The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-13

MIS- d. T. DdSSS IS spehuliiS u lcW days in Albuquerque this week, visiting the fair.
 K. F. Pittibone and wife, of Wyom. ing, Pa., went to the Grand Canyon, Monday.
 The stone walk across railroad ave hue from the Senate saloon has been completed.
 Ice cold soda water, favored with the finest syrups, is what can be had at the News Depot.
 Julius Aubiueau is having new curb ing put down by the walk in front of his place of business.
 County Recorder Bush and his dep uties have been very busy during the week registering voters.
 Fred Riley, formerly with the Rior- dan Mercantile company, but now of Goldlield, Pinal county, is in town.
 The democratic county central con- mittee held meeting on Saturday. A complete report of their proceedings appears in another column.
 On Monday Probate Judge E. J. Babbitt issued marriage license to Mir. Thomas Anderson and Miss K. Fields, both residents of Milton.
 The announcement of Henry F. Banta as candidate for the office of probate judge subject to the democratic nominating convention, appears in this issue of the SUN.
 Jim. the Navajo Indian under in- dictment for stealing q horse from Friedlein Bros, is likely to be released on bail soon. He has been very sick, but is now much improved.
 The Parlor Exchange saloon has been closed for the past week under going repairs. The work is nearly completed, and it will probably be opened again in ;rday or tive.
 Large slabs of red sandstone from Flagstaff quarries were unloadcd at the court house yesterday. They will be used by Contractor Burns in putting a new floor in the county jail.-Courier.
 In the probate court on Tuesday the sale of real estate by J. NJ. Sandford, administrator of the estate of Jane Scott, deceased, was, confirmed, and decd ordered to be issued to the pur- chaser, i.
 Dr. c. c. Sargent sent fine speci- men of the hop hornbeMn, or iron wood, to the museum of natural his- tory in New York, Tuesday. The tree is very rare one and grows in the Grand Canyon.
 Mrs. George Bagnall left Monday night for the cast. At Chicago aud Louisville she will be joined by rela- tives, and all will visit Vienna and other places of interest in Europe. She will be absent several months.
 c. H. Fancher, agent of the A, & P. land department, accompanied by his wife and relatives from Chicago, are expected in Flagstaff tomorrow and will make a trip to the Grand Canyon and other points of interest in this vicinity,
 Prof. Tourney, of Tucson, who has been for the past two weeks engaged in gathering specimens in this vicinity for the botanical museum of the terri torial university, shipped several boxes of materials yesterday as the result of his labors.
 People who live in new countries are liable to be lrostrated by malarial levers. Inhabitants of cities, by req. son of bad drainage and unwholesome odors, suffer from similar diseases. Ayers Aguc Cure is warranted spe cifc for all malarial poisons.
 Hon. Vim. c. Barnes, of Holbrook. was bitten in the right check by a tarautula one night last week He was sleeping on the ground, rolled up in his blankets at the time. He suf- fered considerably for several days, but has nearly recovered from its effects
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