The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-08-10


 attending court here this week.
 Dr. F, H. Waite, ,he Prescott dentist, has been oa the sick list this week.
 BoRN.-In Flagstaff, ou August 5th, 1893, to the wife of Matt Black, son.
 Mrs. Wynn and daughter, Miss Maud, have gone to Los Angeles to remain until spring.
 Miss Annie Ross will teach the Ash Fork school, which opens the first Mon- day in September.
 Rev. Thos. C, Moffatt will preach in the Presbyterian church on next Sun. day morning and evening.
 R. II. Cameron, A. E. Frankforter and NJ. J. Roach left Tuesday for the Grand Canyon. They expect to be absent ten days.
 The Flagstaff Tennis club give their second monthly ball last night. Dancing is more pleasant than playing tennis.
 R. J. Grant. of Denver, stopped over here Friday, on his way to Kiugman, where he goes to look at some valuable mining property.
 l. N. Peck, of Phoenix, came in Thursday and will remain in this vi cinity until the weather in the Capital city cools of little.
 The public school of Flagstaff will commence ou next Monday. There will probably be no change of text books during the ensuing term.
 Miss Lillie DDnnclly, of Modesto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. F. McMillan. Mrs. McMillau's son, Artic. returned with Miss Donnclly.
 Dog days do not seem to agree with the temper of some of our citizens, judging from the number of fights which have taken place during the week.
 Dandruif is due to an cnfecblcd state of the skin. Halls Hair remover quickcns the nutrtivc functions of the skin, healing and preventing the form ation of dandruif.
 C. K. Perry, of Williams, John Pull lar, of Winslow, E. G. York, of Nee dies, ". l.. York andJ M. SilcoX, of Scligman, attended the regular meet tug of Flagstaff Lodge No. :, F, X A. NJ. on Saturday night.
 "Dud'' Hollister, of Mohavc county, is in town this week. He says the stockmen of that county are jubilant over the recent heavy rains which occurred there, and that the rango Was never in finer condition.
 United States court closed it's session at Prescott on Saturday. J. B. Smith was scutcncod to sixteen months in San Quentin for adultery. q. W. Miller was sentenced to the same prison for fifteen months, for stage robbery.
 The'Citrograph says, Edward \. Buck. who bas held the position of city editor of the San Bcrnardino rimcs-IndcX for some months past, has severed his connection with that paper, and will take charge of the Needles Eye.
 Ayers Hair Vigor is cleanly, agree able, beneficial and safe. 1t Is the most elegant and the most economical of toilet preparations. By its use la dies can produce an abuudant growth lf hair, causing it to become natural in color, Iustcr and teAtWre.
 United States District Attorney El- left Monday for Yuma, to be present at the examination of an h. dian, charged with the killing of red brotler on the reservation, near that place. Mir. kIlipwood will visit Tucson and return here Saturday,
 K. B. Casey, of Williams, was held up while on his way home one night this week. He was knocked down and so roughly handled that he has been confined flo his bed ever since. MT. Casey is cripple and walks with the aid of crutchcs. The parties who com- mitted the dccd have not been apprc- hUndcd
 Gen. A. q. Woissert. cDlnmandcr-in- chief of the G. A. R., was Il passenger on train No. 5, Friday, en route to Pasadeua, Cal, Co attend the meeting of the G. A. K. department of Califor- uia. It was the intention of the mem bars of Ransom Post C, A. R. to meet Commander Weissert at the train, but owing to misunderstanding us to the train he would be on, they did not meet him, aud the old sYldiers were sadly disappointed.