The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09


 Just received new line of mems and ladies' shoes at Rogers.
 The Wiuslow baseball club expresses an anxiety to wallop the earth with the Flagstaff nine.
 Flagstaff assumed quite metropoli- tan aspect this week with the great number of strangers in town.
 City Clerk Clark has received word flat the fire apparatus for Flagstaff was shipped from St. Louis on May 8.
 A number of the young society men of Flagstatf's 400 will give ball in Hoxworlh's hall this evening.
 George Marshall, the "best sHeep- herder in Arizona," came in from the range as a witness before the grand jury.
 Miss Smith. late teacher of the in- termediate grade, is in California. She will go from there to her old home in Kansas.
 Rubber Face Shorty" is again con turing the mud to disappear from the streets. He was released last Sunday and arrested again Monday.
 We carry choice stock of fish, poultry, fruits, cheese, butter and eggs. Coffin Bros. Flagstaff, Arizona. and Gallup, New Mexico.
 Shiloh's Cure, the great cough and croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses, only 25 cents. Children love it. Sold by druggists.
 The Star" says: The school vaca- ton is coming and the teachers and pupils are getting ready for a summer outing in the mountains or the sea shore-and many are thinking of the forests of northern Arizona.
 Uncle George Foster is in town this week. He says that Arizona will be more prosperous this summer than ever before. Mir. Foster is one of the pioneers of the territory and declares that the outlook was never better.
 The Fourth of July committees will not meet until sometime next week. They were to have come together last Monday but were prevented by the session of the council. Secretary Clark will notify the members through the mail.
 J. ". Weatherford calls attention to his advertisement in this issue of the SUN. He has just received large stock of clothes which he is selling at marvellously low prices and is conf- dent that every purchase at his store will give satisfaction.
 William White, the sheepherder who walked of a steep precipice in Jacks canyon one dark night couple of weeks ago. has died from his injuries. He was taken to the hospital at Albu- querque, but all efforts of the doctors to save his life were futile.
 There is considerable talk of re- questing the school trustees to change the vacation for the primary grade of the school from the summer to the winter months. The weather is cool enough in May, June and July and the snow is too deep in January and Feb ruayy for the little ones to attend.
 E. N. Crawford of Chicago, H., a brother of A. B. Crawford, the jeweler, will arrive here on the 10th inst. and will remain about ten days. MT. Crawford is a practical optician and makes the fitting of glasses to the eye speciality. Those desiring the ser vices of an expert optician should call at Crawford's jewelry store during his stay here.
 Thomas Murphy, who was released by the grand jury Monday because no one appeared to prosecute him on a charge of arson. was arrested yesterday on charge of disturbing the peace and received ten days. The grand jury has been presented with another complaint against the prisoner and will probably iudict him for burglarzing the Flag, staff Mercantile compppy's store'
 George Hoxworth and wife are ap, plicants for the position of superin' tendant and matron, respectively, oi , the new reform school. MT. Hox' worth has forwarded petition to Gov. Hughes which is signed by every bus