The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-08-18

| Mrs. J. E. Fitzpatrick left last Thurs
 day for visit to friends in the east, J. w. Sullivan, the cattleman ol
 Chino valley, was in town Saturday, 1 Mrs. c. A. Bray returned Saturday
 from visit among Prescott friends.
 D. NJ. Riordan left for San Francisco
 on Tuesday, to be absent several weeks. J. L. Todd is building an addition
 to his residence in Braunen's addition.
 J, W. Ross is in from the woods
 this week and will spend few days here.
 The Flagstaff base ball expect to go to Prescott next week to play the club there,
 The A, & P. railroad have made a rate of one cent per mile to the Albu- querquc fair.
 A, T. Cornish has put pipe into his soda water factory and now gets water from the railroad tank.
 J. C. Newman, former well.known Flagstailite, is now located at Fort Lewis, Colorado, and is doing well there,
 s. T. Elliott &Co. will have in few days their stock of woolens and gents furnishings, Wait and sec our as- sortment.
 A certain A. X P. conductor makes q number of signals not down in the code, when his train passes through the west end of town.
 w. G. Henry returned yesterday from prospecting tour south of here, and is awaiting returns from samples of ore sent to the assay office.
 Gentlemen Our stock of woolens are on the way and will be in next week. Come in and select your suit.
 $. I. ELLIOTT X Co.
 The meeting on Saturday night to take action in regard to repairing the old town spring, was slimly attended and nothing was done by those present.
 c. Osbon has obtained patent on an improved washing machine, Mir Osbon has sold a number of his ma chimes and they give good satisfaction.
 The Williams News is the latest journalistic venture in Coconino county, J. F. Michaels is editor and publisher. The SUN wishes the nov venture sue cess.
 Wm. Fain, a respected citizen of who has been in Sulphur Springs, Arkansas, several weeks for his health, returned Monday, greatly | improved.
 Sheriff Francis Tuesday received telegram that the robbers who on the lth inst, held up tie Southern Pacific rain near Collis, Cal, were coming his way, and to look out for them.
 J. J. Macguire and Frank Germain lad their examination before Justice Gibson on Tuesday. They were bound 1ver to await the action of the Grand Jury in the sum of $250, and are now n jail in default of bail.
 An interesting letter descriptive of rip in China appears on the first page ,f this issue. It is from the pen of Dr.. Robert Coltman, Jr,, who is sta .ioned at Chefoo, China, as physician 70 the Presbyterian mission at that place.
 The San Francisco papers had a account of the disappear ,nce of Judge Henry Schaefer from hat city, The probability is that the Judge has not disappeared to any ex- .ent and that he will turn up all right h few days.
 Jerry Millay, prominent citizen of Phoenix, who has been visiting the Grand Canyon and other points of in- crest in this vicinity, left for home to- lay by way of Oak Greek and Prescott. Mir. Millay is delighted with the climate Jf this section.
 Ayers Hair Vigor restores color and vitality to weak and gray hair, Through | It's healing and cleansing qualities, it the accumulation of dandruff | md cures scalp diseases, The best hair dressing ever made, and by far the most economical.
 The saw mill known as the Enter prise mill,n owned by the Arizona Lumber and Timber Co.,, is being moved to point near Fort Rickerson, and the timber will be cut from q sec ton of the Arizona Cattle Co.'S land J. K. Treat will have charge of the mill.
 James Grace was before Justice Gibson on Monday on the charge of cash on forged orders. He in- ducod J. J. Donahue to cash what pur- ported to be an order on George ID l;.. fo,. ete hut which uroyed to