The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-04-18

Three-room house to rent, in Old Town. Apply to W. W. Hagerman. '
 Manager J. w. Thurber, of the stage line, sent a party to the Grand Canyon yesterday.
 The Good Templars will hold their regular weekly meeting at G. A. R. hall Saturday evening.
 The Senate restaurant has re- e-opened under new management. It is pro posed :o run first.class chop house.
 John s. Mooney, who has been spending several weeks here, left for his home in Sladen. Texas, Monday.
 George Coffin has gone to Gallup to start in the fruit business. His estab- lishment here will be run by his brother Ben.
 The genial and ever popular Jack Williams, of Winslow, was in the city Tuesday evening attending the For esters festivities.
 Tim Donahuc is indisposed with a slight attack of the grip. He expects to recover, however. in time for the opening of his new hotel. Henry Ashurst. who has been at Red Bluff, Cal. since the first of the year, as deputy iu Sheriff Regards office, returned Sunday night.
 The Senate saloon, Sandy Donah ue's place, has the finest lot of seven year old claret ever received in Flagstaff. Sold in any quantity to the family trade.
 Miss Blackburn has arrived with a fine line of millinery. and can be found at rooms in the Babbitt flat. where she will remain until the 2lst instant.
 The holes in San Francisco street are being filled up with dirt from the cellar of the new Donahue hotel. The thoroughfare will soon be in a passable condition again.
 Karls Glover Root. the great blood purifier. gives freshness and clearness to the complexion and cures constipa- ton; 25 cents. 50 cents and $l. For sale by w. K. Edwards.
 Ex-Sheriff Donahue broke the ground for his new hotel last Monday. The plans were received Wednesday and the work will be pushed until the structure is completed.
 Delays are dangerous. A dollar spent for Hoods Sarsaparilla now may prevent illness which will be expensive and hard to bear. Now is the time to take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 w. Mooney and family left Tuesday for Sladen, Texas. where they will re- side in the future. THE SUN wishes Mir. Mooney and family abundant prosperity at their new home. Easter Sunday was celebrated in an elaborate manner at the Catholic church here. A number of children received their first communion at 8 o'clock and solemn high mass was celebrated at 10 by Father Frieri.
 Thomas Howard. James Ward and Harry Woodward were brought before Justice Prime for setting fire to box car in the east end of the yard. They were held to appear before the grand jury on charge of arson.
 Ed. Rabbit and John W. Francis left to-day for the engineers camp ol the Durango, Flagstaff & San Diego railroad They will be gone several days, and are enthusiastic over tho ul. innate success of the venture. Paul Hcima formerly of the Tue son Citizen has become the Arizona correspondent of the Los Angeles '.Times," with headquarters at Phoe. nix. Mir. Hermans is an able young newspaper man and will undoubtedly handle the news of the territory with ability and credit.
 Blacksmith John B. Pouthie ha. opened up foundry in connection with his establishment, which IS ths only one in northern Arizona. The first heat was run of Tuesday after noon, when number of castings were made for the Arizona Lumber com pany. Charles Mclean will hay, charge, and he can mold anything tha was ever shaped in iron.
 Charles Gahan, who was convicted before Justice Prime week apo on |;