The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-23

including roofing and spoutiug, don' by Hoxworth & Co.
 R The Board of Supervisors held n' meeting Monday, only one member and the clerk being present.
 The stockmen aud ranchers of thi: vicinity are anxiously awaiting tho coming of the rainy season.
 FoR SALE OR RENT--My residence, containing four largo rooms. For par ticulars apply to Max Salzman.
 NJ. J. Riordan and bride returned last Thursday night and are now domi- ciled in their pleasant home in Milton,
 The passenger trains from the east wero eight hours late Tuesday. The delay was caused on the Santa Fe, in Kansas.
 Frank Foster, of tho Grand Canyon Hotel Cedar Springs, and l. Chrisman, of the Hotel at the rim, were in town this week.
 Mrs. Borden. president of the w. c. T. U. of New Mexico, delivered series ,a, lectures here this week. She leaves fer Williams to-day,
 \ I'm, Knights of Pythias Lodge re- ,ceived their new regalia yesterday. The lodge paraphanalia will be of the finest in tn he Territory.
 Jas. O'Neill is making preparation to engage in the confectionery business. He Is putting up building on the lot .adjoiuing the Norris building.
 The Santa Fe will soon have their new folder containing matter relating to the Grand Canyon Stage route from this place, ready for distribution.
 The mail route between this place and Tuba City has been established and service will be put on the 18th of July. l.. DeCloss, of Tuba city has the con tract.
 F.. W. Baker, the celebrated photog- rapher of San Francisco, has arrived in town. He will have his tent up and will be ready for business on Saturday of this week.
 Dr. A. D. Smith, the Albuquerque dentist, owing to the large amount oi business, is compelled to remain few days longer. and can be found at the Bank Hotel.
 There were several days this week when the .soldest settler" of Flagstaff looked at the thermometer, turned red slowly away.
 The A. & P. railroad have issued a .circular announcing the sale of round arip excursion tickets between all sta lions on their line. at the rate of one f gre for the round tnp. Tickets good fro u July 2nd, to July 9th inclusive.
 si, yer is live weekly paper devoted to tbo interests of the ''white metal. The des 'gn of the head of the paper + upioue, ~ing printed in silver Tn paper used is of superior quality, thu whole mak. 'pg an elegant souvenir winch should be in the bands of al friends of Free Silver
 G. w. Beech sr. of Kingman, and Il. R. Lichthizer, of Phoenix. members of the Board of Railroad Commissioners, spent Saturday in Flagstaff. The Board of Trade held a special session and the railroad freight aud tariI ouestions were discussed. Flagstaff has, however, but little to complain of at present.
 Methodist Episcopal church services for Sunday, June 26: Sunday school at 10 a. m., preaching by pastor at Il q. m. Young peoples meeting at 2 p. m., and preaching at 8 P. m. Evening theme, 1.-The cleansing of the ten lep- ers." Strangers and everybody always welcome.
 Flagstaff I.odge, No. IA, I. o. G. T., heid their regular open session on Tuesday night. Their hall was crowd ed. and the assemblage was addressed on the subject of temperance by Rev. Father Dolje, Mrs. Borden and J. E. .JoDes. Ice cream and cake were served by the lodge after the addresses, aud the open session was pronounced a scecess by all who attended. The lodge has new organ and has money in its treasury and is increasing in membership at every meeting. ]