The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-09

Europe for home yesterday.
 John G. Campbell, prominent citi- zen of Prescott, is here this week.
 F. Harrington, prominent attorney from Denver, is visiting friends here.
 J. C. Herndon, the well-known Pres colt attorney, is here attending district court.
 II. w. Roll, editor of the "Demo- crat," made his first visit to Williams yesterday.
 P. P. Daggs, formerly of Flagstaff, but now of Tempe, is in town this week attending court.
 J. w. Russell, missionary from the Moqui village of Oraibai, and his fam fly, are here this week.
 Ed. Gale has accepted position as brakeman on the A. X P, and is now with Conductor Secrist.
 
 P. J, Cole, territorial treasurer, and ex-mayor of Phoenix, is making his first visit to the Skylight city.
 c. II. Algert, the Indian trader at Tuba City, returned yesterday from San Francisco and left to-day for Tuba City.
 The family of Dr. Smith arrived from Los Angeles last week, and have moved into the George Hoxworth resi- deBce.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fant, Mrs. M J. Doran, MT. and Mrs. Buckler, and A. J. w. Fant, returned from a trip to the Grand Canyon, Sunday.
 J. H. Allen shipped four carloads of cattle to Coolidge, Kansas, today. They came from the ranges south of here and are shipped as feeders.
 There are SO9 names on the great register of Coconino county, and it is probable that the number will reach 1 200 before registration is closed.
 Mrs. J. H. Hoskins, Miss Corbett, Mrs, S. T. Elliott, Miss Maggie Wal lace, A. E. Douglass and c. E. How ard, are spending the week at Oak Creek.
 Jim O'Neill who has been living in Los Angeles for the past year, returned here Tuesday, He reports the Flag staff contingent in Los Angeles all do- ing well.
 A change in the time card of the A. & P. railroad took place Sunday. The west-bound passenger is now due here at 12:40 p. m., and the east-bound at 12:35 q. m., twelve hours apart.
 w. V. Cartmell and wife, Mrs. w. R. Edwards and daughter, Rev. T. C. Moffett and R. H. Chafer left Mon day for visit to the Grand Canyon. They expect to be absent ten days.
 c. E. Boyce, G. P. Thornton, H. Lewis, T. H. Wagner, J. V. P. Bour- don, J. T. Keck, H. E. Aldrich and J. c. Phelan, were among the citizens of Williams who were in Flagstaff during the week.
 The report of County Treasurer A. T. Cornish of the receipts and disburse- memts of school funds for the year end ing June 30, 1894, will be found in this issue. The schools of CoconinO county are in exc !llent condition financially.
 W. T. Smith, one of the owners of the PhGniX Gazette" is here on busi- ness. Mt. Smith is an ardent advocate of statehood, and it is quietly said that he has both of his optics on one of the senatorships when Arizona is admitted.
 Ayers Hair Vigor is cleanly, agree able, beneficial, and safe. It is the most elegant and the most economical of toilet preparations. By it's use la dies can produce an abundant growth of hair, causing it to become natural in color, lustre and texture.
 The trustees of the Reform school held meeting on Friday afternoon, Aside from allowing number of bills but little business was done by the board, and they are awaiting the de- cision of Governor Hughes in regard to the plans of the building submitted to him for acceptance or rejection.
 A washout near Laguna has delayed the passenger train from the east. Il is bulletined to arrive at GAO D. m. The passenger train from the west did not arrive until 5:45 this morning, the delay was occassioued by q passenger falling from the train west of Ash