equired by law.
 The Board of Trade held its regular meeting last night A com nittec was appointed to correspond with the eastern parties who desire to establish sanitarium here, and com nittee to secure grounds to be used as , camping place by the four companies of the 11th infantry which are coming nere next month, was appointed.
 Presbyterian church, Sunday, Aug nst 2S: Sabbath school at 10 a. m. service at Il a. m, when Rev. James A. Menaul, of Albuquer- que, is expected to preach. Young peoples society at ' p. m.; at 8 P. m. the pastor will deliver the fourth lec- ture in the Pilgrims Progress series. Everybody cordially invited.
 A letter has been received by Dr. D. J. Brannen from the commanding off, cer at Fort Whipple stating that four of the 11th infantry, com prising 175 men and 30 horses, would leave there on Tuesday, and arrive here in about ten days. They will march by the way of the Verde valley. After arriving here, they will camp near John Clark's ranch, north of town.