The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-04-11

several heavily laden freight teams went to the Grand Canyon Tuesday.
 House and four lots to trade for cows. w. w. ALGERIAN.
 Several large parties for the Grand Canon are expected here from Califor- mia in May.
 Wells Payne, a member of the print ing profession, arrived in the city Sun day from Phoenix.
 Mrs. C. l.. Dean, of Chicago. will visit Flagstaff about April 25, with Il choice line of millinery.
 Attorney John w. Ross, of Williams, was in town Tuesday on legal business. He returned home on the "Wednesday morning train.
 Dr. Francis, who recently moved to Williams, is putting ur building there which he intends to oc upy as a drug store.
 Mrs. Pierce left yesterday morning to join her husband, Rev. John T. Pierce, who has assumed pastorale at Kirksville. Mo.
 The Senate saloon. Sandy Donahue's s place. has the finest lot of seven year old claret ever received in Flagstaff. Sold in any quantity to the family trade.
 FOR SALE-3O0 head cattle, house and four lots in Flagstaff and l60- acre timber claim on the railroad. $250 cash. Call al SUN office this week.
 A street fakir with good pair of lungs, large supply of trinkets and an immense amount of nerve held forth on the streets of Flagstaff Mon- day night.
 Dr. Doau Parks and wife, of London Mills, H.. who have been visiting in Flagstaff. left on this mornings train for Los Angeles, where they will see La Fiesta.
 Shiloh's Cure. the great cough and croup great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses, only 25 cents. Children love it. Sold by druggists.
 Organizer William M. Henry, of the Woodmen of the World, has instituted camp in Flagstaff with charter membership of 3l. Officers will be elected next week.
 The laying of the corner stone of the new schoolhouse has been postponed to April 19. It is now doubtful whether Governor Hughes will be present at the ceremony.
 Ihe A. & P. road carried l,500 car loads of oranges through Flagstaff last month. Next month the company will commence to ship cattle and it already has 200 stock cars chartered for that purpose.
 W. w. Stout, an employe of the Grand Canyon Stage line, had his right hand badly crushed last Monday, while adjusting wagon pole. No bones were broken, but he will be disabled for some time.
 The preliminary survey of the Du- rango, Flagstaff & San Diego railroad was commenced last Monday. The engineer started from Jerome and is expected to reach Flagstaff in about a month. The work is being pushed under the personal supervision of President Wilson Hamilton.
 John Henry Duckworth, formerly of Flagstaff, was married on April 5 at Oakland, Cal, to Miss Flora Dell Nav are, of Napoleon, Ohio. The groom never saw the bride until half an hour before the ceremony which made them man and wife. The courtship was car ried on through the mails.
 The Southern California Press asso- citation has made definite arrangements for trip to Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon in June. Manager J. W. Thur. Der, of the stage line, will conduct the party, which will comprise about sixty people, to the Canyon, where Proprietor L. H. Tolfree, of the hotel, will look after their comfort.
 An unknown person, loaded with whisky and burglarious intentions, walked into the premises occupied by Ned Wesley, ex-leader ofthe Hottentot 400, at an early hour Tuesday morning Iost Raforp the local occunaut cOuId