The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-04-18
FLAGSTAFF FLASHES.

The election of school trustee to succeed D. NJ. Riordan will be held at the school house next Saturday. The polls will be open from g a. m. to g. D. m.
 The residence of Jose T. Lucero was burglarized last Friday night and $25 worth of stuff taken. The officers sus- pect another Mexican, but have not yet secured enough evideace to justify an arrest If the party.
 Prof. Young, principal of the Will Hams school, will close his term with an entertainment at the Williams opera house on the 26lh, with recita- tions, essays and Il drill in calestheL. ics by select class.
 | Constable Dickinson had hobo rodeo last Sunday night, and the mud frills are being taken out of the streets in consequence. The officer succeeded in corraling seven in the city l'ckup, and Judge Prime gave them i've days each.
 Harry Hoxworth has received letter from friend in the Verde valley, in which il is stated that the cold weather there has destroyed the fruit crop. The valley contains many orchards aud the damage will amount to several thousand dollars.
 Nj. Meyer, the San Francisco cigar man. was in town last week. He is making a trip through the territory and says that the business outlook is much brighter than it has been for years and everybody anticipates good times this coming summer.
 William Hamilton is the latest indi- vidual to be arrested for complicliy in the Williams pestoiiice robbery. He k said to be a gentleman too strong to toil and too naughty to beg and has been bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
 No small objection which young folks had to the old ime spring mcdi, cine was their nauseousncss. In our day this objection is removed and Ayers Sarsaparilla. the most powerful and popular of blood purifiers. is as pleasant to the palate as Il cordial.
 E. P. Tobin and II. J. Lee, jr., of Pawtucket. K. l., and E. A. Whitney, of Sheridan. Wyo., are viewing the wonders in the vicinity of Flagstaff, with headquarters at the Bank motel. The party went to the Grand Canyon yesterday and will stay several days.
 Mrs. T. S. Hawkins. Chattanooga, Tenn, says: "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved my life. I consider it the best remedy for debilltated system ever used. :" For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cents. For sale by W. R. Edwards.
 The Arizona Gazette" is now re- ceived here on the day of publication. The new railroad has shortened the time so that they are enabled to do this and place the latest news in the hands of their patrons inside twenty four hours after it is received over the wires.
 Rev. Mir. Nugent. of Los Angeles, delivered an excellent address to q large and well pleased audience at the Presbyterian church last night on Ha- waii. The speaker said that lcprosy was the curse of the natives, and the laxity used in enforcing the quarantine against it was one of the main causes of the late revolution.
 Tomorrow is the last day of school for the pl'usent term, and the children will celebrate the occasion with pie nic at tho foot of Elden mountains, under the chaperonage of their teach CTS. D. M. RiOrdan and several other gentlemen will furnish the wagons for transportation. and everything will be done to make the little ones happy.
 Prof Theo. B. Comstock, president of the territorial university, spent a couple of days here this week. It IS the intention of the board of control to have the reform school grounds fenced and about ten acres planted to some suitable crop. A large number of ornament and fruit trees will also be set out as an experiment. Professor Comstock will have charge of the grounds.
 The Rev. B. Nj. Danford, late of