The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-16

and 97 pupils were enrolled the first day.
 T. J. Ross has leased the Max Saz- man residence and will move into it today.
 Miss Flora Weatherford will teach the school in the Beaver district in Yavapai county.
 Richard Allen, operator at the depot, left last night to spend few days at Albuquerque.
 F. w, Smith & Co.,, talk to our readers this week on the subject of school books.
 R. c. Brown, representing the "Phenix Herald," came in last night and will remain a few days.
 E. w. Dobson, of the firm of Chill ders X Dobson, of Albuquerque, is in town attending district court.
 The Epworth League will give so- cial at the residence of J. E. Palmer on Friday evening, August 17th. All are cordially invited.
 Dr. w. M. Johnston and w. A. Og- den came over from Williams yester- day to attend meeting of Flagstaff Lodge No. 2, F. & A. NJ.
 Constable Decloss arrested Mexi- eau for stealing a saddle from Marvin Beal several weeks ago, The arrest was madenear Williams.
 E. s. Wilcox has put on the Flag staff and Grand Canyon stage line a new thoroughbrace wagon. The wagon has seats for nine passengers.
 Walter W. Burridge, wife and son of Chicago, are at the Grand Canyon. MT. Burlidge is making sketches for a panoramic view of the canyon.
 The Verde ranchers are bringing to this market good supply of fine peaches. The California product is in but little demand here at present.
 Julius Eiseman, the Albuquerque wool buyer, was in town yesterday. He says that there is at present but little demand for wool, and that prices are lower.
 New time cards are in effect on the Atlantic X Pacific railroad and on the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix railroad. The corrected time cards will be found on the first page of this issue.
 J. J. Donahue is putting down a sawed sandstone walk in front of the Senate saloon, It is a great improve ment on the old rough limestone walk which has done service for years.
 Lowell observatory was crowded with visitors from until II o'clock D. m. Saturday. A peep through the large telescope at the moon was what the majority of the visitors desired, and their desire was gratifed.
 The Arizona Sandstone company re- ceived this week an order for 175 car loads of sandstone. The stone will be shipped to San Francisco and will be used in the Spreckels' building. The company now have orders enough to keep it busy until January l, 1895.
 Mir. Natanael Mortonson, we'll known citizen of Ishpeming, Mich., and editor of the Superior Posten," who for long time suffered from the most excruciating pains of rheumatism, was cured eight years ago, by taking Ayers sarsaparila, having never felt n twinge since.
 The following A. & P. officials have been here during the week attending district court: John Denair, master of transportation; c. N. Stcrry, gen eral solicitor; Karl Snyder, of the law department, Albuquerque; c. R. Perry, division superintendent, and R. B. Burns, civil engineer, Williams.
 The Prescott Courier says: It is esti- mated that a 75-cent tax will bring sufficient revenue to run the city government next year. For many years city taxes have been $l on every $lOO. The reduced rate will speak well for the growth and prosperity of the town for the year just passed.
 In order to vote in Arizona, aliens must have become full-6edged citizens That is, they must have taken out their naturalization papers. There are a good many voters in Arizona who think it only requires their first papers