The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-21

NOllu AllAl ONh 4h'S -HN enN' otN' w. s. Peck has accepted the posi- ton of chief clerk at the Bank hotel. From and after May l.. 1892, Babbitt Bros, store will be closed on Sundays
 Attend Donald Downic's lectures at NJ. E. church April 3o May 2nd and Srd,
 T. E. Mithoif has reopcned his saloon in the new Daggs building op Railroad avenue.
 Chas. LaWall representing D, Auco- nia X Co.,, merchant tailors, will be in town for few days.
 Sam Black has sold his ranch two miles south east of town to the Arizona Lumber X Timber Go.
 T. E. Pulliam's new residence in the north end of town is almost completed and he will move into the same shortly.
 Charles Winnie, one of the Atlantic X Pacific train dispatchers at Williams paid the county seat Il visit Tuesday.
 l. Lyon, the wool buyer, arrived on Monday and will look after the inter- ests of an eastern wool firm during the season.
 A carload of agricultural implements consisting of everything in that line, will arrive in a few days at
 P. J. BRANNEN's.
 Robert Bell returned Tuesday even- ing from Phoenix, where he has been looking after his sheep interests during the past winter
 The Flagstaff Building Association is now prepared to build houses on the
 nstallment plan. l. Chrisman, agent, Del Monte Hotel. :"
 A rare treat for the people of Flag staff is the coming lectures, Napoleon, Japan and Around the World, by the celebrated Donald Downie.
 Buy the Studebaker wagon. The best wagon on earth for the money. | P. J. Branuen, Agent. More Stude- | baker rigs sold in Flagstaff than all ! others combined,
 WANTED. A position as teacher for summer months by young lady who has had three years experience in the Phoenix public schools. Can give first class references. Apply to Box 6, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Many people who pride themselves on their blue blood would be fare hap hier with pure qlood; but, while We cannot choose our. ancestors, fortunate ly, by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, we can transmit pure blood to our posterity.
 Deputy shel-iffs John Williams and Ed Wight, of Holbrook, who went af- ter Walter C.. Bell and John Reed, who escaped from the Apache county jail few weeks ago, landed them in the jail at St. Johns one day last week. They followed their men to Bluff City Utah and captured them near that place.
 The Board of Supervisors has ap- pointed A. F. Gibson road overseer in District No. 1, which embraces all of the town of Flagstaff north of the rail road. A. w. Kinzie has been appoint ed overseer in the ith District, which embraces the town of Flagstaff south of the railroad David Doze was made overseer of the Williams District No. 5, and Neut Lewis of District No. 9
 Presbyterian services for April 24th: Sabbath school and Pastors Adult Bible class at 10 a. m. Preaching at II a. m., subject The Sanctity of Vows" Young peoples socity at 6:3O p. m. Evening service at 7sS0 p, m, subject, Responsibility of Choice" Prayer meeting and Bible study every Thursday at 7;30 p. m, All are cor dially welcomed to our services. The pastor will be glad to welcome stran- gers, and to call at their homes, if they will notify him of their place of resi- dence.
 At the postoiiice this week Jules Baumann of Prescott, had one of his large views of tine Grand Canyon on exhibition. The view Is an excellent one, and is credit to both the artist and the canyon. It represents four views, including bird's-eye view of Flagstaff. Mir. Baumenn will have Photographic views taken from the drawing, and doubtless msay of our citizens will avail themselves of secur- ing a good view of the Grand Canyon. The picture has been forwarded to Albuquerque, where it will be placed on exhibition at the opening of the Commercial Club at that place.
 l.. c. Hughes editor of the Tucson Star, spent few hours in Flagstaff Wednesday. Mir. Hughes was on his way to Prescott to attend G. A. R. en-