The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-07

day night, March 16. It will be in the nature of social gathering of the members of Company I and few of their friends.
 Plaintiff s. Goodwin Friday sued tho Arizona Central Bank at Flagstaff for illegally seizing, as he says, 74 sacks of wool belonging to plaintiff and worth $l,S50. He claims $5, 900 dam ages. s.-Gazctte.
 Three printers, bound for California. the land of fruit and busted booms, were in town the other day. Two of the typos have planned trip to Homo lulu, where they go to seek ann esty from good Queen Lil.
 Charles Veit came in from his mountain ranch last Friday. He has been showed in since the big storm in January. The fall reached depth of | eight feet on the level and four feet of the iieecy still remains.
 The subject of the reorganization of the famous Flagstaff base ball club seems to be timely oue. Sc to us the local sluggers could wollop those Williams fellows this kind of weather. How about you, boys?
 Contractor Kennedy, with small force of men, has resumed work upon the supesrtructure of the reform school and if the weather remains settled full complement of builders will shortly be employed on the building
 Dr. Brannen reports that William Frederick, who was almost frozen to death recently. is in Il precarious con- ditiOn. Several of the toes on one foot have been amputated and the ex- posture of the night may result fatally.
 Spring levers are upon us. Line man II. E. Howie and William, slayer of helpless cub bears, were stricken down simultaneously the other night at Bachelors Hall. aud there has been great run on tho apothecary shops.
 Services will be held as usual at the M. E. church on next Sabbath. Preach ing ia the morning at 1 a. m. and in the evening at 7:30 p. III. Sunday school 10 a. m. Epworth League $50 p. m. We invite everybody to these services.
 The latest sensation from the frivo- lous town of Williams comes from one of the churches. The choir went on strike because it is alleged the basso profundi's ponderous voice kept the other singers guessing where they were at all the time.
 Sheriff Ralph Cameron is busy man these days. Sunday he returned from Pine Springs, where he attached 5000 sheep belonging to J. F. Daggs. The attachment was issued in connec- ton with the suit brought by the Ari- zona Central Bank.
 0. c. Mosman, a bright young man from St. Joseph, Mo. visited with J. s. G"sney during the week, and ex- tended his tour to California. MT. Mosman is recent graduate of Yale college, and is looking about for an opening in the great southwest.
 A patient answering to the name of Fred Smith died at the county hospital last Sunday of meningitis. He was unknown here, having recently arrived from Williams. Nothing could be learned of his art cedents, and he was buried as one of the unknown dead.
 All signs fail'-except pimples and blOtches. These never fail to in- dicate an impure condition of the blood, which may he thoroughly cleansed and renewed by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The most effica- cious and economical of blood pnri- 6ers.
 One of the most delightful trips in summer after the completion of the north and south road will be to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. It will he accessible to residents of south- ern Arizona in almost bee line. and tho expenses will be very light.-Ga- zette.
 Mir. George Hit has the fines. bevy of laying hens in these diggings. These hens know their business. They celebrated the death of the democratic