The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-09
CITY SIMBEAMS,

last week.
 A. Il. SpelImire has returned from los Angeles.
 Go to Coilin's for fresh fruits, dressed noultry and full cream cheese.
 Mrs. w. G. Stewart returned from Fairfield. Ia., Monday.
 Don't fail to examine Mrs. E. s. WilcoN's 30 per cent discount prices.
 Marshal Hochdertfcr is back from his ranch and is on duty again.
 ". NJ. Prrrill, district attorney of Navajo county, was in town yesterday.
 For Salr.-A six hole cooking range in good coalition. Apply to c. W. Davis.
 I, ". Burrows. ;he well known and popular citizen of Williams attended court as a witness this week.
 The excavation for Douahue's new hotel has been completed and work an ihc foundation was commenced Tues day.
 ". W. Durham, of Mormon Lake, son.in-law of Tom Drum, is in town this week. He is attending court and visiting friends.
 Miss Bcardsley, formerly principal of the public schools, has gone on visit to the coast She will go to Iowa on her return.
 r A large party oflocal whcelmen, vis- i,ed ihe Cliff dwellings last Sunday, The road is in good shape and the run was made in fast time.
 The Arizona Central bank savings department pays fair interest and affords convenient depository to those having small amounts to deposit. rvhrwos A. Mnk, of Scotland, Mrs. Wheeler. of Michigan, and John K. Strarus. of Chicago, visited the Grand Canyon during the past week. They are stopping at the Bank hotel,
 If you are weak and worn out, or have that tired feeling Hoods sarSa- parilla is just the medicine to restore your strength and give you good ap- petite. Hood's makes pure blood.
 E. s. Gosmey returned from Kansas Citv Saturday. He says that the sheep market was low and his mutton was sold at a lower prices than he ex- poctcd to get.
 Karl's Clover Root will purify your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and make your head clear as bell. 25 cents. 50 cents and Sl' For sale by w. R. Edwards.
 The following school apportionment' have been made by Judge Layton' Flarsta.T. $259.26; Williams, sls3.37i Bclcmont, $2O.36; Frisco, S24.o6 Tuba City. sS3.34; Fredonia, S96.3o Mora Ava. S33.S1.
 George Davis, laborer, had a leg broken near town one day last week by tle which fell from construc tion frain. He was brought to iht hospi,,I and had the fractured lint set hy Dr. BranIcn.
 T. J. Mover and Miss Jennie Morse were married last Saturday afternoon at the residence of ihe brides parents Rev. Mir. Danford, officiating, Tho ceremony was private, only the reia lives of the contracting parties bein; present. The happy couple left on th' - cye.ing train for wedding trip t' the coast.
 Sheep shearing at Walnut ended last Monday. The shearers handled s over 20, 000 head, and an average clil is reported. The range is in goo' condition and the sheep are fatter thai a is usual at this lime of year. Th ranches that did tiIeT work at thi doiut are Campbell & Francis. Daggs Beasley, Newt. Lewis, Hank Lockett Park Harper, Charles Schulz and Hos kins.
 Judge Lsgton is besieghd nowaday with letters rom school teachers il 2 the east who want to come here. '' get on an average of t'rce day" It said yesterday, ''and as tEere are bu lew vacancies to fill 1 don't kuHw wha weare going to do with the applicants # would like to get them all out her' uhucr contract to secure hnsband E Tor them, for then think l could tak' care oi the job"