The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-10-20
Mr. and Mrs. G A. Bray have nov ed into the new residence of John Neal.


 house a very becoming shade of yellow which he will probably change 10 re' if the election goes his way. Whatever may be the cause of blanch ing, the hah' may be restored to its or igional color by the, use of that poten remedy, Halls Vegetable Sioilian Hai Remover.
 J. B. Thomas, an invincible Repub lican, is in from his sheep ranch thi' week, imparting some of his enthusi asm to his co-workers in the Repub lican cause.
 Harry Jacoby and Tom Pulliam, two of Flagstaff's enterprisiug young men have commenced the construction of ( business house next to c. II. Clark. grocery, which they will fit up for q saloon, The boys are rustlers and vii succeed.
 The residence of Chas. F. Babcock, near Powell's Hall, burned last Satur. day night, with nearly all the con. tents, The house was new one, and a very neat, tasty residence. The fire was caused by defective flue. Loss about $1, 200,
 Between disease and the many cheap preparations which are palmed off un- der thenam of blood purifiers, take your chances with disease, until you can procure Ayers Sarsaparilla-the only reliable blood purifier. Sold by al, ll,druggists and dealers in medicine.
 N. G.. Layton has been in rather hard sittck for year or so past, but his adversities have in uo wise affected his good. qualifications for the office of probate judge. He is making straight forward, manly campaign, and will have a chance to prove his efficiency as an officer.
 The law firm of Norris & Eltinwood seems at present to be largely engaged in politics. The senior member of the firm is candidate for councilman-at- large on the Democratic ticket, while the good-looking junior is rustling to come in good second against Harry Zuck in tue race for the district attor- ney's office.
 Chas. F. Blum, an employe of the Santa Fe railroad, committed suicide last sunday night, in Albuquerque, by cutting his throat with razor, and gashiug himself on other parts of his body. Then to make his ghastly job doubly sure, he shot himself three times with a 3s Smith X Wessou pistol, once in the neck, and twice in the mouth. He was 28 years of age. and member of theI. 0. OF. No reason is assigned for his deplorable act.
 The Catholic Fair will commence in Babbitt's Hall on Monday evening next, continuing four nights. A varied programme will be presented and a a.sood time guaranteed to all. The opening address will be made by Dr, Biannen, on the evening of the 2ith, Columbus Day, and the pro- gramnie for that evening will treat of well-known historical scenes connected with the discovery of America. inter spersed with historical songs. Let everyone attend.
 II. Warren, who represents the Az tee Clttls Go, which owns 100000 acres of land in Arizona, spent Thurs day of last week on the north side m Bent coanty, Colo, with George Clos sen, making apr nyement' to feed 2 large bunch of cattle the coming winter He arranged with Mr. C'o' son to pty s3.5) a ton fir alf,lft in stack and have shelter and water fur. nishcd the cattle, all expense to b. bone by the c'ttia co nptny -SCoik grower,
 U. s. Fish Commission Car No. 3 game in on Monday evening, attached to No. 1, in charge of Capt. Giles Lam- son. messenger for the U. s. fish com mission. Many people in thls vicinity were consig iees of the fnny freight, and in this connection it may be well to remark that the present fish commis- siouer for this territory, WalterJ. Hill, is the only one who in that capacity has done as much good service for northern Arizona. Mir. Hill has attended faith fully 10 the wants of everyone in this line, and is entitled to the thanks of the community.
 The Tombstone Prospector, Mark Smith paper, has the following fair and courteous words for W. G. Stew art, who recently spoke there: "Mr. Stewart spoke for over two hours, and was listened io with close attention llrnnyhnut. He is of nervous dispo.