The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-02-11
Ghs Geronimo M'eekly Snn.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A. Humphreys, or rrcscott o"n'''on is in town to-day.
 A. II. Lovett, of San Francisco, spent Tuesday in Flagstaff
 George H. Cook is making a bushes; trip to Southern Arizona towns.
 E. NJ. Doe was in Gallup the early part of the week on legal business.
 John Derr is the only tailor that can make you a good fitting suit of clothes
 Richards & Pringles minstrels arc billed to show in Williams this evening,
 George H. Warren, representing the Denver Times, was among our callers this week.
 Hon. James H. Wright came in on last evenings train from Prescott, on legal business.
 Company "T' N. G. A, will soon hold an election for the purpose of se- lecting a captain.
 J. E. Jones made trip to Needles this week on legal business.
 E. S. Wilcox left yesterday for Bax- ter Springs, Kansas, being called to the bedside of his sister, who is danger ously ill.
 Don't fail to see the Flagstaff souv, enir spoons, made of Arizona silver at the jewelry store of Cook x Lee Price $500.
 NC, Layton, who started for the Grand Canyon on prospecting trip some time since, was still ''snowed in at Cedar ranch at last accounts.
 W. c. Bayless returned Sunday from a trip to Prescott Junction. He re- ports a snowfall of three inches at that place, and all kinds of stock as looking fine.
 The thermometer has been getting below zero again this week Monday night it reached 9 degrees below, and Tuesday night it reached l6 below. Last night it registered above.
 Bear in mind that the Young Peo- ple's Society of the Presbyterian church give their orange festival at Babbitts hall next Wednesday evening. Some very Interesting features are promised For the first time in over two months the Coconino cornet band held prac- tice meeting last Monday evening It sounded somewhat natural to hear the band playing, and we hope to hear 1t Oftener.
 HI. Fancher, the Atlantic X Paciflc land agent for this vicinity, will re- main in Albuquerque until next week. Mrs. Fancher and children left to-day to join him, and will remain until MT. Fancher's return.
 Rev. Father Dolje returned from his trip to the southern part of the terri tory on Friday last. He was accom- panied by the Hennesey brothers, two young men from Tucson, who will re- main here some time under his tutor ship.
 With snow from thu ee to twenty-five feet deep all over the San Francisco mountains there will be plenty of water for several seasons to come, and consequently our stock raisers have every reason for anticipating profit able year.
 For the restoration of faded and gray hair to its original color and freshness, Ayers Hair Vigor remains unrivaled. This is the most popular and valuable toilet preparation in the world; all who use it are perfectly satisfied that it is the best.
 CoconinO sheep men who remained in the country adjacent to the San Francisco mountains have had but few losses in their hocks, but those who left early in the season for the south- ern ranges have had heavy losses, and the majority of them will look for ranges nearer home hereafter. The recent heavy rains in the southern part of the territory will be the means of saving the flocks that have been driven to that section.
 Beginning with the 24th of this month, the Epworth League will give a series of social entertainments on the fourth Wednesday of each following month. The object of the league Is to provlde social amusement for the young people of Flagstaff, and the hearty support of both old and young is re- auested and expected to make this new departure success. The special feat ,res of the first of the series will be announced in our next issue. Don't fail to see 1t.
 Sunday afternoon D, L. shipley, agent of the Navajo Indians, and Dep, uty U. S. Marshal Gray brought in Jose Romero and Francisco Abeytie from Apache county, on charges of stealing horses from the Navajo reser'