The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-02
J. c. Grim spent yesterday in Win

uNoudN
 E. S. Mahoney, the night yard mas ter at Winslow, was in town yesterday.
 Coffin Bros. have just receiveda a very fine assortment of fresh cream can- dies.
 Fletcher Fairchild was over from Jerome yes day, He will move back to Flagstaff in a few weeks.
 Harry Hibben, the travelling repre- sentative of Babbitt Bros, is making a trip over the A. & P. this week.
 F. w. Sisson, his father and mother and Judge Bethune returned from visit to the Grand Canyon Sunday.
 E. E. Ellinwood was in town Tues day. He left the same night for Santa Monica, where Mrs. Ellinwood is spending the summer.
 Mrs. A. P. Gibson left yesterday for EldoradO. California, to join her hus- band, who is now engaged in fruit raising near that place.
 There is not much life in politics in Coconino county. The democrats are afraid and the republicans dare not, and consequently there is no life in politics at present.
 P. J. Branncn, David Babbitt, Dr. D. J. Brannen, and MT. Sage, of Los Angeles, left Tuesday for Montezuma Well. They expect to be absent about ten days.
 Frank Foster, one of the oldest en- gineers on the A. X P. railroad, has resigned and leaves today for Fresno, California, where he will engage in raising fruit.
 Rev. T. C. Moffett went to Winslow yesterday, being called to officiate at funeral service. Considerable sickness is reported in Winslow, especially among the children.
 Mir. Sage, contractor and builder of Los Angeles, arrived here last Fri day. He is looking after contracts for building the court house and school h, n,,I y,H, t, tnl issue for both buildings, if he obtains the contract.
 Ayers Ague Cure never fails to neu- tralize the poisons of malaria, and to eradicate them from the system. This preparation is purely vegetable, con tainS no harmful ingredients, and, if taken according to directions, is war ranted to cure fever and ague. Try it.
 The sacramen;s of the Lords supper and baptism will be administered in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath morning. The pastor will preach on "Belief and confession unto salvatiou," and will receive new members into the communion of the church. Preaching also in the evening at S:15.
 Miss Lillian Bidingcr, sister of Charles Bidinger, left for Flagstaff to- day for brief visit, where she will be the guest of her friend, Miss Lillian Beal. During her stay there she will visit the Grand Canyon, and then re, turn to her home in San Francisco. During her visit to Prescott Miss Bid ingerhas made many pleasant acquaint- ances, who regret her departure. -JournaLMiner.
 J. J. Dickey and little sou, Jay, and his stenographer, J. C. Nelson, of Omaha, and Andrew Smith, of Albu- qucrque, spent Monday here. Mr. Dickey is superintendent of the Third Division of the Western Union tele- graph company, and he is on tour of inspection, The lines under his charge extend over large territory, and are located in twelve states and four territories. The lines on the A. X r. railroad have been placed m his division MT. Dickey and party left Monday for Prescott and thence to Los Angeles.
 Messrs. Brooks and Manyhouse, of Prescott, were in town Tuesday inter- viewing our business men on the sub ject of putting in an electric light plant here. They state that if they can secure the taking of three hundred lights they will put in a plant. It will not be hard matter to get subscribers for that number and during their stay here of one day they obtained list of names which guaranteed the taking of 2s4 lights. They will return here next week and complete their canvassiug. It is pretty certain that an electric