The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-07-13

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 Bargains in cigars by the box |, Jno. Abeers. '
 UT. T. G. Cornish returned Spnd,, rom an extended trip in the soutb an, east. 'u'
 san Francisco peaks were covero, with snow yesterday morniy,e aftcr th, {! storm. '-i'
 Prof. c, E. Bailey, who has been her, 'ho past week. left for Albuquerque yesterday.
 N's' Geo. Hoxworth and daughters, Misses Laura and Irene., are expoctoJ home Saturday.
 MARRIED.-At Wal nut, on July g. lS9S' Hermann Berg CT and Pauline ooermosser, Rev. F. billy officiating
 T. F. McMillsn is shipping his wool cup this week It is consigned to a boston hrm, represented by Will II. Fisher.
 l. 1. Brannen and family, who have been spending the past two months in various places ir, the east, returned homeou Saturday.
 1here are number of cases of diph- theria reported in Williams and Ash Fork, and that two deaths have oc- cured, one in each place.
 J. E. Palmer, formerly manager of the Western Union telegraph office here, left Tuesday for San Francisco, where he will again enter the service of the company.
 A number of Chinese at Williams were tried at that place on Wednesday on charge of smoking opium. One Chinaman was found guilty of the charge and appealed. District Attor- ney Zuck represented the territory, and E. M. Doe the defense.
 A meeting of the Atlantic x Pacific Railroad Surgeons association was held here yesterday. There were pres ent the following surgeons Drs. H. c. Himoe and D. w. Rees, of Needles; Dr. k c. Dryden, of Winslow;' and Dr, F. G. Cornish, of Flagstaff.
 Harry Hoy worth and wife, Miss Sallie Gibson, Miss Bessie Daggs and J. B. Smith returned Saturday from weeks stay at Oak creek. The party during their stay caught over 400 trouts They brought large number ofthe speckled home, which they divided with their friends.
 Anew schedule will go into effect next week on the mail route between Flag staff and Tuba City; leave Flagstaff on Thursday of each week at o'clock a. m. at1iteih) Tuba City in 3S hours; leave Tuba City at a. m. on Monday of each week; arrive in Flagstaff in 3S hours. -...-.
 "Be sure you get Ayers" is an i'm portant caution to all in search of thoroughly reliable blood purifier, Ay- er's sarsaparilla being theon on which there can be no manner of doubt. It has stood the test ot nearly half q cen- tury, and has long been considered the standard.
 Last night T. J. Coalter, D. D. G. C., installed the offers of Mountain Lodge. No. 15, K. of P, for the ensuing term: A. E. Brown. M. of w.; c. II. Coble, c. C.; J. A. Vail, V. C.; A. T. Cornish, P; H. R. Davis, M. of F.; w. H. Car roll, M. at A.; N. NJ. Locker, l. G.; Phil. Gruner, O. G.
 There are a number of foul smelling places in the alley between Railroad and Aspen avenue that need the atten- ton of the sanitary inspector. The law is plain in regard to these places, and the inspector should enforce it re- gardless as to the parties who own or occupy the premises.
 The following citizens of Flagstaff have registered at the Arizona building in the Worlds Fair grounds: F. J. Brannen and wife, H. E, Campbell, P. G. Cornish and wife. D. A. Donovan, Mrs. A. A. Dutton, May Hoyt, C.J. Bab- bit, Mrs. J. A. Marshall, Fred w. Smith. Geo. Bagnall and wife, T. G. Norris, k. S. Gosney, J. V. Rhoades.
 The Flagstaff Tennis club gave their | first monthly hop on Tuesday evening at Babbitt's hall. A most enjoyable evening was passed by all, and the time sped so quickly that all were re- lluctant to leave although the morning was advancing. Dainty refreshments were served by the ladies, and MT. c. A. Bray, by a vigorous ringing of the bell announced the last call for the same.
 | J. H. Tolfree, the well-known pro prietor of the railroad hotels at Mojave, Bakersfield and Saugus, has taken charge of the Flagstaff line to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. We 1 ,... oa,.A.;,, that nnihinn will hp left