The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-06

The board of supervisors havo decid-
cd to pay no more wild animal boun-
ties. 1t is wise decision.
Rev. j. R, Cooper, of Lake City,
Colorado, will preach at the Presby-
terrain chur3h on Sunday morning and
evening.
Mary, daughter of c. NJ. Funston,
fell from the sidewalk near the Sun
office Sunday evening aud broke her
arm near the wrist.
The Prescott aud Arizona Central
railroad refuse to pay their taxes to
Iavapai county, They claim that the
tax rate is illegal.
If every citizen of Flagstaff would
take an interest in improving his prop
erty we would, in n few years, have
the finest looking town in the serritory.
II. s. and Fred Timmins, and j. H..
Tohrer, Of Trinidad, Col, are here on
a hunting and fishing outing, and they
will remain several weeks. They
brought several burroS.
L. II. Tolfree, Of Bakersfield. Cal,
arrived this week, and will take charge
of the Grand Canyon hotels. He was
joined here by his wife and two daugh-
tiers, who have been visiting in Chicago.
John 0. Foster. who killed old man
Zelliner, the sheepherder, in Ash Fork
a few weeks ago, and who was tried
last week at Prescott for murder. was
found guilty and was sentenced for life
in the territorial prison by Judge Haw-
kins.
Rev. Robt. Goldman, NJ. D., has been
appointed Presbyterian Missionary for
Wyoming, and he will be located in
Cheyenne. During his residence here
Rev. Coltman made many friends, ann
they will be pleased to learn of his APP
pointment to larger field Of useful
ness.
A soft, fair skin is the rusult of pure
blood and Il healthy liver, to secure
which, Ayers sarsaparilla is the supe-
rior medicine. Ladies who rely upon
coSmcticG to beautify their complex
ions, should make a note of this, bear
ing in mind that they can't improve up
on nature.
W. l.. Van Horn, the genial cashier
of the bank of Tempe, who has been
visiting at Chicago and other eastern
points of interest, returned this morn
ing. He brought his bicycle back with
him. The machine accompanied him
everywhere and it now looks as If ii
had seen good service. News.
The board of supervisors are in ses.
sion this week. F. L. Rogers was
called to Los Angeles on Saturday, but
he is expected to meet with the board
today, when the work of equaliza,
ton of the assessment roll will com
mence, and it is expected that a num-
Der Of names will be added to the roll,
Sufferers from chills and fever, who
have used quiuine as y remedy, will
appreciate Ayers ague cure. This
preparation, if taken according to d.
rections, is warranted q sure cure. Res
idents in malarial districts should not
be without it.
When the hair begins to fall out Of
turn gray, the scalp needs dOctol'ing
and we know of no better specific thai
Halls Vegetable Siciiau dair Remover
Sheriff Lowry Sunday started 10
Yuma with the following prisoners
John o. Foster, murder, life sentence
Dan West, assault with deadly weapon
one year; w. r. Evans, assault witt
| deadly weapon, three years; j. Z
Howard, obtaining money under falls
pyetenscs, one year; Ben Martin, gran'
l larceny, one year; Matt Troutman
. manslaughter, five years; d. c. Whit
I taker, manslaughter. seven years
Courier.
The Albuquerque National ban
I failed to open their door on Monda
, morning. The bank officials stat
suspension is only temporary and tina
, they will resume business in fey
DAYS. sTreasarer Cornish had $3.50
of Coconino'u mohey deposited in th
bank. Whether the bank resumes q
not, depositors will be paid in full. Th
l New Mexico Savings bank, an anne
: to the Albuquerque National, ais
I closed its doors, in order to prevent
y run.
y The experience of nearly ever
= county, town or community which h;
:, been through the writc-up period wit
" outside publications has been that
general the thing don't pay. The be
le possible write-ups that any place ca
l. have are those in the regularly pu
s. lished papers Of the l"crlity, Inspire
le. by decent support and encourage
by those interested in the developme
tn of the country. No better gauge