The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-11-15

town tuesday.
 The North & South road is now run ming trains to Congress.
 Mrs. c. A. Green and sister. Miss Ford, left to-day for Boston, Mass. Jesse Gregg and wife, of Challender, spent several days here this week,
 NJ. J, Riordan and wife, who have been spending several months in Il e east, returned home to-day. A. H. Smith, of Kingman, was in town Tuesday attending the session of the board of trustees of the territorial reform school.
 A. w. Lewis, the travelling repre- sentative of Fritz Bros, manufa,- turers of the Marguerite" cigar, was in town Monday.
 Flagstaff merchants evidently ex- pect more prosperous times, judging from the number of carloads of mer- chandise they are receiving.
 The territorial assembly will stand about as follows: Council, six repub- licans and six democrats; the assembly will have seventeen republicans and seven democrats.
 1 The election returns from Frcdonia and Tuba City precincts were brought in last night by Joseph Tanner. The returns from these precincts do not materially change. the result of the election. as announced in THE SUN last week.
 i It is regretted that the well-knowu | firm of Lesser X Sawyer, of Winslow, have hecn f. rted, owing to dull times, 1 tn make an assignment. Il is expected ! that the firm will resume bushes; again. and their many friends along the line of the A. & P. hope that their embarrassment will be only tempor- ary.
 The successful candidates in Yavapai were John $. Jones. elected to the couuti; J. c. Martin, Thomas H. Brown, G. W. Hull, to the assembly; Geo. c. Ruffner, sheriff; John Hartin, treasurer; F. A. Tritle, recorder; R. E. Morrison, district attorney; c. P. Hicks. probate judge; Thos. Roach and Geo. W. Sines, members of the board of supervisors.
 Marine Carrera was trying to catch n rebrllious horse upon which he in- | tended to ride to Bellemont, and while running after the animal his revolver fell from his pocket and was discharg- ed. The bullet entered the left leg above the ankle and Carrera will be laid up some time Dr.. Cornish is at | tending him. Carrera lost an arm a few months ago in falling from tres tie at Pueblo, Col.
 There will be preaching services in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath at lhe usual hours. In the morning il is expected that the Rev. E. A. Osborn of 'hc Episcopal church will conduct worship. In the evening the pastor will deliver an address on the .'Re- ligious Traing of Youth, especially in relation to the question of the Bible in the public schools" Parents and all interested in education are particularly invited to this servIce.
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