The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20

Stanley Sykes and J. Fox returned from Yuma this week.
 Coffin Bros. have just received a bar. rel of '94 crop sorghum. *.
 A. H. Spellmire left Friday for Los Angeles to visit his family.
 Read the call of the republican pri. maries and note the change in dates.
 Miss Maud Kirtley returned Friday from visit of several months in Ar kansas.
 Mrs. w. H. Carroll lief, last week for Chicago where she will spend sev- eral months.
 G. w. Pittock spent few hours here today in the interest of the Albu- querque "Citizen."
 c. S. Hardy, the San Diego cattle buyer, is in town looking for a bar gain in fat beef steers.
 E. T. McGonigle. D. w. Riordau, Fred Hawkins and c. Dockendortf left Thursday for the Grand Canyon.
 At a caucus held to-day Hugh E. Campbell consented to be the demG- cratic candidate for sheriff.
 Saturday at Purtyman's ranch, Jack Mcguire was fixing pistol and in some manner it was discharged and the ball passed through Jesse Purtyman's hand.
 Godfrey Sykes is now at Keam's Canyon. He will have charge of the business of Mir. Keam while that gen tleman spends three months in Eng land.
 Mrs. c. A. Bray, Mrs. C. H. Schulz, Mrs. Lockwood. Miss Grandy, Miss Tappan and E. A. Sliker left to-day for visit to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 Prevention is better than cure, and you may prevent that tired feeling by taking Hoods Sarsaparila, which will keep your blood pure and free from acid taint and germs of disease.
 T. J. Coalter, Ed Whipple and A. II. Smith spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Marshalrs Lake duck hunting. They report thousands of ducks on the lake, but hard to shoot, as they are very wild.
 Mir. T. C. Moffett will preach on Sabbath evening on "Korea, the Her init Nation" Mr. Moffett's brother has been for six years Missionary in this land, and is now in Pyeng Yang, where the battle between the Chinese and Japanese forces has just been fought. There will be regular preach ing services in the Presbyterian church morning and evening.
 Mrs. L. l.. Burns was bitten by her dog on Tuesday. She went to the kennel to chain the dog and when about to snap the chain in the dogs collar the brute grabbed her hand, his teeth sinking to the bone of the index finger, making painful but probably not serious wound
 Thos. Brophy and M. l.. Roach of Winslow have purchased the stock of liquors and leased the ParlOr Exchange from J. A. Vail, and the new firm opened business to-day. MeSsrs, Bro phy and Roach are well known in northern Arizona, and the ParlOr ES- change will be a popular resort under their management.
 C. II. Fancher and family of Albu- querque and Dr. A. I. Bouffein of Chi cago, came in on Tuesday's passenger train, and they are visiting all the points of interest in this vicinity. Tuesday afternoon they visited the Cliff dwellings and Wednesday they left for the Grand Canyon and they will spend ten days there:
 The Postal Telegraph line is oonl- pleted to this point and the gang of men who have been here for the past three weeks have been moved to Belle mont. F. E. Nelson. the contractor for the building of the line, has four four gangs of men at work at different points in AyiSoqa and the line will br completed across Arizona within four weeks.
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