The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-14

leave next week for visit of several weeks with an aunt in Los Angeles. The Republican League will hold meeting next Monday night at which important business will be transacted. l Judging from the large stocks of merchandise now being received by our merchants, they expect a prosper ous year,
 The Flagstaff Building Association is now.prepared to build houses on the iustallment plan. I. Chrisman, agent, Del Monte Hotel.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will give Rainbow festival and sup per on Tuesday evening April 26th to which everyone is invited.
 The street in front of the Brannen block presents the appearance of a Kansas town, all kinds of agricultural implements being displayed.
 Flagstaff should be incorporated, either as village or town. It would largely enhance the value of property if Flagstaff was incorporated.
 Buy the Studebaker wagon. The best wagon on earth for the money. P. J. Brannen, Agent. More Stude- baker rigs sold in Flagstaff than all others combined.
 A town which claims fifteen hundred inhabitants, without some form of local government, Is not considered now-a- days as a very progressive one to pros pective investors.
 The Grand Lodge of l. o. O, F, met in Nogales on Monday. A banquet and ball will be given the delegates by the citizens of that place, and trip will be made to Guaymas.
 Y John Marshall and family, c. II. Mcclure and John D. Hott left Monday for trip to the Grand Canyon. Mir. Hoff will examine the Asbestos claims recently discovered there. /
 There will be candy pulling at Hoxworth's hall on Wednesday night, April 20th. Everybody is invited. The proceeds will go toward paying for the lots for the widow Bassett.
 A petition is being circulated asking for the appointment of Ralph H. Cam eron to be commissioner from Coconino county to the Worlds Columbian Ex- position. Ralph will no doubt obtain the appointment.
 WANrED.-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.
 H. c. Hovey, a representative of the Scientific American, made trip to the Grand Canyon this week. Mir. Hovey expressed his surprise that the many attractions of Flagstaff are not more generally known.
 Ed. Whipple is putting up the stage in Babbitt's hall. The stage is P feet deep, and will have three dressing rooms. This hall is the largest in Northern Arizona, and will be con- pleted within few weeks.
 Charles Cowell and the Sykes broth CTS left Yuma on the yacht Lightning Striker" for the Gulf of California. It is the intention of Mir. Cowell aud party to thoroughly prospect the penin- sula of Lower California. Sentinel.
 Ayers Hair Vigor is most excel lent preparation for the hair. l speak of it from experience. Its use pro- notes the growth of new hair, and makes it glossy and soft The Vigor is sure cure for dandruff. "-J. W. Bowen, editor Enquirer, McArthur, Chic.
 The board of supervisors have de- cided to sell the property owned by the county on Cortez street and build an addition to the court house. This addition is very much needed, as quar- ters can then be provided for all county officers in the building, and additional rooms will be provided up stairs for jury purposes. .-Journal-Miner
 Charles H. Schulz returned from Phoenix last week, where he has been for the past three months looking after his Gocks of sheep. The sheep raisers who went to the Salt River valley last winter were either heavy losers or came out even. Mir. Schulz's losses were very heavy, and he will not try the cactus covered valley of the Salt i next winter. He estimates his loss at $ll, 1000.
 Four prisoners were lodged at tue penitentiary this week from Coconino county. C. M. Palmer gets two years and six months for grand larceny and one year and six months for embezzle- ment; w. H. Bennett. on0 year for embezzlement; Joseph Macher and