The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

last Saturday iu Flagstaff.
 J. Salzman and wife, of Williams,
 were visitors to Flagstaff this week.
 T. R. Gabel, superintendent of the
 A. & P. railroad, spent last Sunday in
 in Flagstaff.
 A party of Flagstaff people will visit the Grand Canyon next week, to be
 gone ten days.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work, including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Fiedle.
 Eastern styles in millinery at the Ladies' Bazaar; Halls collar form; perfumes, cosmetics, notions. Call. V
 Great preparations are being made here for the Fourth, and every indica- tin points to grand success of the celebration.
 The circus tents yesterday produced the usual palpitations in the small poys' hearts, as well as in some of the more mature children.
 D. NJ. Riordan returned on Saturday last. He is much improved in health, and will remain a few days. when he will return to San Francisco.
 T. L. Schultz, representing the Ari- zona Mining Repmt and the Prescott Courier, was in town this week in the interest of the above journals.
 I have established public shearing and dipping corral at tVolunteerSprings Ranch, Bellemont, Arizona. Terms reasonable. w. J. HILL, propr.
 Father Ferrari, the well-known Cath. ollie priest, formerly in charge of this parish, spent several days here this week. He is now located at Fl Paso
 Twenty car loads of cattle were ship 1 ped from this place yesterday. The shipment was made by John Hicks and T. J. Eamans, and goes to Kansas as feeders.
 A number of Moqui Indians were in town Monday after lumber for building on their reservation. The lumber is furnished by the Arizona Lumber Co.,, an ten wagon loads were taken out on this trip.
 It is stated that Williams is prepar- ing for grand celebration on the Fourth. This is proper, patriotic move, though Flagstaff had hoped to entertain its neighboring hamlet on that occasion.
 A car load of chickens, ducks, pig cons, guineas, etc., passed through from the east toward California on Tuesday evening They were being retailed out along the road to parties wishing to add to or improve their stock of breeders.
 A box of Ayers Pills has saved many A fit of sickness. When remedy does not happen to be within reach, people are liable to neglect slight ailments, and. of course, if serious illness follows they have to suffer the consequences. "A stitch in time saves nine"
 The Board of Supervisors held a meeting on Tuesday last, at which the clerk was instructed to advertise for the sale of the $500 worth of bonds of school district No. ? (Williams). Adjournment was then taken until next Tuesday, when the Judges, Inspectors and Clerks for the coming election will be appointed.
 The band boys say that their dance on the Fourth will eclipse anything in the social line ever before given here, and their theatrical performance on the might of the 9th will display his toronical and stage ability equal to many of the travelling troupes. The boys should receive patronage com ( mensorate with the efforts they are putting forth.
 J. NJ. Moore, of Prescott, was in town Saturday and Sunday, on his way { to the Grand Canyon on prospecting trip. Mir. Moore is in search of one |, of the lost Spanish mines which are | supposed to be somewhere in the mountains northeast of Flagstaff, and { it is hoped he may be more successful in his search than the prospectors who have preceded him.
 The Atlantic & Pacific Employees { Building Association have made their first assessment on the stock, and now , have several thousand dollars in the . treasury. The contract has been let ' for the building of ten four-room cot { taoes, five in Winslow and five in Will jams. An Albuquerque contractor has the contract for the completion of the [ first lot of cottages, which will be of brick, and they will cost not to exceed l $500 each.
 Presbyterian church, June f2: This Sabbath will be observed as "Child- I ren's Day" At II q. m. the pastor [ ...:I1 ,,raoob q, earn,np in wnru uiuI-