The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-02-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

in Winslow this week.
 Mrs. S. T. Elliott left to-day for a visit with friends in Winslow.
 T. S. Bunch, district attorney of Apache county, was in town this week. !. A good stiff May breeze would soon dry up the mud and take of the snow,
 J, T. Boyles, of Williams. spent Saturday and Sunday in the county seat.
 A. c. Stout, an old-time Flagstatfite, but now resident of Jerome, is in town.
 Skating parties have enjoyed them selves on the ice ponds almost every night this week.
 If you want something hobby, new and stylish, you will always find it at P. J. Brannen's.
 Mrs. J. Baillic, who has been spend- inc the winter in this place, has gone to Jerome to join her husband.
 Frank Rumsey has resumed his posi- tion as chief blacksmith at the Arizona sandstone quarries, east of town.
 The postofflce at this place did thriving business Sunday and Monday, delivering and forwarding valentines.
 Copies of TIE CoCoNINo WEEKLY SUN can be obtained at Dr. Brannen's drug store and at John Abeel's news stand.
 Messrs. Ashurst and Marshall left Tuesday for their mines in the Grand Canyon. They expect to be gone un- til spring.
 James Lamport and bride arrived in Flagstaff last Saturday night; They were warmly greeted by their many friends here.
 An extra pillar has been placed in position in Bray's store, to support the floor of the Masonic hall, which has been settling this winter.
 The Catholic church at Winslow is nearly finished, It is neat, attractive edifice, and its erection is due to the efforts of Rev. Father Dolje.
 An engine went through the bridge just west of the Supia tank on Monday morning. The accident delayed the east-bound trains several hours.
 B. o. Bayless this week purchased <the interest of Ed Whipple in the plumbing and gas-fitting business, and is now sole owner of that business.
 J. II. Rumsey, who has been spend- ing the winter at Leavenworth, Kan sas, returned to his home in Flagstaff last Sunday, much improved in health,
 J. J. Donahue this week received from the East large new safe, of the latest patent, including burglar-proof vault, which has been placed in his saloon.
 Andrew Smith, superintendent of telegraph for the A. X F., was in Flag staff last Saturday, looking up the 4 matter of separate taxation of the A. X P. telegraph lines.
 We have noticed considerable i'm provement being made in the bachelor orrarters of friend Hagerman, in the old town. One would naturally sur mise that a wedding is on the tapis.
 "I have used Ayers Pills for the past 80 years. and am satisfied l should not be alive to-day had it not been for them. They cured me of dyspepsia when all other remedies failed. TT. P. Bonner, Chester, Pa. Ayers Pills are sold by all druggists.
 Sheriff J. w. Francis left for Salem, Oregon, o1> Monday evenings train, and expects to be absent about ten days. Meanwhile wrong-doers will be under the watchful eye of Deputy Sheriff Fairchild, while Jailor Pointer will care for those in the "cage."
 A bloody row took place in one of our saloons one night this week. One of tue participants had his nose badly "chawed" up, and another lost part of his ear and a piece was taken out of his cheek, There was no squealing done by any of the parties concerned, and 10 arrests were made.
 J. Guthrie Savage informs this office that an original pension was granted January 30, 1892, to Henry T. Will jams, of Camp Verde, to date from September 5, 1891. MT. Williams claim was received at the department on September 5, 1891, and adjusted and allowed in few days less than five months.
 The safes ordered some time since for the use of the various county off, cials. and which have been held here several weeks on account of differ ence in the freight rates agreed upon, will be placed in the county offices this week, the matter of freight having been settled as agreed by the shippers