The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

H' Eli'nWood left yesterday on business trip to Santa Fe.
 Colin Bros. have just received a very line assortment of fresh cream can dies.
 U. M' Chenoweth, of Los Angeles, is talking life insurance to our citizens this week.
 w. H. Pierce is again in charge of the A. X P. railroad pumping plant south of town.
 Flagstaff Lodge No. z, F. & A. M., will hold it's regular monthly meeting next Saturday night
 F. L. Rogers, the member of the board of supervisors from Williams, was in town yesterday.
 A, T. Cornish is supplying Prescott with ice from the Bellemont ice pond, which was put up last winter. c. c. Hall, w. H. Constable, w. T. Radcliffe, A. S. Bleyer, all we'll known commercial tourists, were iu town yes- terday.
 A. B. Crawford, the jeweler, has leased the Mohlenpah residence. Mrs. Crawford will arrive this week from Elgin, Ill.
 The A. x P. railroad has made rate of $10.95 from Flagstaff to Albu- querque and return during the week of the fair.
 Prof. Vim. E. Story, of Worcester, Mass; A. E. Douglass, of Lowell Ob- servatory, and A. T. Cornish, left for a trip to the Grand Canyon yesterday.
 Charles A. Green aud wife. of Pres colt, are among the latest additions to our population. They will occupy the Presbyterian parsonage for the present.
 A heavy rain and hail storm occur red north and west of Bellemont yes- terday afternoon. Hail fell to the depth of three inches, and flood of water fell
 J. J. Gilson, who has for several years been the head blacksmith for the Arizona Lumber X Timber Co.,, leaves today for Jasper City, Mo-, where he in tends to reside in future.
 A postoffice will soon be established at Hauce's ranch at the Grand Canyon. The new office will be known as Tol- free and IS named after the proprietor of the Grand Canyon hotel.
 The republicans of Yavapai county will hold a convention in Prescott on September 5th for the purpose of elect ing delegates to the territorial conven- tion, to be held at Tucson on Sept 12.
 The government should establish a post at Tuba City, as it would do more to settle the trouble between the white settlers and the Indians than all the investigations that the Indian bureau could make.
 A Flagstaff growler says: "One of the unexplained mysteries of life how difficult it is sometimes to get into a comfortable position when you go to bed, and how unusual to find one that isn't comfortable when you have to get up.'
 Arsenic and quinine are dangerous drugs to accumulate in in one's system, and it is to be hoped that these poisons, as remedy for ague have had their day. Ayers Ague cure is sure anti dote for the ague, is perfectly safe to take, and is warranted to cure.
 The SrN is in receipt of the premium list of the fourteenth annual Territorial fair to be held in Albuquerque, N. M., on September II to II inclusive. The fair has many attractions and larger attendance than ever is expected this year.
 The fact that Hoods sarsaparilla once fairly tried, becomes the family medicine, speaks volumes for it's excel leDce and medicinal merit. Hoods sarsaparilla is natures co-worker Hoods pill become the favorite cathar- tic with every one who tries them; 25c.
 J. W. Francis and E. F. Greenlaw, who have been doing business under the name of Coconino Lumber Co.,, have dissolved partnership. MT. Francis is the retiring member of the firm. Mir. Greenlaw has purchased his part ner's interest and will continue the hnainnqs