The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-28

of Good Templars, gave free lectur on temperance at the M. E. Church O
 Wednesday night. Mir. Stone is a
 eloquent advocate of the cause of ten
 perance.
 A lodge of Knights of Pythias wa
 organized at Williams last nigt. Tn
 new lodge has large membership an
 starts out under very favorable circum
 stances. T. J. Coalter andF. w. Payn
 of this place, attended the installatio ceremonies.
 A special train of Pullmans contain ing the members of the Internationa
 League of Press clubs passed througl
 here Monday night on their way eas from a jaunt through California. w W. Bass of Williams escorted then trough Arizona.
 Last evening at o'clock, Rev. N. F
 Norton performed the last sad rites fo
 the infant of Mir. and Mrs. Nj. A
 Black. It was pretty child of abou
 two months and the parents feel yer,
 bad over their loss, as this was thei
 only child! They have the sympathy of the entire community. ..'
 A correspondent of the Journal-Mi' uer from Cooley's Ranch, Apache coun' ty, says: 1.-The postmaster general has established a postoflicc at Pinetop, Apache county, and Mir. Edward E. Bradshaw of that place has received his commission as postmaster.
 Mir. J. A. Lamport and bride are ex- pected to arrive in Flagstaff Saturday. Mir. Lamport' was married at Leroy, Minn., to Miss Ada Mason of that place. The many friends of Mir. Lam- port gladly welcome him and his fair bride to Flagstaff.
 The telegraph office at Snowflake is open for business. Master Horace Fish, boy II years of age, son of Jo- seph Fish of Holbrook has been ap- pointed operator in charge. He is the only civilian operator on the military line running from Holbrook to Wilcox, and probably the youngest operator in charge of an office in the territory, but '.he is daisy"
 60 The Albuquerque Democrat says St. Johns, Arizona, affords a splendid loca- ton for some young bright lawyer who may wish to locate somewhere in the west and establish good practice. It is deslred, however, by the citizens of St. Johns that the lawyer be dem- ocrat in politics.
 Don't experiment with you health. You may be sure of the quality of your even if you have to take much of your food upon trust. Ask your druggist for Ayers Sarsaparilla, and no other. It is the standard blood purifier, the most effective and eco- 
 Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. o. G. T. elected the following officers at the regular meeting held Tuesday night: Mrs. A. S. Alvord Lodge Deputy. Lewis Goforth, Chief Templar; Miss Nellie Mckinley, Vice Templar; Ali Boulden, Secy.; Mrs. M. A. Green, John Welsh, Marshall; Ollie Axtell, Guard; Willie Ashurst, Senti- lel; w. l.. Van Horn, Past Worthy Chief Templar.
 The Board of Supervisors met on Sat irday last and audited the Tax collec- ,ors account and received the delin- ,uent tax list. The tax list is some- what lengthy one, and it is probably hat but little of the property will be delinquent when court meets. The Board have decided to pay all bills hereafter. The contract for ,urying the indigent dead of the coun- .y was awarded to Ed. Whipple. His oid being $22.
 The Santa Fe railroad has just con- Dleted line in California, which is . novelty in railroad construction, as it orms complete kite shaped track rom Los Angeles through the San Gabriel valley, San Bernardino and Redlands and back by way of Riverside md Orange to Los Angeles, the trains around continuously. The iue reaches some oi the most pictures lue spots in Southern Ca.iiOrnia and l.lords q ride of l60 miles among the orchards and vineyards.
 In last issue The Eye mentioned the visit here of Mir. T. G. Norris, the attorney, who came for the purpose of renting house in which to move his family for the remainder of he winter. He failed to rent de- ,irable place, but being so favorably with our glorious climate, le concluded to purchase property lere to give him permanent winter nome. The place is that of Mir. Jas. which is one of the best To- ,alities in the town, and Mir. Norris md family will soon arrive here and .akc possession, Ncdlcs Eye.