The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09
FLAGSTAFF FLASHES.


 Williams is well represented in Flagstaff this week.
 G. H. Coffin returned from Gallup Monday.
 A delicious drink is the milk shake at Coffin Bros. ["
 William Green, of Hastings. Col. is in town this week.
 Save money by paying cash for your goods at Rogers.
 John G. Campbell of Prescott spent several days her. this week.
 See samples of A pants made to order at Rogers. |"
 For dinner pill and general family carthartic we confidently recommend Hoods Pills.
 T, G. Norris. junior member of the legal firm of Herndon & Norris, is at teuding district court.
 Ashton Neheker, accompanied by his daughter and Miss Fouts. came in from Tuba City Tuesday,
 Col, Frank Burk, representing the Albuquerque "Democrat," is in the city in the interest of his paper.
 Frank Morrell, United States deputy marshal for northern Arizona, spent several days here this week.
 Harry Jacoby and T. J. Rickel re- turned Saturday from trip to Tonto Basin, where they went to examine gold mines,
 Alfred Averyt. a former resident of Flagstaff, spent several days here this week. MT. Averyt is now a successful merchant of Prescott.
 Gorham A. Bray, of the Bashfori- Burmister Go. of Prescott, IS in town and Is being warmly received by his host of friends here.
 John A. Riley and wife of Los An geles are stopping at the Bank hotel. Mr. Riley is the coast superintendent of agency for Bradstreet's.
 Barney Sears and Fred Hawkins. the proprietors of the Parlor Exchange restaurant, are hustlers, and are meet ing with the success which they well merit.
 Captain Sweeney, U. S. A, San Diego, Cal, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good" Price 50 cents. For sale by ". R. Edwards. = J. P. Hester, of Albuquerque, J. R. Fay and William Il. Hamilton, of To- peka, Kansas, spent Monday here. They arc all physicians of the Santa Fe, and in company with Dr. Francis visited the Cliff dwellings
 A young brother of Barney Sears. of the Parlor Exchange restaurant, arrived in the city last week. Barney met the young man on the streets sev- eral times and thought he knew him, and finally concluded it must be his "kid brother" They had not met in years.
 T. Holden, Jr, of San Francisco, arrived here on Thursday of last week. Dr. Holden is practical dentist of twenty-five years experience, and intends to locate here permanently. The doctor has secured rooms at the residence of George Hoxworth and those desiring dental work can find him there.
 At the city election in Phoenix Tues day the following ticket was elected: Mayor, R. L. Rosson; recorder. T. A. Jobs; assessor, l.. J. Wood; marshal. Gus Clark; treasurer, I. M. Christy; councilmen. John T. Dennis and S. N. Phillips. The mayor and marshal are democrats, the balance of the ticket re- publicans.
 W. l.. Wells, of Trinidad, Colo, shipped 500 head of cattle Tuesday to Springer, N. M, and tomorrow another shipment of 500 head will be made to the same place. The cattle are all feeders and come from the Verde valley and adjacent ranges. About 5000 head will be shipped from that section between now and July 1st
 The "Gazette" says: Flagstaff is to have grand Fourth of July celebra- tiou, and it is expected that $2,50o will be available for the purposes of the day. As a traveller from Phoenix