The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-14

ono or the Inoenlx nOtelS uuflnR the week.
 Sheriff Ralph Cameron and John W. Ross were on the wrecked train Tues day. but they don't mind little thing like that.
 See the special values in black dress goods at Rogers before purchasing your new black suit.
 J. H. Hoskins, Jr., returned Mon day night from an enjoyable visit to Phoenix.
 Lustrous China silks in black and cream colors, P inches wide, perfect weaves, no drawn threads; COG. At Rogers
 These young people went to Phoenix on Tuesday mornings train: Misses May Griffith and Reta Beasley and I. E. Wheeler and Henry Slosson.
 John w. Ross was up from Williams Tuesday. He expects to get one of his Williams postoffice clients, Robert E. Stevens, out on bail shortly.
 A street brawl Sunday night landed one of the combatants in the pen of remorse, and Justice Prime applied a s shinplaster to the discolored eye.
 Robert Pinkerton, the celebrated Hawkshaw of Chicago, and the dearest friend of corporation when there is a strike on, was passenger on west bound train the other day.
 District Attorney Jones is limping. He stepped on rusty nail (not tack) with point to it, and the pesky thing went clear through the shoe and made nasty cut on the sole of the foot.
 The candy and fruit emporium of Bader Hook now looks as bright and cheerful as the genial proprietor him. self. The brothers Sykes and Charles Mclean did the job of rejuvenation.
 The special car of Gen. McCook and staff, Col. Ward. Col. Huntington, Lieut.. Baker and Lieut.. Glassford, passed through Flagstaff last Friday. The military men laid over at Prescott day or two and went on to Phoenix.
 D. NJ. Riordan, president of the Arizona Lumber Company. of Flag staff, was a passenger from the north Sunday evening. Mir. Riordan is one of Arizona's progressive and popular men. Phoenix Herald.
 J. B. Pouihie, the enterprising blacksmith, is also a practical moulder and foundryman, and he is busy this week putting up foundry which will be the pioneer foundry of Northern Arizona.
 A broken rail threw No. 2 of the track four miles west of Belemont last Tuesday morning, and trains, were de- layed few hours. Some of the pas sengers were shaken up bit. but no serious damage was done to property or person.
 While no physician or pharmacist can conscientiously warrant a cure, the J. c. Aver Co. guarantee the purity, strength and medicinal virtues of Ayers Sarsaparilla. It was the only blood purifier admitted at the great worlds fair in Chicago, 1893. It now transpires that the Harry Miller mentioned in TIE SUN as hay- ing been concerned in shady police court imbroglio is not the Harry Miller who is well-known in Flagstaff and who was formerly an employe of the A. & P. railroad
 An order from Judge Hawkins ad journs the session of district court at Flagstaff to the first Monday in May. In accordance with the law, Court Commissioner Gibson formally opened court last Monday and adjourned it to the time set by his honor.
 The Arizona Sandstone Company has resumed operations at their quarry here. The company have plenty of orders to keep a large force of men at work in the quarry for several months. Manager Mitchell is now filling an order for the Grant block in San Diego. When Master Roy Nichols arrived at the parental door last Friday even- ing he found number of his young friends assembled to wish him joy ,,non tho occosion Inf his savantpanth