The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-08-18
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

ADeSl 5.
 J. W. and Dr. R. M Francis shipped two fawn to Jamesport, Mo, yesterday
 It is said that another small saw mil plant will be put in operation herC soon,
 Flagstaff will be the summer resor of Arizona. Each year the number o visitors increases,
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spoutiug, done by HoNworth & Io.
 Four men were killed by prema turc explosion of blast on the Ash Fork road last Friday.
 J. II. Hoskins, Jr., cashier of the Arizona Central Bank, returned Tues day from trip to Denver,
 E. E. Booth, publisher of the Needles Eve, was in town yesterday shaking hands with his old friends here.
 The Board of Supervisors will meet next Monday, and will then fix the rate of taxation for the year 1892.
 HoUsE FoR RENT-Five rooms; good location, Apply to
 If WALTER J. HILL.
 The next session of the Territorial Worlds Fair Commission will be held in Flagstaff. The date is not given.
 DRESS MAKING.-A good fit and good work guaranteed at Mrs. Wheeler's, on corner north of Mrs. Primes. Tailor system used. Prices reasonable. s
 Messrs. Cameron, Gale and Berry are building a trail from their mine in the Grand Canyon to the rim. It is said that the trail when finished will maks the trip to the river and back a comparatively easy one.
 The Republicans of Apache county will hold their primary election on the 2srd and their county convention on the 27ih inst, to elect delegates to the Territorial Convention, to be held at Prescott on September s.
 if the ladies would abondon cosmet- ics ard more generally keep their blood pure and vigorous by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, naturally fair complexiOns would be the rule instead of the eXcep- tiou, as at present. Pure blood is the best beautiiier.
 ". G. Stewart, of the legal firm of Stewart & Doe, went to Prescott last Friday and returned Monday. While at Prescott he made application before Judge French for the release of Brog May on writ of habeas corpus. May was released on s1O,000 bond.
 Presbyterian church, Sunday, Aug ust 2l: Sabbath school at 10 a. III. morning service at II a, m.; subject, ..The Open Books" Young peoples meeting at D. m. At s P. m. the pastor will deliver the third sermon in the Pilgrims Progress series. All are cordially invited.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Flagstaff Board of Trade will be held in the library room on Wednesday night, August 2i. A full attendance of the members is expected. The pres ident of the board will appoint dele gates to the Wool Growers Conven- vion, to be held in Albuquerque on the l6th of September.
 T. R. Gabel, general superintendent of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, and o. F.. Faulkner, private secretary of President Manvcl, of the Santa Fe railroad, returned Sunday from trip to the coal fields northeast of this place. They went out by the way of Winslow. and were absent six days. 1t is prob able that railroad will be built to these extensive coal fields during the next year.
 A party of visitors to the Grand Canyon, composed of inc following ..yostlemen, returned Tuesday: C. II. .Specrs, assistant general freight and passenger agent of tho Atlantic X Pa cifie railroad at San Francisco; II. $. Van Slyek, general agent of the A. X p ot 4 lbuquerque; aud Col. J. F. Me Carthy. F. P. Gray and E. A. Mar .h,,, nronrinent residents of San Francisco. The party visited the cliff dwellings yesterday.
 The presence of an occasional travel inc representative of an Eastern or California tailoring establishment in our town for the purpose of soliciting orders for their houses, reminds us that there is in Flagstaff merchant tailor inc firm which can make clothing a little bit better than it can be done by foreign houses. There is nothing like supporting home industries, and our citizens should remember that the dollars sent away does not do the com munity here any good. Patronize home industries and build up your