The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-09-14

Major D. NJ. Riordan made trip tt Ash Fork and return Tuesday.
 Tom Montgomery, the Los Angele. cattlebuyer, arrived yesterday.
 Mrs. Pendly, of Arkansas, mother ot Mrs Henry Pierce, arrived last night
 Stop that cough by using Red Cross Cough Syrup. Sold at Brannen's drugstore. c. H Coble, bookkeeper for the Ari. zoua Lumber Co.,, left last nigth. for a visit to the Worlds Fair and to his old homo in Indiana.
 Donavan & Heller shipped several carloads of sheep to Los Angeles Satur- day. John Donavan is in Los Angeles looking after tho shipment.
 Miss Laura Hoxworth has opened a kindergarten school Miss Hoxworth is a graduate of the Denver Normal Kindergarten school, and is a very eff cient teacher.
 Rev. NJ. w. Chase, of Ogdensburg, N. Y, preached an interesting sermon in the Nj. E. church on Sunday night. Rev. Chase stopped over here to visit the Grand Canyon.
 Harry H,xworth and wife and Mrs. George Hoxworth returned Monday from the Verde. They brought back a lot of fruit and tomatoes which they put up in cans during their absence.
 Charles L. Clark left Monday for San Francisco, which place hc intends making his future home. Charlie is an industrious, go.ahead young man. and the SUN wishes him prosperity in his city home.
 F. M. Murphy, secretary of the s. F. P. & P. railroad, was passenger on No. 8, Tuesday, on his way to Prescott. He was accompanied by Miss Addie Murphy, the elocutionist, who was on her way to Los Angeles.
 People who live in new countries are liable te be prostrated by malarial fe- yers. Inhabitants of cities, by reason of bad drainage and unwholesome odors suffer from similar diseases. Ayers Ague Cure is warranted specific for all malarial poisons.
 The Journal Miner says: "lt is re- ported that special agent of the gen. eral land office will soon be sent to northern Arizona to look after tres passers on the public domain. There has been no special agent here during the past year and a half or two years
 The Santa Fe company has issued orders to all foremen in every depart ment of the road where laborers are employed that they must discharge all Austrians, Italians and Huns, aud not employ any more of this class people on penalty of losing their jobs.
 In all that goes to strengthen and build up the system weakened by dis ease and pain, Ayers sarsaparilla is the superior medicine. It reutralizes the poisons left in the system after diph- theria and scarlet fever, and restores the debilitatcd patient to perfect health and vigor.
 w. Forward, sheep buyer from Chi cago, shipped twelve carloads of sheep from here Saturday. The sheep were purchased from Jared Woodbridge and Ben Norris, and the shipment was made to Omaha. Messrs. Woodbridge aud Norris will look after the ship ment.
 Judge B. N. Smith, of Los Angeles, who made a speech here last week on the occasion of the arrival of the train containing the members of the chamber of commerce of that place, met with serious, and perhaps fatal accident in Chicago on Monday. He was caught between two electric cars at the Worlds Fair grounds, and had five ribs broken and the bone of his left leg fractured, and was otherwise badly injured. He is now in the hospital in critical con- dition.
 In Deputy Sheriff R. J. Gray, Coco nino county has an efficient official, and to his energy is largely due the numer- ous arrests made during the past two weeks, of parties supposed to have sto- len horses and other property. One of the leaders of the gang of thieves is now behind the bars awaiting the ses- sion of court. A little energy displayed hy nur officials will soon stop the law