The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-05-19
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 BoRN.-In flagstaff, May Is, 1892. to the wife of James A. Vail, daugh- ter,
 A handsome large sign now adorns the front of Henry Hellor's blacksmith shop.
 , Barber Winns, . young man from Deming, N. M., has secured position l-with John Abeel.
 Bab6itt Brothers are putting down a new sidewalk iu front of the recently built store rooms.
 Wm, Black returned from Los Ange- les Tuesday, where he has been spend- ing several weeks.
 ! All kinds of sheet iron and tin work, including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Fiedle.
 c. F. Babcock this week had new sign painted on the front of his saloon building on Railroad avenue.
 The funeral of Mrs. Huffman will take place at 8 p. m. to-day, having been postponed from 10 a. m. Messrs. Rhoades, Wing and Doe left yesterday for ten days fishing and hunting excursion to Oak Creek.
 John Hovey, the father of the child burned to death on Tuesday night, arrived from Ash Fork yesterday. William Morris left yesterday for Strong City, Kansas, in charge of Eamans & Hicks shipment of cattle.
 Mrs. Vim. J. Connors, of Yuma, arrived yesterday to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. M. J. Huffman, to-day.
 k. II. Cameron arrived from Yuma Tuesday, and will spend a few days here. Ralph speaks highly of Yuma and its prospects.
 Frank J. Fouke this week purchased the plumbing and gas-ftting business of B. 0. Bayless, and is now prepared to fill all orders in that line.
 W. K. Meade, of Tombstone, has been appointed Worlds Fair Commis- sioner from Arizona, vice Wm. Zechen- dorf, removed from the Territory,
 T. J. Eamans and John Hicks shipped yesterday sixteen carloads of cattle from this place to Strong City, Kansas, where they will be fed some- time before they will be placed on the market.
 A spur is being put in about a mile west of Cosnino, on the A. x P. rail- road, for the use of the Arizona Lum- Der and Timber Company. They will get large supply of logs from that point for their mill here.
 Mrs. w. c, Bayless, while returning from her fathers ranch in road cart yesterday, was thrown from the cart by one of the wheels striking a rock. Mrs. Bayless was badly bruised by the fall but luckily no bones were broken.
 Never had preparation a more ap- propriatc name than Ayers Hair Vigor. When the capillary glands become en- feebled by disease, age, or neglect, this dressing imparts renewed life to the scalp, so that the hair assumes much of it's youthful fullness and beauty.
 The members of the Coconino cornet band have decided to give grand ball at this place on the evening of July Fourth. Those who attended the ball given by this organization last Fourth have not forgotten the good time had, and the bal! this year bids fair to be even a greater success than the last.
 Rev. Robert Coltman, NJ. D., pastor of the Presbyterian church, has been invited by Ransom Post, No. 4, G. A. R., to deliver the memorial sermon on Sunday morning preceding Memorial Day. Rev. Coltman has consented to comply with the wishes of the mem- bers of Ransom Post, and will deliver q sermon appropriate to the occasion on Sunday morning, May go.
 A. Yankovich, of Buda Pest, Hun gary, is visitor in Flagstaff. Mir. Yaukovich is here for tha purpose of visiting the Cliff and the Cave dwcllers and the Grand Canyon. Members of the Geological Congress from European countries who visited this vicinity in September last have, since their return home, excited great deal of interest throughout their respective countries by their accounts of the varied wonders existing in this vicinity.