The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-11-22

sheepraiser, was in town yesterday. He is we'll satisfied with the result of the elections.
 The official returns of the election in Coconino cculty are all in. The re- suit is printed in tabulated form on another page.
 A pumpkin wciging 1l2 pounds is on exhibition at the store of the Flag staff Commercial Co. It was raised in Beaver valley.
 W. G. Stewart has sent his fast driving horse to Phoenix. "Mickeyn expects to spend the winter in the ter ritorial capital.
 Sheriff-eleet Ralph H. Cameron spent part of the week in Prescott. H,' says Oakes Murphy is the happiest man in Arizona.
 There will be preaching services in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning. Christian Endeavor meet ing at 6;90 p. m.
 John Clark charged Boss Acker with evading the cattle inspection fee and they arc fighting it out before Justice Prime to-day,
 In anticipation of Thanksgiving day a High Mass of Thanksgiving will be sung next Sunday in the Catholic church at 9 o'clock a. m.
 A. B. Crawford, the jewelpr, will next week move to the old Cook & Lee stand. He will add 10 his stock a fine line of watches and jewelry.
 W, S. Decloss and family will shortly remove to Phoenix. where they will spend the winter. probably re- turning to Flagstaff in the spring.
 Mrs. NJ. Frye, who has been spend ing the summer with her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Bush. left today for Fl Paso, Tex, where she will spend the winter.
 A gang of men is here this week re- building the A. & P. stock yards east of town. When the job is finished the Flagstaff stock yarts will be the best along the line.
 The building vacated by Cook x Lee is being raised to the level of the Bran- nen block. When completed it will be great improvement to that part of Railroad avenue.
 Bids for the construction of the pub lie school open next Monday. The spec ifcations call for Winslow brick for the outside layer and the home prod- uct for the inside.
 The way to reach catarrh is through the blood. HOod's Sarsaparilla by pur- living the blood removes the cause of the disease and permanently cures cat arrh. Take only Hoods.
 The anomaly of runaway donkey on one side of the track and runaway horse on the other some days ago created considerable amusement for the loiterers. The donkey didn't run far.
 Williams Lodge No. 15, I. 0. o. F., will give their first annual ball on Thanksgiving night, November 29. Half fare rates will be given on the A. & P. THE SUN acknowledges the receipt of invitation and ticket.
 Some logs fell on Mexican who was working for G. w. Bink!ey and he received broken leg. He was taken to his home in Albuquerque, where he will be laid up some time.
 SOUSldDlt btCloNS "cHL bO ntu Horse to-day to serve papers on Randolph X Heiser, who are claimed to be unlawfully in possession of cattle belonging to Mrs. Martha R. Kinsey. The defendants in the action are Ed Randolph and Charles Heiscr.
 George H. Browne, representing the Albuquerque Mercantile Company. with full line of samples of furniture, carpets, mattings, stationery, wall paper, picture frames, etc, will be at the Bank hotel, Flagstaff, about No- venlber 24.
 A new crossing is being put in across the Central Arizona railroad track in Milton by the Arizona Lumber < Timber Company. This new crossing and street will shorten the distance to the company's mill from town and will o.;,.o , orond ,.ood all tba 1-aar rut,nd