The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-16

Rev. Queto of Prescott is visiting Rev. Freri this week.
 s. s. Acker and wife leave this week for Apache Maid ranch, where they will spend the summer.
 r. A. Anderson, who has for several months held ceases" in the SUN office, left for Albuquerque Wednesday.
 Mai. J. r. Kimball and wife of Fort Wingate arrived last night and left for the Grand Canyon this morning.
 For Sale--A lot of good milch cows. Will be sold sngly or in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to Alfred J. W. Fant.
 James and John Baker of Dodge City, Kas,, came in Friday. The young men are brothers of Mrs. George Hochdertfer
 The receiver of the Albuquerque National bank has declared another dividend of 10 per cent, making a total of 55 per cent.
 The Los Angeles Times says: Miss L. L. Whitlock will chaperone a party to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river Monday, May 27th.
 Judge Layton thinks the teachers law should be amended and made to apply anywhere within the territory. As it is now teacher must get new certificate ln every county to which she goes, although the examinations are the same, thus causing them and the examiners considerable unnecessary trouble.
 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. Mir. 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 cali at Crawford's jeweIry store during his stay here.
 Dr.. D. J. Branuen has had plans made for a couple of brick buildings to be erected on his lots on San Fran cisco s'reet The buildings will be one story with cellar, and each will be 25X60 feet. The rooms will be in q good location, and the doctor already has number of applicants for leases of the stores.
 President Comstock of the territorial university was here Saturday. He has made arrangements for an eXperi- mental farm near Wiuslow, and it will be started this year. It is his inten- ton to start an experimental agri- cultural station here next year and during the summer a suitable piece of land will be secured and preparations made for starting the station.
 J. V. Rhoades returned Sunday from New York, where he has been speud- ing the winter He was accompanied by young Mir. Barney, son of the senior member of the Barney Smith Car Manufacturing Co. of Columbus, Ohio, Miss Barney and Miss Mo"re, the latter a daughter of J. J. Moore of New York. They will spend several | weeks at the Al ranch and will leave today for the Grand Canyon.
 The apparatus for the Flagstaff fire department is at the depot and will be unloaded today. The outfit consists of hand engine, hose cart and a hook and ladder truck with ladders and rubber buckets. It is now in order to complete the organization of the ire company, so that the members may have practice enough to understand the working of engine and hose, so that in case of a fire the apparatus may be of some use. Organize fire company.
 Flagstaff building stone will enter largely into buildings of this city here after and some enterprising firm should start up stone yard here where cut stone could be had at any time, and it would be used largely in our brick buildings for foundations, window and door caps and sills, etc. Tbere is an opening here for a new and growing bueiness if the proper rates can be arranged with the railroad company. The success of the business entirely depends on the freight rates. Phoenix l Herald