The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-05-10

town today.
 R. J. Arey, principal of the Williams school, was in town Saturday. T. J. Ross has on sale fine line Of domestic and Key West cigars. Losr-A pair of gold frame eye glasses. Return to G. A. Bray.
 J. M. Gregory and son, of Dexter, Mich, visited the Cliffs yesterday.
 Try the Hoonan cigar at Coffin's. Il is inc best cigar in town for the money. Mrs. J. R. Treat returned yesterday from two months visit with relatives near Kansas City.
 W. M. Miller is attending to tho bus mess in the recorders office during the absence of Recorder Bush. Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Grace, of Belle mont, were in town Monday, making purchases of our merchants. Rev. LA. Menaul, of Albuquerque, will occupy the pnlpit of the Presby. terian church on Sunday morning. J. L. Stevens, recently with the Gal lup Cleaner, stopped over here Satur- day. He was on his way to the Mid winter fair
 |NThe first marriage ,ntract placed on record in Coconiuo county was recordt d this week. The parties to the contract were A. F. Frankforter and Mrs. May Berry.
 Frank Beal returned Thursday from San Francisco. The San Francisco specialist pronounced his eye all right, and he has about recovered from his injuries.
 e. F. Marshall is prepared to do all kinds of plumbing. The laying and repairing of water pipe he makes a specially. See his advertisement in this issue. \lThc petition for the incorporation of Flagstaff is at tue store of G. A. Bray, and all those who are interested in having the town incorporated are re- quested to step in and sign it.
 S. C. Miller was thrown from his wagon seat yesterday on Groom creek, and, alighting on his head, sus- tained broken jaw and other serious injuries about the face. He is confined to bis bed today.-Journal-Miner.
 The next meeting of the Chautauqua circle will be held at the residence of J. E. Palmer on Tuesday evening. The lessons for the week are, chapter x in "Classic Latin," and from page 112 to l25 inclusive, in "Song and Legend"
 The Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. will close the mill and box factory to- day. It is probable the mill will be closed down for two weeks for the pur- pose of making extensive Improvements and repairs. The Improvements which will be made will double the capcity of the mill.
 Our Williams correspondent failed to furnish us with his usual newsy weekly letter this week, It is presumed that he has caught the gold fever and gone to tho gold fields north of Williams, which were recently discovered by the editor of the Williams News. He will probably be back next week with his pockets filled with pyrites of irou and native copper,
 The Grand Canyon of the. Colorado is now accessible to travellers. The canyon presents some of the grandest
 ights of the American continent. Il has been visited by few, however, on account of the difficulties and fatigues of the trip. Since MT. J. Il. Tolfrec has taken charge these have been re- duced to a minimum and the trip is now delightful one all the way from Flagstaff, tho initial point on the At lantic 6 Pacific railroad. Mir. Toifree's efforts to make every guest his personal friend will result in largely increased travel to the Grand Canyon. --Citro- graph.