The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-14

AL Doyle returned from the Grand
Canyon on Sunday.
p. j. Brannen is contending with
an attack of la grippe this week.
Mrs. f. S. Clark of Prescott is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. p. G. Cornish.
Max Salzman paid our neighbors in
Williams visit the early part of the
days.
Chas. II. Schultz will leave thi,
week for Phoenix to look after his
stock interests.
Frank Owenby left this week for
Castle creek Hot Springs where he
will spend the winter.
Services are being held in the M. f.
church this week. Preaching nearly
every evening. all are welcome.
r. b. Burns resident engineer of the
A. & P. railroad, with headquarters at
Williams was in town on Sunday.
G. L. Smart is now in the southern
part of the Territory gathering materi-
al for the Arizona Business Directory.
A. G. Morse who has been confined
to his room for several weeks past
with an aggravated form of sorethroat
is slowly improving.
C. Il. Matthews has been appointed
general foreman of bridges and build
ings on the A. & P. railroad, with
headquarters at Williams.
Rev. G. Z. Pooler of Evanston, ILL.,,
w.'u preach in the NJ. E. church next
at IL a. m. Preaching and
revival .'erSices in the evening.
Rabbit Bros. are moving into their
new store room, and in few weeks
thew will be in running order in all
the various departments OF this store
Hon. George F. Thornton, OF Will
liams, left Tuesday foI Birmingham
Ala, where his wife is spending the
winter. Mr.. Thornton will return in
April.
A dentist from the east looking for
a location stopped over here one day
this week. After looking over the
field he concluded that one first class
dentist was enough for this section and
he continued his journey.
Walter Winsor, formerly employed
in The SUN office, has been confined t.
his room the past week with an attack
Of rheumatism. We are glad to state
the young man is on the improve, and
hope to see him able to be out again in
n few days.
If the Southern Pacific railroad COM
pany are going to build from Phoenix
north to some point on the A. & p.
would it not be a good idea for our
Board of Trade to take some action on
the matter towards inducing them to
come to Flagstaff.
The contract for the grading of
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix railroad
from Ash Forks to Prescott, has been
let to firm of Kansas contractors,
and the grading will be commenced
as soon as teams and implements can
be shipped to Ash Fork.
Rev. G. E. Pooler and family of
Evanston, ILL.,, are expected to arrive
in Flagstaff this evening. Rev. Pooler
is brother-in-law of Rev. Norton and
he came to take charge of Williams and
Winslow work. We give them a cor
dial welcome to our city.
With his thumb, boy Is said to
nave saved the Netherlands from inun-
dation. Many people have been saved
from the invasion of disease by bottle
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine
imparts tone to the system and
strengthens every organ and fibre of
the body.
A. &. Oliver to-day transmitted to
the Bank of California 81, 010, in pay
ment of the interest on the Yavapai
county redemption bonds. The annual
interest on our bonds amounts to $780,
900 per year, or nearly one-third Of
the entire expense Of the county
Journal Miner.
A. II. Beasley and T. A. Mithoff. re-
turned Wednesday afternoon. They
reached the Cedar ranch on their way
to the Grand Canyon, butwere unable
to proceed farther on account of the
deep snow. The party which proceed
ed them took another route and are
safe IN the canyon.
As each week rolls by information
of more reliable nature as to the
building of the Grand Canyon railroad
is received. During the past week one
of our citizens received private letter
from q prominent railroad official
which concluded with the following
significant sentence: "The Grand
Canyon railroad will surely be built"
We leave our readers to draw their
own conclusions as to the meaning of