The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31

Asa Clark has opened a second hand store in the building recently occupied by Mrs. Brown as millinery store.
 P. c. Aston, in order to accom- modate his increasing business, has added another room to his harness shop.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Bray returned from their trip to the east on Monday They had a fine time and Mrs. Bray is much improved in health.
 A carload of agricultural implements consisting of everything in that line will arrive in few days at
 P. J. BRANNEN's.
 Harry E. Blakeslee, cousin of Mrs. John Worries and a prominent wholesale and hardware dealer of Buffalo, N. r., spent several days in town this week. Mir. Blakeslee is accompanied by his mother.
 Deputy Sheriff Fairchild returned last Thursday from Creede, Colo. He brought back with him "Fatty" Maher, who burglarized Rabbit Bros store last fall and who escaped from jail here a few months ago.
 D. R. Prime is in from the Verde valley this week, and reports the out look for a large fruit crop as being better than for years. Grain is about all sown and the acreage put in is larger than last year.
 Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, A. F. X A. M, held its regular monthly meeting on Monday night. Regular meetings will be held hereafter on the first Saturday night of each month, more convent ent evening for members residing in the country.
 No medicine has had greater success in checking consumption, in its early stages, than Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It stops coughing, soOthes the throat and lungs, and induces much-necded repose. Hundreds have testified to the remarkable virtues of this prcpar- ation.
 Judge F.. w. Wells left for his home in Prescott on Tuesday. Judge Wells will hold a session of court in King man commencing on April 1. He will hold an adjourned session here on April 25, and will go from here to St. Johns where he will open court on April 27 The judge of the Fourth Judicial Dis trict is busy man.
 The long looked for ''beautiful snow arrived yesterday, and was welcomed by the stockmen who were afraid that there would not be a sulliciencY of water for sheep and cattle during the warm summer months; but the present snow fall will cause the tanks and natural reservoirs in the mountains to be filled to repletiOn.
 J. F. Daggs has commenced the erection of a frame building on his lots on Railroad avenue, east of Jule Aubin- eau's store. The old building occupied by Mithoff's place has been torn down. I he new building will be 40X6O feet, and when completed will be occupied by B,yless Bros. as barber shop and by T. F. Mithoff as saloon.
 The ba ud of tramps who broke into the cabin ol, T. J. COalter's ranch and stole a lot of bedding and clothing last week, were overtaken at Walnut and brought back to this place. They were taken before Justice Gibson and two of the band confessed to the theft. They were fined $55 each, and are now work inp out their fine on the streets.
 Dr. Daniel Dorchester, of Washing ton City, superintendent of Indian schoals, preached in the Presbyterian church on Sunday morning and in the Methodist church in the evening. The reverend doctor delivered two very in- teresting sermons to large audiences. Dr. Dorchester is on tour of inspec- ton to the Indian schools of the west and is accompanied by his wife. They were highly pleased with Flagstaff and its many attractions. S, \
 There is a conductor on the A. & F.. who is principally noteworthy for the absence of two natural qualifications, viz, hearing and politeness. Noticing the new stream that lately made its appearance from the San Francisco mountains, he asked of lQunger on the depot platform, what is the name of that creekP The stranger replied, River de Flag. The ticket puncher looked at him a second, with a scowl upon his countenance, and exclaimed in stentorian tone of voice, 'Instead of faging a river to find out its name I'll flag some other d. fool and see if he is as big chump as you are"
 Presbyterian church, April 3, 1892. Sabbath school and Pastors Adult Bible class 10 a. m. Morning seryice II n. m.. at which new members will