The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-07-27


 remain one week.
 The old flag pole, which has stood in front of the G. A. R. hall for number of years, was deemed unsafe, and was cut down last week.
 Miss Clara CalkinS, of Kansas, Il niece of Mrs. c. A. Grecnlaw and Mrs. J, R. Treat, arrived Monday and will spend the winter here. G. A. Bray and wife, J. B. Thomas and wife, Mrs. E. S. Clark, Miss Lilie Bcal and C. l., Clark left yesterday for Oak creek, on trout fishing bent.
 The grasshoppers have destroyed the crops on the ranches of J. A. Marshal and A. II. Beasley. The 'hoppers took the crops on these ranches last year.
 Mrs. c. II. Spellmirc and daughter, the Misses Edwards, Clarence Spell mirc, Charles Edwards and Ed. Whipple left for trip to the. Grand Canyon Monday.
 No one in ordinary health need be- come bald or grey, if he will follow sensible treatment. We advise cleau- Illness of the scalp anc the use of Halls Hair Remover.
 A number of Elagstatr young people who arc unsteady inclined, are re- hearsiug the operetta entitled ''Zanie,n and they will render it for the public at Babbitt'S hail, in a few weeks.
 The term of district court has been adjourned, and the grand and rialiury will not, at present, be summoned. Judge Hawkins will be here on August 7th, and will hear such civil cases as may be ready for trial.
 Will H. Fisher left Saturday for San Diego. Mr. Fisher has been buying wool here this season, and was the only buyer who stayed through the season. He expects to return in a few weeks and will then engage in buying aud shipping mutton.
 A tramp fell from freight train near Seligman last Saturday and had his foot run over by the cars. He was brought to this place and placed in the county hospital, where Dr. Francis, the county physician, auputated the crushed portion of his foot.
 The value of a good name was we'll exempl'iled the other. day, when man asked one of our druggist for bottle of sarsaparilla. "Whose?" inquired the clerk. "Whose? why, Ayers, of course. Ye don't suppose I'm going to run any risks with Hannah, do yc?"
 Ayers Hair Vigor has no equal, in merit and efficiency, as hair dressing and for the prevention of balduess. IL cradicateS dandruii, keeps the scalp moist, clean and healthy, and gives vi- tality and color to weak, faded and gray hair. The most popular of toilet articles.
 John V. Morrison came in last MOn- day from the coal fields east of St. Johns for supplies. Says the extent of the coal beds is simply wonderful. Thinks there is enough coal in that section to supply the demands of the southwest for the next century.--St Johns Herald.
 On Saturday three prostitutes were arraigned before Justice Prime, for keeping a disorderly house. They were found guilty and each fined $l6.5O. They refused to pay their fine, pre- ferring to spend sixteen days in the county jail, where, they said, they could have good time."
 It is not probable that there will be any train robberies attempted on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad as long as Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. express keep an armed guard on their cars. Armed guards are now kept in the express cars, and the train Iobbcr who at
  tempted to get into the car would re- ceive warm reception.
 O. P. Harding came up from Oak creek Tuesday. lie says that Oak creek is a favorite resort this year for campings, and estimates the number of visitors to this beautiful canyon as about 300. They come from all over the territory. There is plenty of trout iu the stream yet, and the ranchcrs along tho creek raise an abundance of fruits and berries. The ease with which the canyon Is reached makes 1t popular and desirable place for either short or long camp outing.