The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-09-07
Luscious peaches at Geo. H. Coflin's.

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 Miss Annie Ross left Saturday for Ash Fork to take charge of the public school at that place.
 G. A. Ringwald, who has been en- i gagged in the saddiery business here for the past year, left last week for Yuma.
 E. F. Greenlaw has purchased the Brown residence in Challender, and will move his family to that place next month.
 Mrs. T. s. Bunch and Mrs Scarbor- ouSh, who have been visiting relatives here, left for their home yesterday morning.
 George F. Sands, the stenographe:, of Prescott, was passenger on No. 1, Sunday, bound for his old home in New York.
 James A. Pitts has position with the A. & P. at Needles. His wife and child expect to join him at that place in about two weeks.
 David Babbitt and family, and Will Babbitt left Monday night for the Worlds Fair, and visit to their old home in Cincinnati.
 David aud Robert Finnie left Tues day morning for q visit to their old home in Cauada. They will also take iu the Worlds Fair.
 There is no excuse for any man to appear in society with grizzly beard since the introduction of Buckingham's Dye, which colors natural brown or black.
 The Coconino Lumber Go. have closed down their mill at Challender for thirty days, and many of their em- ployes are spending thelr vacation in Flagstaff.
 Thos. Howe, who has been intending to visit Chicago ever since the opening of the Worlds Fair, left for that city Tuesday morning. He expects to be absent about two weeks.
 Sheriff Campbell, of Apache county, brought from Texas this week a man named Rudd, who is charged with horse-stcalng. Inc crime was com mitted several years ago.
 Harry Hoxworth and wife, and Mrs. George Hoxworth left Saturday for the Verde. They expect to be absent two weeks, and will put in their time put ting up fruit for winter use.
 A horse belonging to E. s. Wilcox caused considerable excitement yester- day morning by running away. In his mad race the animal knocked down fences, and was finally caught near the mill.
 Baron Faukenhausen, while visiting the Cliffs on Saturday last, had the good fortune to kill two wild turkeys. The Baron presented the birds to Land lord Coulter, who gave his guests turkey dinner Sunday.
 A regular meeting of the board of school examiners for COCOnino county was held Monday. The following ap- plicants appeared before the board: Miss E. R. Baker, Miss Sallie S. Gib- son, Miss Olive Welch and Miss Anna Brothers.
 The chances arc that we will have better nail service ip the future be- tween this place and Prescott. The Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad have secured the contract for carrying the mail between Prescott and Ash Fork.
 Probate Judge E. J. Babbitt issued during the week marriage licenses to the following parties Howard Jordan, age 25, and Carrie Reamy, age IS, both of ChaiIender; James C, Phelan, age 9, and Myrtle Dickinson, age 16, both of Williams.
 J. x. Cohcnour, under sheriff of Mo- have county, was in town Saturday, serving subpoenas on some of our citi- zens, wanted as witnesses in the case of HoIlistcr ys. Selsor. The suit is brought against Sclsor for having sold property under attachment.
 Ayers sarsaparilla is one of the few remedies which are recommended by every school of medicine. Itsstrcngth purity and efficacy are too well estab- lishcd to admit of doubt as to its supe- riority over all other blood-puriliers whatever, Ayers sarsaparilla leads all.
 The total valuation of ali taxable property on the tax roll of this county for 1893 amounts to $2, 355, ,9j0.67, and at & ou $lO0 valuation ought to bring into the county treasury $7O,67S.52. Clerk of the Board ofSHpervisors C. A. Bush has the tax roll ready to turn over to Collector Cornish
 c. E. Day, of Los Angeles, who was in charge of the Chamber of Commarcc excursion stopped oyer here yesterday, l